GSV Webcasts

Number of Webcasts = 138

Presenter: Meg Bate

The presentation discusses the development of intra-colonial shipping between the ports in Tasmania and outward to the other colonies, especially Victoria. Reference is made to…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:46 am
Duration: 18 minutes
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Presenter: Peter Prideaux

Dr Prideaux discusses the onboard conditions of passengers travelling in close confinement to Australia in the 19th century. The high death rates of early immigration schemes…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:45 am
Duration: 47 minutes
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Presenter: Lynda Collier

This talk explores the lives of a group of London needlewomen who migrated to Melbourne in 1850 under the auspices of the Fund for promoting Female Emigration. Lynda Collier…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:45 am
Duration: 51 minutes
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Presenter: Jenny Scammell

Jenny discusses the 19th century shipwrecks on the coastline of Victoria through the lens of three vessels, the Sacramento, Joseph H Scammell and the Schomberg.

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:44 am
Duration: 63 minutes
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Presenter: Judy Hughes

The recorded interview can be used as a primary source of information about a time, an event or a life. Oral histories can also challenge existing collective beliefs. In this…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:43 am
Duration: 40 minutes
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Presenter: Cheryl Griffin

It would be fair to say that the stories of many single people have disappeared from history, often because there are no direct descendants to carry the stories to the next…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:42 am
Duration: 40 minutes
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Presenter: Stephen Hawke

This webcast examines the records of the Poll Taxes conducted in England during the 14th century. These records are a good resource for tracing your early ancestors.

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:41 am
Duration: 36 minutes
Presenter: Kristy Love

Margaret and Annie O’Connor were second-generation Irish-Australians who lived in Waterloo, New South Wales, over a century ago. Scorned by the judiciary as ‘most undesirable’…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:40 am
Duration: 32 minutes
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Presenter: Patrick Ferry

Patrick Ferry, the Victorian State Manager of the National Archives of Australia, provides a very interesting and engaging overview of records that will assist family history…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:39 am
Duration: 40 minutes
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Presenter: Patrick Ferry

Patrick Ferry, the Victorian State Manager of the National Archives of Australia, provides a very interesting and engaging overview of records that will assist family history…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:39 am
Duration: 27 minutes
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Presenter: Jackie van Bergen

This presentation describes a collaborative book project undertaken by the Ku-ring-gai Historic Society in Sydney. The book commemorates the service men and women named on…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:39 am
Duration: 21 minutes
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Presenter: Jenny Redman & Susan Wight

Jenny Redman talks about the availability of wills and probate records in England with emphasis on the Midland Counties. Susan Wight examples how she used wills and…

Date Published: 28 Feb 2023 @ 6:37 am
Duration: 26 minutes
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