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 *Residence and relationship or description of informant
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-== Indexes to Civil Registration Records  ==
-Indexes to Australian births, marriages and deaths may be found at at local, state, national and genealogical society libraries on microfiche and CD. Some Registrars' websites include free or fee-based index search facilities. Certificates may be ordered from the Registrar of the appropriate state or territory. Online ordering and delivery of certificates is available on some Registrars' web sites. Death information may also be obtained from inquests, wills, newspaper and other indexes.
-Each of the several states in Australia have created indexes to their civil registration records. These indexes are on microfilm or microfiche and cover births, deaths, and marriages from the beginning of civil registration in the state to the present day. Where available, indexes can help you find your ancestor more easily.
-New South Wales has an index to births 1788-1910, deaths 1788-1980, and marriages 1788-1960 available online at [http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/Pages/family-history/registry-records.aspx Registry records].
-Western Australia has online indexes of their civil registration beginning in 1841 at http://www.bdm.dotag.wa.gov.au/_apps/pioneersindex/default.aspx
-Queensland indexes of birth to 1914 and marriages and deaths to 1929 are available online at https://www.bdm.qld.gov.au/IndexSearch/BirIndexQry.m.
-There are also Pioneer Indexes on compact discs which index civil registration records and some church records. These indexes include the following:
-*[http://tinyurl.com/7getak8 New South Wales Pioneers Index, 1788–1918]
-*The Federation Series:1899–1918] (part 2 of New South Wales Pioneer Index)
-*The Tasmanian Pioneers Index, 1803–1899
-*The Victoria Pioneers Index, 1837–1888
-*The Western Australian Pioneers Index, 1841–1905
-These indexes are available in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; genealogical societies throughout Australia; and many local public libraries all over Australia. These indexes may or may not be available at Family History Centers.
 == Records at the Family History Library  ==