ZIG Millennium Pen Black .05mm – Stationery – $4.50 SPECIAL $4.00

A4 Journal Holder – Stationery – $1.10 SPECIAL $0.95

“Caution … I Brake for Cemeteries” Keyring – Stationery – $3.50 SPECIAL $2.95

7 Generation Pedigree Chart – S. Fowler – $4.50 SPECIAL $4.00

Deja Views 12″x12″ Time and Again Family Tree Kit – Scrapbooking – $8.50 SPECIAL $7.95

My Story: Things I Want You to Know and Remember About Me – A. Horgan – $19.95 SPECIAL $17.95

The Book of Myself: A Do-it-Yourself Autobiography in 201 Questions – C. Marshall & D. Marshall – $23.95 SPECIAL $19.95

Our Family Tree Chart – Stationery – $19.50 SPECIAL $17.50

Seven Gypsies Memorabilia Envelope Album – Scrapbooking – $15.50 SPECIAL $13.95

Karen Foster 12×12 Heirloom Collection Kit – Scrapbooking – $19.95 SPECIAL $17.95

Family Tree Legacies: Preserving Memories Through Time – A. Stacy & D. Haddad – $39.95 SPECIAL $34.95

History and Genealogy 2011: Australia and New Zealand – Unlock the Past – $29.95 SPECIAL $24.95

Tracing Your Family History on the Internet – C. Paton – $32.95 SPECIAL $29.95

Who Do You Think You Are? Australian Edition: Season 1 – DVD – $29.95 SPECIAL $27.95

The Home Archive Starter Kit: Oxford Blue – Stationery – $37.15 SPECIAL $32.50

Deluxe Certificate Binder – Stationery – $64.00 SPECIAL $59.50

K & Company Ancestry.com 16×20 Traditional Family Tree Poster Framed – Stationery – $94.50 SPECIAL $84.50

findmypast.co.uk Voucher: 3 months – Vouchers – $99.00 SPECIAL $89.00

Biographical Index of South Australians 1836-1885 – DATA CD – $99.50 SPECIAL $89.50

Australian Family Histories: A Bibliography and Index – R. Reid – $55.00 SPECIAL $52.50

Fair Game: Australia’s First Immigrant Women – P. McIntyre & E. Rushen – $34.95
Young women as fair game? In 1832, the British government sent 400 young single women to Sydney and Hobart to balance the male-dominated societies. The two ships were the ‘Red Rover’ from Cork and the ‘Princess Royal’ from London. Viewed as colourful butterflies alighting on the antipodean shores, the women were ‘fair game’ for employers and potential husbands. This book analyses how this migration was allowed to happen while telling the women’s stories, describing who netted them in the hiring scramble and how they ultimately spread their wings.

The Family History of Richard Garrett and his Known Descendants 1804-1982 – C. Garrett – PRIVATE PUBLICATION
Compiled and printed in 1982 this is a family history of Richard Garrett and his known descendants from 1804 through to 1982.

The Family Lineage of Richard Garrett 1804-2006 and the Family Lineage of William and Jane Argent (nee Burling) 1816-2006 – C. Garrett – PRIVATE PUBLICATION
The Family Lineage of Richard Garrett 1804-2006 and the Family Lineage of Willian and Jane Argent (nee Burling) 1816-2006.

Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1941 – DATA CD – $49.50
This CD indexes the details from the Commonwealth Electoral Rolls for electors (approximately 604,000) registered in Queensland in 1941.

Queensland Post Office Directory Compendium 1901-1905 (Wise) – DATA CD – $99.50
This compendium of Wise’s directories contains the five directories covering the 1901-1905 period.

South Australian Government Gazette 1844 – DATA CD – $23.50
Issued weekly with occasional special issues, the South Australian Government Gazette contains information such as proclamations, land transactions, court notices, notice of acts, public notices, tenders, appointments and resignations, bankrupt and insolvency notices, impoundments, police auctions, unclaimed letters, licenses (publican’s, wine and beer, storekeeper’s, occupation, and depasturing), notices of protection, dissolution of partnerships, rewards on offer and more …

Victorian Directory 1923 (Sands and McDougall) – DATA CD – $47.50
A massive directory of almost 3,200 pages, this Sands and McDougall directory, which in 1923 was in its 67th year of publication, consists not only of a Melbourne Directory, but also its Suburbs and the country areas too.

Western Australia Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1949 – DATA CD – $59.50
This CD includes the rolls for the Canning, Curtin, Forrest, Fremantle, Kalgoorlie, Moore, Perth and Swan Divisions of Western Australia in 1949 – more than 5,000 pages. Entries are arranged alphabetically within each subdivision. You will find the details of over 300,000 voters who resided in Western Australia at this time, and who were entitled (and registered) to vote. Importantly, the roll includes the names of many women qualified to vote for the election of members of the Commonwealth parliament.

Also available in individual electoral divisions:

• Canning
• Curtin
• Forrest
• Fremantle
• Kalgoorlie
• Moore
• Perth
• Swan

Yorkshire Parish Registers: Patrington 1570-1731 – DATA CD – $25.00
Edited by the Rev. Henry Edward Maddock, and published in 1900, this book contains transcripts of the registers for the parish of Patrington. Contains Christenings, Marriages and Burials 1570-1731. Also includes a Terrier and listing of the owners stalls or pews in the church. Complete with an index of names.

