ATSIPHJ Family History

As the old Facebook group has been archived we have created a new one in the new format.

The new group can be found HERE or here http://www.facebook.com/groups/165375273573005/

The ATSIPHJ family history linking up forum is back online but now requires registration to use.

Click HERE or click on the LINKING UP FORUM above to view the forums

Click HERE or hover over the LINKING UP FORUM above to register to use the forums.

Please note all forums are monitored and moderated - all posts will be reviewed prior to posting.

This site brings together all of the NSW State government resources that can help you identify, access and use State archives that relate to Indigenous people.

Click Here to view resource

staterecordsnsw | September 14, 2009  The NSW State archives are an important resource for family historians because the collection includes records about people who had contact or dealings with the Government from the earliest days of colonial settlement. This can include records about arrivals (convict or free) in NSW; applications for land grants or leases; government employment for example as public servants, police officers, teachers or surveyors; licences for hotels or files relating to the administration of a persons last will and testament.

The video features tips and tactics for using the NSW State archives to assist in tracing your family history It is narrated by Christine Yeats the Manager Public Access.