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“How Reliable is that Family History Website?” - 27....
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Added at 1am, 14.02.11 by Justin Millman

“How Reliable is that Family History Website?” - 27.02.11, 2:00pm

Sunday 27th February

“How Reliable is that Website?” – Sue Reid (QFHS President) A demonstration of various family history websites to assess how exhaustive and valid their content.

QUEENSLAND CHAPTER AUSTRALIAN HUGUENOT SOCIETY

Venue: Toowong Library Meeting Room, Toowong Shopping Centre, 9 Sherwood Road, Toowong, Brisbane

Time: 2:00pm

Cost: Members $5, Non-members $10

Refreshments served after meeting

Enquiries: Phone (07) 3202 9240

Time: 2:00pm

Date: Sun 27th Feb, 2011

Location: Toowong Library Meeting Room, Toowong Shopping Centre, 9 Sherwood Road, Toowong, Brisbane

Categories: Archives

Tagged: internet, web, family tree, lines, lineage, australian history, Toowong Cemetery, NATIONAL ARCHIVES, meeting, Local history, History Queensland, History, genealogy, Genealogical Society of Qld, genealogical, Family Search, Family History, family, Directories, digitized records, Digitized collections, citizenship, Church records, burials, burial records, Brisbane History Group, ancestry, huguenot

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Brisbane - 1954
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Added at 12pm, 06.05.10 by National Archives of Australia

Brisbane - 1954

Citizenship and naturalisation ceremony on the steps of Brisbane City Hall, May 1954.

The National Archives holds many records relating to citizenship and naturalisation. 

This image is part of the Immigration Photographic Archive, comprising approximately 36,000 photographs. From 1945, the Australian Government employed photographers to record the arrival and resettlement of migrants and their integration into the Australian community. These photographs were used to advertise and promote Australia to potential migrants, to illustrate reports and other publications, and as a resource for research into immigration.

Categories: Brisbane

Tagged: citizen, citizenship, immigration, migrants, city, hall, palms, trees, king, george, square, ceremony, event

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