Family history
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30 August, 10.30am
Online talk
'Equitable Relief': Equity Court records in the State Archives Collection
This webinar will explore records of the Equity Division of the Supreme Court, how to find them, and what they can tell you.
(Re)making a home
An evocative collection of household items belonging to the last tenants of Susannah Place
A House In The Making
After 162 years of being continuously occupied 62 Gloucester Street was opened to the public for the first time in 2006
Aboriginal resources: a guide to NSW State archives
A listing and description of records in our collection which relate to Aboriginal people
Aboriginal resources: an overview of records
A brief overview of the State archives that document the NSW government's interaction with Aboriginal people from 1788 until today
Aboriginal trackers & gaol photos
This webinar highlights records that Aboriginal people can access to discover more about their own family history on the colonial frontier
Accessing Colonial Secretary's records online
A guide to assist users browsing NSW Colonial Secretary’s papers 1826-1900 at Ancestry.com or FamilySearch.org
Archives behind the scenes – Protestant (Male) Orphan School
Dating from 1850 to 1886, when the school was based at Parramatta, this register contains details of over 1000 boys, the youngest of whom was around one year of age
Assisted Immigrants Index 1839-1896
Assisted immigrants arriving in Sydney and Newcastle 1844-59, Moreton Bay 1848-59 and Port Phillip 1839-51