The Nottingham Date Book 850-1884 – DATA CD – $25.00
This rare book records the history of Nottingham and its neighbourhood from 850 through to 1884. This CD contains the complete 1884 edition by Henry Field which includes the original John Frost Sutton compilation of 1852 (covering the period 1750 to 1849) plus the supplements extending the coverage of the work from 850 to 1884.

Somersetshire Monumental Inscriptions: Wells Cathedral – DATA CD – $25.00
Written by Arthur J. Jewers and published in 1892, this title “Wells Cathedral: It’s Monumental Inscriptions and Heraldry, Together with the heraldry of the Palace, Deanery, and Vicar’s Close” also contains annotations from wills, registers, etc. and illustrations of Arms. Also included are monumental inscriptions from the Palm Churchyard and the New Churchyard.

A Guide to Seaton and District – DATA CD – $16.00
Republished here on CD-ROM is the 5th edition of A Guide to Seaton and District. Including Axmouth, Colyford, Colyton, Beer and Branscombe. Containing some 161 printed pages the Guide was first published in 1912 and this edition was published by E.J. Burnham in Seaton at the height of the town’s popularity as a flourishing seaside resort.

A Book of North Wales – DATA CD – $24.00
First published in 1903, this was initially issued as a companion to series of books that included A Book of Dartmoor, A Book of the West, A Book of Brittany and A Book of Exmoor, this publication was intended for an English readership who often puzzled over Welsh history and according to the author ‘without a knowledge of the history of the country in which one travels more than half the interest is lost’.

North Wales Parish Registers: Conway (Conwy) 1541-1793 – DATA CD – $35.00
Published in 1900, this CD contains transcripts of the parish registers for the Welsh Parish of Conway. Contains Baptisms 1541-1754, Marriages 1541-1754. Burials 1541-1793. Also contains transcripts of monumental inscriptions inside the church. Complete with indexes of names, places and trades.

The Cuthberts of Castlehill – DATA CD – $29.50
This family history selection contains the following articles relating to the Cuthbert family:

1. “The Cuthberts of Castlehill, Styled Mac Sheorais,” by Charles Fraser-Mackintosh, from the Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness.
2. “The Cuthberts of Castlehill,” from The Celtic Magazine.

Highland Personal Names – DATA CD – $29.50
This is a collection of articles which first appeared in the Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness, all of which discuss some aspect of Highland traditions regarding given names.

Memoirs of the Families of M’Combie and Thoms – DATA CD – $29.50
Memoirs of the Families of M’Combie and Thoms: Originally M’Intosh and M’Thomas. This history of the McCombie family provides substantial information about a family which long was associated with Clan Macintosh. Sometimes called Clan M’Thomas, the McCombies settled in Glenshee by the end of the 16th century where they intermarried with the Farquharsons and where they entered into a bond of manrent with Lachlan Mor, 16th chief of the McIntoshes.

The New Picture of Edinburgh 1816 – DATA CD – $21.50
First published by William Whyte of St. Andrew’s Street Edinburgh and republished here on fully-searchable CD-Rom, is The New Picture of Edinburgh. Containing 343 printed pages The New Picture of Edinburgh is subtitled ‘Being a Correct Guide to the Curiosities, Public Establishments, and Remarkable Objects in and Near Edinburgh. To which are added, a Description of Leith, and The Trosachs. Containing some twenty-seven engravings of the principal public buildings and a number of very detailed street plans, The New Picture of Edinburgh provides an intimate portrait of the capital as it was in 1816.

New South Wales Government Gazette 1861 – DATA CD – $47.50
The Government Gazettes are a unique, useful and extremely fascinating resource for local, family and social historians and researchers in other fields throughout Australia. They were published by the government as a means of communication to officials and the general public and therefore contain information that is of great use in establishing an image of Australia and its people in the past.

Queensland Post Office Directory 1922 (Wise) – DATA CD – $39.50
This 1200 page directory contains tens of thousands of people, many with occupations and addresses and gives insight into third decade of life in 20th century Queensland.

Radio Call Compendium 1947-1956 – DATA CD – $129.50
South Australia’s only radio and broadcasting newspaper … “Radio Call”, commenced during 1937. It covers news from the Adelaide Studios and a host of other topics including all things musical, theatrical, the week’s radio programs, and lots of other news from Australia and overseas. This compendium includes all available issues for the period 1947-1956.

Melbourne Directory 1912 (Sands and McDougall) – DATA CD – $47.50
The Sands and McDougall directories are amongst the most comprehensive. You can find out more details about places in which people lived, the other residents in the area, and the services available in the region … all of which help to paint a picture of your ancestors’ life. This one contains over 3000 pages.

The Vandiemonians: From Penal Settlements to Marvellous Melbourne – I. Morison – $27.50
Relying on contemporary evidence about the development of Australian white settlement, from Port Jackson to Van Diemen’s Land and the colonisation of Victoria, ‘The Vandiemonians’ follows the lives of ordinary families to explore the island jail’s layered society of officials, pastoral settlers, convicts and Aborigines. It describes the colonising of the Port Phillip district by Vandiemonians, both free and freed, and their conflict with new immigrants from England.

Cruiser: The Life and Loss of HMAS Perth and her Crew – M. Carlton – $55.00
Of all the Australians who fought in the Second World War, none saw more action nor endured so much of its hardship and horror as the crew of the cruiser HMAS Perth. Most were young – many were still teenagers – from cities and towns, villages and farms across the nation. In three tumultuous years they did battle with the forces of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, the Vichy French and, finally, the Imperial Japanese Navy.

