| Who do you think you are |
The web pages of the popular SBS TV series. Good advice available when starting your research.
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| Free BMD |
This is an online searchable database being compiled by voluteers, of the St Catherines House records of Great Britain.
While far from complete it now has most records from the 1800's.
The other option is spending hours with the microfich at the State Library or the GSV.
These records are from the start of civil registration, around 1830 in Great Britain
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| Family Search |
These are mostly pre civil registration records compiled by the Mormon Church (LDS)
They are free searchable records, plus you can obtain a list of films they have made of actual church records
These can be hired for viewing at LDS centre's or the GSV
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| NSW Records |
Many of these are free online searchable indexes of BMD in New South Wales.
Remember that Victoria was part of NSW in the early days of Australia
Pity the other States do not follow their example
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| National Archives of Australia |
Austrlian archives, with family history help, some may be free online, worth a look anyway
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| National Archives England |
One of the main centre's of records in England, has some searchable records, mostly pay per view.
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| Family Records Centre England |
Run by the National Archives is user friendly for family historians.
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| General Registary Office England |
A further part of the English records system, here you can order certificates online.
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| Commonwealth War Graves |
Any serviceman lost in the Second World War from a Commonwealth Country wil be recorded here
There may also be other details, and his service number needed to obtain other records.
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| Australian War Memorial |
Many Miltary records on line for free research, follow the roll of honour links
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| Gen Forum |
Follow the prompts to the name you are researching
You may well find messages that link to your family
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| Ancestory Com |
This is a mainly commercial pay for use site, it does have a few free to view links
Members can access this site free from the The Global Learning Centre in our Monday morning internet class.
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| Cyndis List |
This is a really Major site with links to just about everywhere, unfortunately most links are pay to use
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| British WW1 Medals |
As most British WW1 military records were destroyed by bombing in WW2, you may find these records of some help.
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| Roots Web |
Try typing in the search family trees you may find someone has already done the research.
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| Australian War service WW2 |
An online seachable database of all services in WW2. Give place of birth and date of birth.
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| Family History Online |
Offers a free search of an index to millions of records. You pay a small fee to view to actual transcript.
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