This happened particularly in early records. They hold knowledge of family ancestry, culture and history, and often treasured family photos and documents. There is much more to find online and in libraries and archives, but if you haven’t searched in these places before, it can be a bit hard to know where to start.
Euraba, Old Toomelah and Toomelah Cemeteries. However, there are some records which are in our custody but which have not been included in the Guide because they had yet to be arranged or described.
Deaths Registered in N. See full list on records. They are working documents created and used by a large number of public servants in the course of their official duties over a long period of time. It is important to remember that at the time of their creation, they were not intended to be used for the purposes for which they are today, that is for research. Often the language and opinions expressed in the records may be considered as highly offensive. The use of these original titles and content descriptions is not meant to offen but rather to place the records within their historical context.
We operate a reading room where members of the public can view the recordsin its custody.
Both parts of this Guide list the records by series (records brought or kept together in an identifiable sequence) and give a short description of the records (including date range) to enable researchers to decide whether the material may be relevant to their research. More detailed lists of some of the records are included in the Guide. Where this has not been possible, the lists are available in our reading room. The Guide also indicates whether the material has been copied onto microform (microfiche or microfilm reel) or photocopied (COD). In these instances only the copied version rather than the original will be issued to clients.
Those records copied onto microfilm are available in the reading room. Commissioners of Crown Landswere established for the purpose of supervising Crown Lands outside the settled districts of the Colony and were first appointed under the provisions of Act Will. This Act provided for the issue of licences for the depasturing of sheep and cattle on unoccupied Crown land and Commissioners were appointed to police these regulations. These provisions were amplified by Acts Vic.
Border Police under the control of the various Commissioners, to police the regulations. The Act also charged the Commissioners with assessing an annual levy on sheep and cattle. You can apply as a personal or family history applicant for your own records or those of your ancestors. State Archives and Records NSW. We manage the archives collection, provide advice on the recordkeeping rules in the public sector, and provide a records repository for government.
Before site cards and records are included in AHIMS they are reviewed by Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) staff.
Other organisations that hold records In NSW. Most Australian Indigenous index records will not include a transcript. Elizabeth, daughter of Robert Norris of Narrauguyah (?), hut-keeper and Mary an aboriginal woman. Householder Collectors Books The Collectors’ Books are arranged alphabetically by census district.
Aboriginal people in NSW are determining their own future. Note: Since your browser does not support JavaScript, you must press the button below once to proceed. Due to the personal and sensitive nature of the information pertained in the records many of the records are closed to public access. The land of Ulitarra: early records of the Aborigines of the mid-north coast of New South Wales together with various vocabularies, etc. Australian Indigenous cultures and experiences are diverse across the country and vary greatly across the localised areas of the South Coast NSW and others.
This involved understanding their complex legal and regulatory framework, working with users to implement a complex structure, with access sensitivities, but in a user friendly, simple to use way. The Aborigines Protection and Welfare Boards. Read more about the history of the Indigenous vote on the Australian Electoral Commission website.
Find public records relevant and from to New South Wales. This index covers all categories and includes historical sources as well as present day searches and lists. There are many topics covered by NSW Public Records which you can browse through or narrow down by category.
The state government is responsible for a range of licences and checks.