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*[http://nationalarchives.govmu.org/NationalArchivesServices/legaldeposits.do Legal Deposits] | *[http://nationalarchives.govmu.org/NationalArchivesServices/legaldeposits.do Legal Deposits] | ||
==National Library Republic of Mauritius== | |||
*[http://national-library.govmu.org/English/Pages/default.aspx National Library Republic of Mauritius] National Library Collections: Over the years the National Library has made remarkable progress in its collection development and houses one of the richest and most comprehensive collection of Mauritiana materials. The National Library Collections comprise of more than 490,000 items (as at August 2013) and include: Monographs, Serials and annual reports, Newspapers - The collection of newspapers dating back to 1777, consists of bound volumes, parcels and microfilms. Stamps, Manuscripts and private archives,Posters and photographs,Maps, Audiovisual materials ( video and audiotapes, CDs, VCDs, DVDs and CD ROMs) | *[http://national-library.govmu.org/English/Pages/default.aspx National Library Republic of Mauritius] National Library Collections: Over the years the National Library has made remarkable progress in its collection development and houses one of the richest and most comprehensive collection of Mauritiana materials. The National Library Collections comprise of more than 490,000 items (as at August 2013) and include: Monographs, Serials and annual reports, Newspapers - The collection of newspapers dating back to 1777, consists of bound volumes, parcels and microfilms. Stamps, Manuscripts and private archives,Posters and photographs,Maps, Audiovisual materials ( video and audiotapes, CDs, VCDs, DVDs and CD ROMs) | ||
National Library of Maritius address: | National Library of Maritius address:<br> | ||
1st & 2nd Floors, Fon Sing Building | 1st & 2nd Floors, Fon Sing Building <br> | ||
12, Edith Cavell Street, Port-Louis | 12, Edith Cavell Street, Port-Louis, Mauritius<br><br> | ||
Contact Person : Mrs T.K. Ramnauth, Director | Contact Person : Mrs T.K. Ramnauth, Director<br> | ||
Tel. No. 211 9891/96 | Tel. No. 211 9891/96<br> | ||
Fax No. 2107173 / 2107117 | Fax No. 2107173 / 2107117<br> | ||
E-mail : natlib@intnet.mu | E-mail : natlib@intnet.mu <br> | ||
==Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture in Mauritius== | |||
*[http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SOUTH-AFRICA/2003-09/1062934232 Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture in Mauritius] | *[http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SOUTH-AFRICA/2003-09/1062934232 Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture in Mauritius] formerly known as the African Cultural Centre, was officially inaugurated on 27 October 1986 following the celebration, in 1985, of the 150th Anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery i.e. the End of the Slave Apprenticeship period on 1 February 1835. | ||
==Family History Library Salt Lake City== | |||
*[https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=297&query=%2Bplace%3AMauritius Family History Library Salt Lake City Catalog] | *[https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=297&query=%2Bplace%3AMauritius Family History Library Salt Lake City Catalog] | ||
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Mauritius Archives: Record Series Containing Genealogical and Related Information:
- Arrival of passengers for the period 1794 – 1801
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- Registers of arrivals for the period 1791 – 1803
- Registers of arrivals for the period 1803 – 1809
- Oaths of Allegiance for the period 1810 – 1811
- Family Councils for the period 1770 – 1916
- Civil Status Registers and Indexes for period 1722 – 1810
- Census Returns for period 1776 - 1835
- Notarial Deeds for the period 1724 onwards
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- Passenger Lists Inwards & Indexes for the period 1826 – 1956
National Library Republic of Mauritius[edit | edit source]
- National Library Republic of Mauritius National Library Collections: Over the years the National Library has made remarkable progress in its collection development and houses one of the richest and most comprehensive collection of Mauritiana materials. The National Library Collections comprise of more than 490,000 items (as at August 2013) and include: Monographs, Serials and annual reports, Newspapers - The collection of newspapers dating back to 1777, consists of bound volumes, parcels and microfilms. Stamps, Manuscripts and private archives,Posters and photographs,Maps, Audiovisual materials ( video and audiotapes, CDs, VCDs, DVDs and CD ROMs)
National Library of Maritius address:
1st & 2nd Floors, Fon Sing Building
12, Edith Cavell Street, Port-Louis, Mauritius
Contact Person : Mrs T.K. Ramnauth, Director
Tel. No. 211 9891/96
Fax No. 2107173 / 2107117
E-mail : natlib@intnet.mu
Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture in Mauritius[edit | edit source]
- Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture in Mauritius formerly known as the African Cultural Centre, was officially inaugurated on 27 October 1986 following the celebration, in 1985, of the 150th Anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery i.e. the End of the Slave Apprenticeship period on 1 February 1835.