They Came Direct: Immigrant Boats Direct to the Port of Wide Bay: Ariadne 1862 – E. Johnson – $16.50 NEW EDITION
Contains all known information on this voyage (departed Hamburg Liverpool 5 June 1862, arrived Hervey’s Bay 5 October 1862). Details come from official, newspaper and other sources. Also includes b&w photos, and a map.

Surveying New South Wales: The Pathfinders – DATA CD – $30.00
The DVD-ROM contains about 6,530 pages of information on the Surveyors in New South Wales from 1788 to present. Some entries are a single page only, some run for 10 or more pages.

The Victorian Undertaker – T. May – $14.95 REPRINT
Trevor May shows how undertakers catered for these complex and sober events, and the various funeral options they offered to mourners, and to those who carefully prepared for their own death. While one Victorian authoress was able to claim that ‘It is on the deathbed that the rich and poor are equalised’, the author assesses the extent to which funerals reflected the social divisions within the nineteenth-century society.

Great War Lives: A Guide for Family Historians – P. Reed – $59.95
The Great War was a key event of the twentieth century and it is one of the most popular and rewarding areas for historical research – and for family historians. More records than ever are available to researchers whose relatives served during the war, and Paul Reed’s new book is the perfect guide to how to locate and understand these sources – and get the most out of them.

Dod’s Peerage and Baronetage of Great Britain and Ireland 1902 – DATA CD – $33.00
Dod’s Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage of Great Britain & Ireland is a complete reference dictionary for the titled classes as well as many others bearing honours for the year in which it was published and as such must prove to be an invaluable edition to any collection.

Durham Parish Registers: Stanhope 1613-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
The Parish Registers of Stanhope, in the county of Durham, Published in 1900 these transcripts of the Marriages and Banns are as they appear in the Parish Register 1613-1812. Complete with indexes of names and places, this title also includes a listing of the Rectors of the parish.

My Clonmel Scrapbook – DATA CD – $24.00
For anyone interested in in the local history of Clonmel and the surrounding area, the Irish Literary Revival Movement and the part played in this by the publisher Edmund Downey of Waterford, this is an opportunity to purchase a republication of the first edition of My Clonmel Scrap Book.

Ireland Townlands 1901 – DATA CD – $40.00
The 1901 Census was taken on 31 March 1901 and the General Index to the Topographical Divisions of Ireland, commonly known as “The Townland Index” was produced while the census was being taken and published as a book in 1904. It has not been as readily available as its predecessor, the 1851 edition. Now, for the first time 1901 is available here as a digital, fully searchable database.

Trace Your Orkney Ancestors – J. Irvine – $24.00
This is the first book to focus on tracing Orcadian ancestry. A practical guide that assumes no prior knowledge of technical terms, it is written for both novice and more experienced genealogists

Dalziel, Dalzell, Dalyell Family History – DATA CD – $29.50
This family history selection contains articles relating to the Dalziel family.

Memoirs of John Ker of Kersland – DATA CD – $29.50
In his Memoirs, Ker offers a unique and detailed examination of the foreign policy and foreign adventurers of both the established government in London and the governments abroad, relative to the Jacobites and to Britain’s growing interests throughout the world. Naturally, it is a European world as seen and reported by a man seeking to justify his activities over almost 40 years of nefarious and duplicitous activity, but it provides insight into the workings of European governments over that entire period.

Controversial Issues in Scottish History – DATA CD – $29.50
This work aroused intense interest among both the popular and academic historians of the day, for it reprinted major portions of early chronicles and histories which long had been unavailable other than at research libraries. More importantly, Gregg contrasted what those primary sources “said” to what contemporary historians of his own age were writing about those same issues or periods. The controversy over the Picts and the Scots was one such issue. Among the topics included were early Pictish history and language, early Celtic Christianity, the Book of Deer, Macbeth, the origins of clans, and the Wallace-Bruce era of Scottish history. Gregg was primarily interested in presenting the ancient chronicles as a source of information to be used to check and correct modern historians. Today, it is an essential work for anyone interested in the period 600-1350, in great part because of this presentation of early materials, and because of the contrast between the early chronicles and the 19th-century historians.

Newest Sprout Baby Bib (Pink) – Stationery – $13.00
Showing a picture of a baby angel, who is thinking about her family tree (me, my parents and my grandparents) this is the ideal present for the newest addition to a genealogists family.

Newest Sprout Baby Bib (Blue) – Stationery – $13.00
Do you have a new baby boy in your family? Show your love of genealogy by giving this “I’m the Newest Sprout on the Family Tree” bib. After only having a unisex (green) one available for years, the makers have brought back the pink and blue ones, together with a new design.

ZIG Millennium Pen Black .005mm – Stationery – $4.00
The ZIG Millennium pens are an acid free, lightfast, waterproof, fade proof, archival quality pigment ink pen that is extremely useful for fine line detailing.

Australian Handbook 1886 – DATA CD – $39.50
Apart from a descriptive account and statistical information for New Zealand and each of the Australian colonies and their towns, you will also find details on climate, education, religion, agriculture, population, societies and clubs, parliamentary and official departments, local self-government, telegraphic and postal details, police, banking, shipping, mining and land regulations, newspaper, manufacturers, emigration, as well as naval and military forces. You will also find details of the governors, consuls and ecclesiastical appointments of the time.

New South Wales Government Gazette 1866 – DATA CD – $47.50
The Government Gazettes are a unique, useful and extremely fascinating resource for local, family and social historians and researchers in other fields throughout Australia. They were published by the government as a means of communication to officials and the general public and therefore contain information that is of great use in establishing an image of Australia and its people in the past.

