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WA Government Railways staff cards. Here’s an interesting slant on Consignment 3393 (the WA Government Railways staff record cards), which can be found in the State Records Office of WA. The ... more
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The convict era of Western Australia was the
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Western Australia may be closed for the day on Monday June 5, but othe FamilyHistoryWA website is not. Take a walk ... more
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This article was published in 'Western Ancestor' Vol.1 No.9 published in March 1981. Spelling, grammar and punctuation is as per the original. GRAVE NEAR CAPE VLAMING LIGHTHOUSE by Monica Everett On ... more
Sunday 14th May 2023
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The following article was published in Western Ancestor, Vol.1 No.5, (publication date unknown but likely about March 1980) on page 4. No author is acknowledged, but it may have been written by Brian Croker or Yvonne Coate. Spelling, grammar and punctuation is as per the original text.
Thursday 23rd February 2023
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Initially developed by Steve Howell, in his capacity as the State Library's WA History Specialist, Dead Reckoning remains relevant to all family history researchers endeavouring to understand and access West Australian records. ... more
Thursday 5th January 2023
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Thirteen years in the making, this index of the Mead Fu The Mead collection comprises the funeral details of 22,267 people ... more
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period during which Western Australia was a penal colony of the British Empire. Although it received small numbers of juvenile offenders
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neral Directors records is a rich resource for FHWA members researching their family history.