Subscription Databases in the GSV Library
The GSV provides access to a number of databases that you would normally have to pay for.
These are NOT available to Members from home, however they are available for use within the GSV Library.
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Available free in the GSV library - ancestry.com.au
The GSV has access to the very extensive, and growing, indexes and data that ancestry.com.au holds.
This resource is available in our library on five dedicated computers. Please book.
Click on the image below to visit ancestry.com.au
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Available for free in the GSV library.
Search over 135 million records for Australia and New Zealand. Millions of records you won’t find elsewhere online.
- A vast collection of Australian and New Zealand electoral roll records
- Millions of government records including government gazettes, police gazettes and blue books
- Huge collection of directories and almanacs to aid your search
- A large collection of Military records that cover the Boer war, WWI & WWII, Maori campaigns and more
- Rare and unrivalled specialist records – perfect for adding fine detail to your ancestors' lives
Click on the image below to visit findmypast.com.au
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Search over 700 million British records including:
- Complete censuses for England and Wales 1841-1911
- Scottish census transcriptions 1841-1901
- Birth, marriage and death indexes for England, Wales & others
- Parish, military, migration, education, work and institutions records and more!
- Vouchers are available at our secure online shop for you to use this resource at home.
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British origins network is now available to library users.
British Origins offers access to English genealogy collections online, including unique English ancestor records and maps of England and Wales, featuring England and Wales Gazetteer maps, Boyd's marriage records, burial records, court depositions, 1871 Census, apprenticeship records, wills plus the 1841 England and Wales Census.
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The Genealogist offers core sources essential to every family historian.
Key records include the census for England and Wales (1841-1911), civil registration indexes of births, marriages and deaths (BMD) 1837-2005, Parish & Non Conformist Records and Wills.
The collection includes Tithe records, Directories, Military Records, Poll Books & Electoral Registers, School, College & University Records, together with Scottish, Irish and Australian records.
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