Historical Records of New South Wales Volumes 1-7 – DATA CD – $69.50
The set of seven volumes covering the period 1762 to 1811 tell the story of exploration, convicts, the administrators, the military, and others associated with the colony of New South Wales during the early days. The extensive collection of journals, logs, personal and official letters, the despatches, State papers, maps and illustrations provide an interesting insight into all facets of the colony.

Queensland Post Office Directory 1921 (Wise) – DATA CD – $39.50
This large Wise’s directory which also includes Port Moresby, Papua (New Guinea) and Darwin (Northern Territory) is comprehensive in its coverage.

My Wife and I in Queensland – DATA CD – $27.50
Published in London in 1872, this book by Charles H. Eden recounts his experience of eight years in Queensland as well as giving an account of Polynesian labour in the colony. He strives truthfully to set before the reader the kind of life a gentleman may expect to meet in Queensland – the fact that his wife shared with me most of the hardships and adventures which it was my lot to encounter, has enabled me to give some idea of the life of an English lady in the bush, which I believe has never before been related.

Radio Call Compendium 1937-1946 – DATA CD – $99.50
Radio Call, described as “South Australia’s Only Broadcasting Newspaper”, commenced during 1937. It covers news from the Adelaide Studios and a host of other topics including all things musical, theatrical, the week’s radio programs, and lots of other news from Australia and overseas. A fascinating read for those who remember this era, this will bring back the radio shows, personalities and news of decades past. This compendium includes all available issues for the period 1937-1946.

Melbourne Directory 1910 (Sands and McDougall) – DATA CD – $49.50
A massive directory of almost 2,700 pages, this Sands and McDougall directory, which in 1910 was in its 54th year of publication, consists not only of a Melbourne Directory, but also its Suburbs and the country areas too.

Per L’Australia: The Story of Italian Migration – J. Church – $39.95 REPRINT
One migrant’s mixed emotions evoke the story of all migrants and refugees throughout history – a story of hope, grief and wilful determination to succeed in a strange new land. For thousands of Italians this new land was Australia.

Quarantined!: The 1837 Lady Macnaghten Immigrants – P. McIntyre & E. Rushen – $34.95
Quarantined! tells the story of one of the first shiploads of family migrants to arrive in Australia. Authors Perry McIntyre and Liz Rushen describe the processes involved in early migration schemes and the lives of the many families who emigrated from Britain and Ireland on this fateful voyage.

They Came Direct: Immigration Vessels to Queensland: Jessie Munn 1862 – E. Johnson – $16.50 NEW EDITION
Contains all known information on this voyage (departed Plymouth 26 October 1861, arrived Brisbane 30 January 1862). Details come from official, newspaper and other sources. Includes a passenger list with surname, first name, age, page number.

Tracing Your Legal Ancestors: A Guide for Family Historians – S. Wade – $39.95
Stephen Wade’s concise account of legal history and research resources will be an invaluable guide for anyone who is studying the subject or seeking an ancestor who was associated with it.

An Historical Atlas of Sussex – K. Leslie & B. Short – $82.00 REPRINTED
Sussex (East and West), has been well served by fine cartographers over the past four centuries, but this exciting work is no mere collection of historic maps. All seventy maps are completely new and original, presenting the history of Sussex in a way never previously attempted.

Yorkshire Parish Registers: St Mary, Bishophill Junior 1602-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
Transcripts of the parish registers for the parish of St Mary, Bishophill Junior, Yorkshire. It covers Baptisms, Marriages and Burials 1602-1812. Complete with indexes of names and places. Transcribed by the Rev. B. Ward Wood, published in 1915.

A History of Oxfordshire – DATA CD – $24.00
First published in London in 1899 by Eliot Stock as part of the ‘Popular County Histories’ Series, and republished here on fully-searchable CD-Rom, is J. Meade Falkner’s A History of Oxfordshire. Containing some 336 pages, Falkner’s history of the county is, in his own words essentially a sketch history of the county, which unavoidably treats to a large extent on the university and as a book that was intended for a popular audience authorities are kept to a bare minimum. Nevertheless, A History of Oxfordshire is well-written and thoroughly absorbing account of the county from its pre-Roman origins down to the end of the eighteenth century.

Dunlop of That Ilk – DATA CD – $29.50
Originally published 1898, this genealogical and historical account of the Dunlops begins with a discussion of the origin of the name and continues with a history of the early holders of that name in Scotland, including the Dunlops of Garnkirk and Tollcross, and the inter-related Stirlings. It continues with a history of Dunlops in Glasgow, and the University of the Glasgow in particular, in the American Revolution, and as merchants in Scotland and the Netherlands. Lastly, there is extensive material on the life and works of John Dunlop of Rosebank.

Weapons and Tactics of the Scottish Highlanders of the 18th Century – DATA CD – $29.50
The purpose of this article is to describe for you the weapons and tactics of the front rank Highland troops of “The ’45″ and to also explode some of the myths that have grown up around them. We will also touch on the post-Culloden activities of the Scottish fighting man. There are sections on the troops, the musket, the pistol, the dirk, the targe, the sword, accoutrements, battle tactics, and the myth of the sword. Of particular interest are the extensive full-colour photographs of the weapons themselves, as well as of the elements of the Highland charge.

