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'''Civil Registrations. ''' Civil registration (vital) records were created by the government and include births, marriages, and deaths. They are commonly referred to as vital records because they pertain to critical events in a person’s life. [[Australia Civil Registration- Vital Records|Australia Civil Registrations]] | '''Civil Registrations. ''' Civil registration (vital) records were created by the government and include births, marriages, and deaths. They are commonly referred to as vital records because they pertain to critical events in a person’s life. [[Australia Civil Registration- Vital Records|Australia Civil Registrations]] | ||
'''Census. ''' The first country-wide census was taken in 1881. National censuses have been regularly taken by the Australian government since 1911. [[Australia Census|Australia Census]] | '''Census. ''' The first country-wide census was taken in 1881. National censuses have been regularly taken by the Australian government since 1911. [[Australia Census|Australia Census]] | ||
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Australia Research Strategies[edit | edit source]
Biographical Database of Australia
Listing of all FamilySearch Record Collections for Australia
Australia Research Tips[edit | edit source]
Civil Registrations. Civil registration (vital) records were created by the government and include births, marriages, and deaths. They are commonly referred to as vital records because they pertain to critical events in a person’s life. Australia Civil Registrations
Census. The first country-wide census was taken in 1881. National censuses have been regularly taken by the Australian government since 1911. Australia Census