Queensland Compiled Genealogies

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Queensland Compiled Genealogies

Online Resources

• Queensland Early Pioneers at Findmypast - index ($) It has been compiled from primary sources and contains references to those who were living in what is now Queensland (former Moreton Bay Region) prior to separation from New South Wales at the end of 1859.
• Dictionary of Queenslanders, past & present at FamilySearch, e-books.
• Who’s Who in Australia, 1921-1950 at Ancestry($), index & images.
• Johns's Notable Australians: Who's Who in Australia
• Australian Dictionary of Biography

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• Biographical Database of Australia
• First Families of Australia at Trove
• Australia, The Cyclopedia of New South Wales, index, browse, and images($).
• The Aldine centennial history of New South Wales at FamilySearch, index & images.
• Alphabetical card file of biographical information taken from various sources, 1838-1985 at FamilySearch, index. Contains biographical information for people in Glen Innes Municipality and Severn Shire.

Compiled Genealogies

Compiled genealogies provide the results of previous research such as pedigree lineage information and may lead to the original sources of documentation. They often provide information from record types, areas, and time periods where the FamilySearch Library has not yet been able to acquire original records.

The contain names of individuals; dates and places of birth, marriage, and death; names of parents and children. Many include histories and illustrations of ancestors and ancestral homes. Community genealogies list families of a specific place. They may provide source citations or copies of documents. Many are indexed.

They can be found at public and private libraries, archives, and other repositories. Some can be acquired through inter-library loan, through research agents, through filming by other libraries, or by purchase.

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