The Family of Burnett of Leys, with Collateral Branches – DATA CD – $29.50
This is a history of an ancient Scottish baronial family, the Burnetts of Leys, and of the cadet lines of that family. The families which are included are the chiefly line of Burnett of Leys, the Burnetts of Balmain, Craigmyle, Kemnay, Crimond, and the Burnetts of Monboddo. This, then, is a historical and genealogical account by Dr. George Burnett, Lord Lyon, and edited after his death to include additional archival materials. There is no attempt to include descendants outside Great Britain. An extensive set of appendices record official documents, charters, deeds, letters, arms, wills, and muster rolle of this extended family. There are as well numerous illustrations of Crathes and its numerous and unique antiquities.

MacArthur Family Records – DATA CD – $29.50
This family history selection provides a variety of materials relating to the MacArthurs.

History of the Town of Greenock – DATA CD – $29.50
The rapid rise of the town of Greenock was due primarily to its location relative to the Firth of Clyde and the city of Glasgow. Its earlier history involved the Shaws, the Houstons, and the Nocolsons of Carnock, The first portion of this history is devoted to those and other families resident in the region. As the town grew, its churches, schools, and public buildings reflected the growth of this town on the edge of Glasgow’s great expansion. The history of the town in the 18th and early 19th centuries therefore is the primary focus of the work.

Cruise T-shirt: ladies polo – Shirt – $36.00
The front will consist of an embroidered Unlock the Past logo; the back being screen-printed with ‘I have found my past, it is the future I am having trouble with’. Available in a variety of colours and sizes.

Cruise T-shirt: ladies tee – Shirt – $32.50
The front will consist of an embroidered Unlock the Past logo; the back being screen-printed with ‘I have found my past, it is the future I am having trouble with’. Available in a variety of colours and sizes.

Cruise T-shirt: mens polo – Shirt – $36.00
The front will consist of an embroidered Unlock the Past logo; the back being screen-printed with ‘I have found my past, it is the future I am having trouble with’. Available in a variety of colours and sizes.

Cruise T-shirt: mens tee – Shirt – $32.50
The front will consist of an embroidered Unlock the Past logo; the back being screen-printed with ‘I have found my past, it is the future I am having trouble with’. Available in a variety of colours and sizes.

Genealogists Never Make Mistakes Eraser – Stationery – $5.50
How about a handy eraser that you can put in your pencil case? This great quality eraser is retractable so you can keep it neat and clean, and because it has genealogy stamped on it, surely your family will leave it alone!

K & Company Ancestry.com Questions to Ask Pad of Stickers – Scrapbooking – $6.95
Here is a perfect way to jump start stories and memories of days gone by! This die-cut designer pad of stickers delivers conversation and memory prompts in the form of general questions followed by journaling lines. Once completed, simply stick them on to your layout!

Moxxie 12×12 Double Sided Family Tree – Scrapbooking – $1.80
The front of this double-sided paper has boxes for 4 generations of a pedigree (yourself, parents, grandparents and great grandparents). If you use as is, it is simply doing the research, and then filling in the boxes.

A4 Journal Holder – Stationery – $1.10
Made from heavyweight polypropylene plastic, but still flexible, this magazine holder multipunched so it can be used in 2, 3 or 4 ring binders – and it makes storing your magazines in a binder so simple.

Creative Imaginations 12×12 Cream Scroll Die-Cut Paper – Scrapbooking – $3.50
The Narratives collection from Creative Imaginations is a combination of simple elegance, with an antique style, and each item in this range is coloured in classic cream and black.

7 Generation Pedigree Chart – Stationery – $4.50
This has always been a popular chart, and now it is finally back in print. This large chart is printed in green ink, and is on parchment paper, and features a tree in the background, with lines for you to fill in seven generations of your direct line family tree. It is perfect for framing or display.

Bumper Sticker: Genealogists Never Die, they Just Lose their Census – Scrapbooking – $5.00
After many requests, the publisher has had this classic quote made into a removable bumper sticker.

Handbook to the Colony of New South Wales 1858 – DATA CD – $7.50
This ‘Handbook to the Colony of New South Wales’ was one of a series of similar guides to the Australian colonies written by the editor of the Australian and New Zealand Gazette as information for potential emigrants.

EK Success Jolees Stickers: Trees – Scrapbooking – $7.50
You will love these 3D stickers from EK Success. Great “family trees” designed just for the genealogist! The pack contains three stickers, each with a tree of multiple layers.

A4 Accessories Holder – Stationery – $5.95
A useful A4 size envelope pocket with Velcro fastening, made from acid free polypropylene. Will hold loose items securely in 2, 3, or 4 ring binders.

Kaisercraft Chipboard Family Tree – Scrapbooking – $14.95
This chipboard tree, which measures 29cm high and 30cm wide, comes cut out and ready for your to paint and/or craft. See the alternate photo to see how the tree can look with made up. With hanging photo ovals for three generations (you, parents and grandparents), this will be creating something unique and special for your family.

Gould Genealogy $20.00 Gift Voucher – Gift Voucher – $20.00
If you’re not sure exactly what to give someone, then our new ‘Gift Vouchers’ are the answer. It gives your friend, relative or colleague the chance to choose exactly what they want. So what could be better? Let them choose from our catalogue of over 10,000 products including books, maps, software, data disks, microfiche and stationery.

Social Media for Family Historians – C. Riley – $19.50
‘Social Media for Family Historians’ introduces more than 25 websites that can help family historians to communicate, share and collaborate with other family historians and with their own families. It covers new ways to communicate such as Sykpe and SecondLife; social networking sites such as Facebook and GenealogyWise; blogs and microblogs such as Twitter; sites for sharing family trees such as Ancestry and MyHeritage; sites for sharing photos and videos such as Flickr and YouTube; and community information sites such as wikis and social bookmarking.

