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Added at 4pm, 04.04.12 by Saadia Thomson-Dwyer

Orphanage and reformatory indexes at Qld State Archives

Queensland State Archives now has two new indexes available on line for the Toowoomba Reformatory (Industrial Girls School) from 1881-1903.

Toowoomba Girls Reformatory Admissions 1881-1903 and  Toowoomba Girls Reformatory Discharges 1882-1903.

The entries in the diary records detail each girl admitted and discharged from the school, including date, number, name and remarks. The remarks column details the discharge of each girl whether to service or remitted from their sentence. These notes often include the name of the person to whom they were placed in service.

These new indexes link directly to the digital image of the original records in one quick and easy click of the mouse.

My address is: 435 Compton Road Runcorn QLD 4113 info@archives.qld.gov.au

My website is: http://www.archives.qld.gov.au

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Added at 1am, 06.09.11 by jennifer freeman

Collinson Index - John Oxley Library

Read about a unique index to all things Queensland (particularly North Queensland), held in the John Oxley Library, and the man behind it -  James W. Collinson.

JOL blog post Friday, September 2, 2011

http://tinyurl.com/3s3wr4z

 

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Added at 6pm, 18.08.10 by Myles Sinnamon - SLQ

Index to persons called before Queensland Government Committees

Boring title - great resource!

The index to persons called before government committees (1860 to 1920) is available on the State Library of Queensland website:

1860 – 1901 : http://fhr.slq.qld.gov.au/committees/

1902 – 1920 http://fhr.slq.qld.gov.au/committees2/

A wide variety of people from different backgrounds and occupations were called to give evidence before these committees. They included farmers, graziers, publicans, seamen, miners, labourers, civil servants and railway employees.

For family and local historians an individual’s transcript can often provide excellent background information on the person that may not be available in any other document. There is also the advantage of reading the person’s view in their own words.

Minutes of the evidence to most of the early Queensland royal commissions, select committees and other government inquiries can be found in the Queensland Legislative Assembly Votes and Proceedings (QLA V&P) (later known as the Queensland Parliamentary Papers) which is available on microform at the State Library of Queensland.

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