Jenny provides a history of tanning before examining the industry in Chester and Warrington through the eyes of her…
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The Online Parish Clerk scheme is an invaluable resource for family historians. In this presentation the OPC scheme…
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Michael Considine describes his research searching for his convict ancestors in Tasmania.
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In this presentation Louise Wilson discusses methods of researching people who arrived in NSW well before 1850 and…
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Cheryl Griffin describes her search for her Tasmanian convict ancestors and talks about the resources available to…
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In this presentation Colleen describes the illnesses and treatments encountered by convicts during their…
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James tells the story of his convict ancestors and their journey from the West Riding of Yorkshire to Tasmania and…
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Information for website: In this presentation Margaret Vines explores convict records and resources available in the…
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Dr McCalman’s latest publication examines the lives of former convicts who arrived as early settlers into colonial…
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Janine talks about her book, “No ordinary convict. A Welshman called Rebecca”, which was published in 2021. She…
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Terry Young provides and overview of Chinese Australian Family History of Victoria (CAFHOV) CEDT Index website…
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In this talk Debra Parry of Melbourne Conservation Services outlines methods of preserving documents, books,…
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