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81 General

82 Births/Baptisms - Marriages/Divorce - Deaths/Burials

82 Parish Registers -Cemetery Transcripts.84 Convicts.84 Directories/Almanacs

85 Electoral Rolls.85 Government Records.86 Immigration and Shipping

86 Inquests.87 Land Records

87 Other

87 Overseas

89 New Zealand Births/Baptisms-Marriage/Divorce-Death/Burials.90 Parish Registers - Cemetery Transcripts

90 Immigration and Shipping

90 Newspapers

91 Others

91 Papua New Guinea and Pacific Births/Baptisms-Marriage/Divorce-Death/Burials

92 Immigration.92 England /Wales Armed Services

93 Births - Marriages - Deaths

93 Census

94 Directories

94 Government Records

94 Probate

94 Shipping and Passenger Records

95 Ireland Births - Marriages - Deaths

96 Census/Census Substitutes/Directories

96 Convicts

97 Scotland Directories

98 Census

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1 Australia General

2 Armed Services.2 Electoral Rolls

3 Shipping/Passengers/Crew

4 2 General AGCI Australasian Genealogical Computer index. The main records indexed in the AGCI include cemetery transcriptions, especially for NSW, Victoria, Western Australia and New Zealand, newspaper cuttings, Irish Transportation Records 1788-1868 and (some) shipping into New South Wales and South Australia. AGCI contains entries that predominantly relate to Australia and New Zealand, but some overseas entries are included. Entries relate only to individuals. Consult the guide to this material for abbreviations and instructions for obtaining a full listing of item indexed. The guide may be found at RM mc N

923 in the reference collection. Some sources indexed may be available in the National Library. The latest edition, available on the Standalone computer in the Newspaper and Microfilm Reading Room, does not include NSW government gazette entries;

see AGCI Vol.

2 at Nmt

6706 for gazette entries. Microfiche Compartment 7;

Call number mc N 923, (earlier edition with gazette references) Australasian Biographical Archive An alphabetically arranged list of c. 95,000 biographical entries, 1866-1982. Microfiche Compartment 2;

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957 Armed Services Key Online Resources: Australians in the Boer War Oz-Boer Database Project http://members.pcug.org.au/~croe/ozb/oz_boer.cgi?setup_file=oz_boer.setup Australian War Memorial website at www.awm.gov.au for ? Roll of Honour, ? Commemorative Roll, ? Honours and Awards, ? Nominal and Embarkation rolls, for WW, WW2 and other conflicts ? Australian Red Cross Society Wounded and Missing Enquiry Bureau files, and ? Australian Military Forces [AMF] Prisoner of War and Missing, Far East and South West Pacific Islands ? See www.naa.gov.au for digitised copies of World War

1 service records ? See AIF Project at www.aif.adfa.edu.au:8080/index.html for service summaries of men and women who served overseas in the (First) Australian Imperial Force, 1914-1918. British Army in Australia 1788-1870-index of personnel This index shows names and regiment/s for each serving person. Microfiche Compartment 7;

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1440 Use the regiment number given in this index, to follow through a soldier?s records in Muster Books and Pay Lists WO12, Australian Joint Copying Project, see below. See also Soldiers and Marines 1787-1830 (index) at web.ecorner.com.au/epages/sag.storefront/?ObjectPath=/Shops/sag Redcoats Down-Under 1788-1870 1. 39th Dorsetshire Regiment. of Foot;

2. 46th 5th Devonshire Regiment of Foot. Microfiche Compartment 8;

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752 See also Australia'