Which Genealogy Program? – K. Farmer & R. Kopittke – $18.00
‘Which Genealogy Program?’ surveys the available family history programs available, and discusses their features. Dedicated sections compare aspects such as ease of use, help and support, the various reports available, data flexibility and convenience features, use of multimedia, source recording, file transfers, functions for ‘power users’, privacy controls, as well as the offerings in the Australasian editions. A general discussion of each program is followed by detailed tables of features and accompanying notes.

10 Generation Double Chart – Stationery – $19.50
This chart is often known as a “bow tie” or “butterfly” chart due to the shape. Your father’s ancestry spreads out to the left and your mothers to the right with you the middle plus room for your children in a further box below you.

Tracing Your Family History in New South Wales – DATA CD – $25.00
If you are researching your family in New South Wales, and really don’t know where to look – this guide details the many different types of records useful for your research, together with where you can find them. A new feature in this edition, is that for the first time not only ‘hardcopy’ (or printed) sources are noted, but also the internet, and the all the amazing resources that are available for the genealogist researching in this Australian state.

New Cousins: How to Trace Living Descendants of Your Ancestors – K. Bali – $13.00
This book is a guide to descendant searching – that is looking for living relatives. It can be fascinating, rewarding, and potentially life-changing. Research can lead you not to dead ancestors, but to living, breathing relatives who share your genetic heritage – members of your extended family.

K & Company Ancestry.com 12×12 Double-Sided Paper Pack – Scrapbooking – $25.00
K & Company has teamed with Ancestry.com to bring you a beautiful, comprehensive, family history scrapbooking collection! Ideal for those creating a whole heritage album … this paper pack from K & Company’s Ancestry.com range, contains 36 12×12 double-sided pages (3 x 12 different designs).

My Mind’s Eye 12×12 Life Stories Kit #2 – Scrapbooking – $24.95
Tell your Life Story with this collection, printed on Kraft paper in soft brown, reds and purples! With 2 die cut accessory sheets, 24 patterned papers, and 30 mini journaling cards you are sure to find something for your every scrapbooking need!

Binder and Slip Cover 40mm: Black – Stationery – $19.50
Binder and Slip Cover is identical to the other binders in 300 pack albums but with no pages and minimum graphics on cover. 40mm wide spine.

Bound for South Australia: Births and Deaths on Government-Assisted Immigrant Ships 1848-1885 – DATA CD – $29.50
A richly illustrated CD-ROM which brings, for the first time, a complete listing of 323 voyages to South Australia between 1848 and 1885 under the auspices of the South Australian Government.

Parish Registers in Australia 1787-1990: A List of Originals, Transcripts, Microforms and Indexes of Australia Parish Registers – DATA CD – $29.95
This second edition, originally produced in book form back in 1990, which has long been out of print, has now been re-released as a facsimile on CD-ROM. It comprises 356 and indexes the location of 5,524 different Australian Parish Registers from 42 religions held at 153 record centres around Australia.

Personal Historian: Personal and Family History Writing Software – Software – $49.50
‘Personal Historian’ is software which assists you in writing personal histories about yourself and other individuals. It breaks this seemingly monumental task into small, manageable pieces and then reconstructs it into a complete, publishable document.

Who Do You Think You Are? Australian Edition: Season 2 – Software – $29.95
The episodes take us to all corners of Australia and around the globe, as each has secrets uncovered and histories are revealed along the way. Combining emotional and personal journeys with big-picture history, these inspiring and sometimes challenging stories remind us how Australian have come to be the people we are today. This series traces the family history of: Ron Barassi; Sigrid Thornton; Ben Mendelsohn; Christine Anu; Maggie Beer & John Butler.

Lands Guide: A Guide to Finding Records of Crown Land at Public Record Office of Victoria – book – P. Nelson & L. Alves – $49.95
The ‘Lands Guide’ is a comprehensive resource for accessing records relating to Crown land in the State of Victoria, and will be an indispensable finding aid for anyone doing research into Victoria’s land records.

Family Tree Maker 2011 Upgrade Australia and New Zealand Edition – Software – $39.95
Family Tree Maker 2011 provides users with the tools they need to build their family tree, record their memories, as well as organise their family photos, stories, videos and audio clips in a way that will help them easily capture and share the story of their ancestors. If you have an earlier version of Family Tree Maker, you can upgrade to the latest version now.

Domesday Book: A Complete Translation – A. Williams & G. Martin – $39.95
‘Domesday Book’ is one of the most famous documents in English history – and arguably in world history. Now available in one volume, here is the complete, authoritative translation from the original Latin of ‘Domesday Book’, together with an index of places and a glossary of terms used.

South Australia Pre-Civil Registration Deaths – DATA CD – $25.00
‘South Australia Pre-Civil Registration Deaths’ is a database bringing together the known material including some not so obvious records, to present all the deaths in the period leading up to June 1842 on the one listing.

Tracing Your Second World War Ancestors – S. Fowler – $39.50
This book is designed to help both the complete novice and the more experienced researcher to find out what resources are available for those that were in World War Two in the English forces, as well as where and how they can be accessed. They include the National Archives at Kew, the Imperial War Museum and Regimental Museums.

