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The Importance of Death Certificates in Family History
The Importance of Death Certificates in Family History If you’re interested in learning about your family history, a good place to start is by obtaining a death certificate. My great-grandfather hid his identity as he did not want to be found as being married twice at the same time. It was a well told family…
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Oral History
What is oral history and why is it important? An oral history occurs when an individual plans and records the spoken recollection of another individual. Through an oral history record, a version of the past is captured for the benefit of future generations, in a way which preserves the voices, accents and vocabularies of individuals…
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Navigating Genealogy for Broken Families: Tools and Considerations
Genealogy is often romanticised as a journey through time, uncovering stories of ancestors, tracing lineages, and discovering distant relatives. But for those from broken or fragmented families, this journey can be complex, emotional, and sometimes, challenging. Whether it’s due to estrangement, adoption, or other circumstances, navigating the world of genealogy requires a unique approach.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Research Techniques in Australia
Australia’s rich history, a blend of Indigenous cultures, European settlement, and waves of immigration, offers a vast landscape for research. Whether you’re delving into genealogy, academic research, or any other field, understanding the specific resources and techniques tailored to Australian research is crucial. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the intricacies of research in…
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Unlocking the Past: Essential Research Techniques for Genealogy Enthusiasts
Genealogy is more than just a hobby; it’s a journey through time, a quest for identity, and a celebration of our ancestors. As we delve into the past, we often find ourselves navigating a maze of records, databases, and sometimes, indecipherable handwriting. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned researcher, there are always new techniques…

