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This register records the key details about the applicant parties who are applying for permission to marry.
This information includes:
The AIF ProjectThe AIF Project is a database that is hosted by the University of Canberra and contains a multitude of information based on the records held in the Research Centre at the Australian War Memorial.
It consists of the wartime service and the personal information of the 331,000 Australian men and women who served overseas during the First World War.
With this database, you can hopefully obtain information on fragments of their lives (both military and personal) to gain a better understanding of who these courageous people were.
You can conduct a search by name and/or service number and see the following:
You can also click on the name of the soldier’s Unit and be taken to further details of his regiment along with the names of some of the soldiers who served with him.
If you join a local family history society it can be a great way to learn about your family’s past and connect with other people who are interested in Genealogy. It is also an inexpensive way to gain access to resources you may otherwise not have access to.
Here are ten reasons why you should join a local family history society:
1. Access to Expertise:
Local family history societies often have members who are experts in various aspects of genealogy research. This can be incredibly helpful if you’re stuck on a particular branch of your family tree or, you need help interpreting old documents among other things.
2. Networking:
Family history societies are great for networking with other genealogy enthusiasts. This can help you find connections that you may not have been able to find on your own. It can also help you learn more about the history of your family and/or find records that you may not have been able to find yourself.
3. Resources:
Local family history societies often have access to resources that you may not have been able to find on your own. This can include things like old documents, records, photos, books and lots, lots more.
4. Learning:
Attending meetings and events hosted by a family history society is a great way to learn more about genealogy. You can learn the tips and tricks of the trade and get access to new resources that can help you with your research.
5. Saving Money:
Family history societies often offer discounts on products and services that can help you with your research. This can be a great way to save money on the cost of researching your family tree. It is also a good way to access resources that otherwise you may not be able to afford
6. Sharing:
Joining a family history society is a great way to share your discoveries and stories about your family. You can also learn from other members and get ideas for further research.
7. Connection:
Joining a family history society is a great way to connect to your family’s past and to the other members of the society..
8. Socialising:
Attending events and meetings hosted by a family history society is a great way to meet other people with similar interests and socialise. It’s also a great way to get to know other members and share stories about your families.
9. Fun:
Researching your family tree can be a fun and rewarding experience. Joining a family history society allows you to share your discoveries with other people who have the same interests, making the experience even more enjoyable.
10. Support:
It can be incredibly helpful to have a support system of a like-minded group of people who are as passionate about family history as you are. They can help provide you with much-needed support which is a great way to stay motivated and inspired as you research your family tree.