Single and Free: Female Migration to Australia 1833-1837 – E. Rushen – $39.50
The life-experiences and writings of the women demonstrate that they were drawn from a wide cross-section of nineteenth century society. They were eminently suitable as domestic and agricultural workers and as future wives for the women-hungry colonies.

Legacy Family Tree Training Video CDs Volume 1 and Volume 2 Set – DATA CDs – $69.50
Suitable for beginners right through to advanced – and covering everything from first time entry of data, through to tagging, chronologies, and photographs … everyone will learn something using these video training CDs. Simply place a CD in your computer, and it will start playing. From time to time it it suggests you pause it to try a feature out yourself, and then allows you to resume.

Historical Records of New South Wales Volumes 1-7 – DATA CD – $69.50
The set of seven volumes covering the period 1762 to 1811 tell the story of exploration, convicts, the administrators, the military, and others associated with the colony of New South Wales during the early days. The extensive collection of journals, logs, personal and official letters, the despatches, State papers, maps and illustrations provide an interesting insight into all facets of the colony.

Legacy Family Tree 7.0 Platinum Australia/New Zealand Edition – Software – $79.95
Legacy Family Tree has a long history of being an easy-to-use, good quality genealogy software program. Now with the release of the new Version 7, comes a new package, an Australia/New Zealand specific version.

Families of County Kerry – DATA CD – $69.95
‘The Book of Irish Families Great and Small’ begins this series, and covers thousands of families from all of Ireland. ‘Families of County Kerry’ greatly expands upon the coverage given in that book and adds several hundred new families. In this way both books compliment each other. An outline of the history of the county as it relates to Irish families, and to Irish research, is included, along with an exhaustive enumeration of thousands of Kerry families, sure to help any family researcher.

Ireland 1870 Slater’s Directory: Compendium of All Sections – DATA CD – $95.00
Slater’s Royal National Directory of Ireland was published in Manchester and London in 1870 and encompasses almost 1,200 pages of text and more than 120,000 names.

Topographical Dictionary of Ireland 1837 – DATA CD – $79.00
Lewis gives details about every parish, town and village in Ireland, including numbers of inhabitants, the economy, history, topography, religion and parish structures, administration and courts, schools, and much more. He also gives the names of the principal inhabitants (generally landlords, merchants and professionals).

Fox’s History of Queensland 1919-23 – DATA CD – $79.50
‘Fox’s History of Queensland’ is similar to the Cyclopedias that were published for most states of Australia around the beginning of the 20th Century. These (including Fox’s) are a vast resource of historical and biographical information – consisting of information on the people, towns, industries, professional, commercial and social institutions and much more. ‘Fox’s History of Queensland’ is the largest of these publications and is extremely rare to find copies.

Aldine Centennial History of New South Wales 1888 – DATA CD – $69.50
Published in 1888, William Frederic Morrison produced the ‘Aldine Centennial History of New South Wales’ in a two volume set as a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of the history of New South Wales and its prominent inhabitants.

Picturesque Atlas of Australasia 1886-88 – DATA CD – $59.50
Published in Sydney in 1886-88, the enormous, multi-volume ‘Picturesque Atlas of Australia’ was an attempt with words and pictures to describe the Australia of the time. Its publication was one of the most significant cultural projects in 19th-century Australia. Writers, artists, academics, and politicians came together to prepare a book of unprecedented grandeur and ambition, and a publishing company was established to publish it. The 1100+ engravings on steel and wood contained in the Picturesque Atlas were among the finest engravings to be found anywhere in the world at this time, and many of the illustrations were specially commissioned works by leading Australian artists of the era, for the publication.

Grantees of Arms Volumes 1 and 2 – DATA CD – $50.00
Published by The Harleain Society in three large books. Volume one contains the names of those granted the right to bear arms to the end of the seventeenth century. The second and third books cover the years 1687 to 1898. The Heralds at the College of Arms consider these books to be one of the most important reference sources available to them and we consider ourselves extremely fortunate to be able to make them available on CD to historians and genealogists all over the world.

Anzac Cove to Hollywood: The Story of Tom Skeyhill, Master of Deception – J. Brownrigg – $34.95
Tom Skeyhill wasn’t what he appeared to be. Landing at Anzac Cover on the morning of 25 April 1915 as a signaller with the 8th Battalion, First Australian Imperial Force, Tom quickly recognised danger and feigned blindness to escape. Wearing smoke-glass goggles he returned to Australia as a ‘blind soldier-poet’. His book of verse “Soldier-Songs from Anzac” quickly sold 50,000 copies.

Through the Eyes of Thomas Pamphlett: Convict and Castaway – C. Pearce – $16.95
This book examines the everyday lives of convict Thomas Pamphlett (1788?-1838) and other ordinary people in such diverse places as Manchester, a convict ship, Sydney, a chain gang, Newcastle, the Hawkesbury area and Brisbane.

Colonial Facts and Fictions – DATA CD – $27.50
Written by Mark Kershaw in 1886, this book is both a light-hearted and more serious look at life in Australia and New Zealand.

New South Wales Government Gazette 1864 – DATA CD – $47.50
The Government Gazettes are a unique, useful and extremely fascinating resource for local, family and social historians and researchers in other fields throughout Australia. They were published by the government as a means of communication to officials and the general public and therefore contain information that is of great use in establishing an image of Australia and its people in the past.

Queensland Post Office Directory 1919 (Wise) – DATA CD – $39.50
This directory contains hundreds of thousands of people, many with occupations and addresses and gives insight into second decade of life in 20th century Queensland.

New Chum in the Queensland Bush – DATA CD – $23.50
Written in 1887 by Walter S.S. Tyrwhitt, it is … ‘mainly an account of the author’s personal experiences in Queensland, and he ventures to hope that as it deals with the every-day life of a Colonist in the Bush, it may be useful to those who think of settling in Australia. He has not enjoyed the inestimable, privilege of being “shewn round”, but perhaps on that account he has had a better chance of seeing things as they really are, and not in their holiday aspect.

Radio Call 1956 – DATA CD – $19.50
Radio Call, described as “South Australia’s Only Broadcasting Newspaper”, commenced during 1937. It covers news from the Adelaide Studios and a host of other topics including all things musical, theatrical, the week’s radio programs, and lots of other news from Australia and overseas.

Victorian Government Gazette 1880 – DATA CD – $54.50
A massive volume of almost 3,400 pages, the 1880 gazette includes information relating to a wide variety of topics – of interest to both genealogists and historians.

Lancashire Parish Registers: Manchester, Cathedral Church 1573-1653 – DATA CD – $35.00
Transcriptions of the registers of the Cathedral Church of Manchester. Contains Baptisms, marriages and Burials covering the period 1573 -1653. Complete with indexes of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials. Three books on one CD.

Shropshire Parish Registers: Battlefield 1663-1812, Sheinton 1658-1812, Cressage 1605-1812 – DATA CD – $20.00
Containing the parish registers of three Shropshire parishes, you’ll find transcripts for the parish of Battlefield (Baptisms and Burials 1663 – 1812, Marriages 1754 – 1774. Complete with an index of names and places).

The Rise and Progress of Wesleyan Methodism in Accrington and the Neighbourhood, Lancashire – DATA CD – $20.00
Written by Thomas Hargreaves and published in 1883 this is an interesting account of the history of Wesleyan Methodism in Accrington and the surrounding district, in Lancashire. It includes chapters on the various Circuits, Chapels and Schools, etc. Also includes a list of names of preachers from 1787 to 1883.

Yorkshire Parish Registers: Emley 1600-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
Published in 1920, this publication contains transcripts of the registers for the parish of Emley in Yorkshire. Covering Baptisms, Marriages and Burials from 1600 to 1812. It is complete with indexes of names and places.

Yorkshire Parish Registers: Darrington 1567-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
Published in 1913, transcripts of the registers for the parish of Darrington. Contains baptisms, marriages and burials 1567-1812. Complete with indexes of names and places.

Historical Gleanings of Bolton and District – DATA CD – $35.00
A fascinating collection of articles on the history of the town of Bolton, in Lancashire, and its surrounding district. Covers various different topics. Many names of people are mentioned. A notable inclusion is the alphabetical index of names of pupils of Bolton Grammar School between 1808-1855. Useful reading for local historians and family historians interested in Bolton. Complete with an index. Edited and compiled by B.T. Barton, published in 1883.

Staffordshire Parish Registers: Alstonfield 1570-1715 – DATA CD – $25.00
Originally published in 1903, these transcripts of the registers for the parish of Alstonfield in the county of Staffordshire, contains Christenings 1638-1715, Marriages 1675-1715, and Burials 1659-1715.

The Family Tree Sourcebook: Your Essential Directory of American County and Town Records – Family Tree Magazine – $52.50
The most comprehensive, easy-to-use guide for researching your American family history!

Loyalists in Arms 1775-1783: A Short History of the British American Regiments – DATA CD – $29.50
The alphabetical list of officers is extensive and includes officers in all the major provincial regiments.

Family and Local History Resource Directory for Victoria – S. Hicks – $27.00
Although Google is now very much a part of how we do genealogy and family history in the 21st century not everything is on the Internet. The ‘Family and Local History Resource Directory for Victoria’ highlights major research repositories including archives, libraries, museums, other government departments, specialists organisations as well as smaller local societies which may not have an Internet presence.

Scots in Geelong and District to 1860 – P. Jennings & S. Zada – $25.00
Although this title is not a “list of all Scottish residents to 1860″ it does provide a very extensive list of Scots who were in the area during that period. Those identified in the “People: A-Z” section were carefully selected based on very specific criteria and give a good cross-section of the Scottish community in the first 25 years of settlement of this region.

Life and Progress in Australasia – DATA CD – $27.50
The book is written in nine parts covering Western Australia, South Australia, labour settlements on the Murray River, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, and New Zealand with the final part being on Australasian Prisons.

New South Wales Police Gazette 1928 – DATA CD – $29.50
If you had family living in New South Wales in 1928, have you thought of looking at the Police Gazettes for information? These are a historian’s goldmine of information. Compiled to be distributed amongst the Police Force only, these Gazettes contain information that can not be found anywhere else. Far from just listing those who were in the Police Force, or those that were on the ‘wrong side’ of the law – you will also find entries of missing persons, or they might be a witness to crime, or they may have had something stolen from them, or they may even have found an item, and reported it to the Police.

Queensland Post Office Directory 1914 (Wise) – DATA CD – $34.50
Directories are an invaluable resource for local, family and social historians as well as for researchers in other fields of Australian history. While they do not give you birth, death and marriage details – core records for genealogists and family historians – they can certainly provide you with information on the region where your ancestors lived, as well as information on their occupation and much more.

South Australian Government Gazette 1843 – DATA CD – $27.50
Issued weekly with occasional special issues, the South Australian Government Gazette contains information such as proclamations, land transactions, court notices, notice of acts, public notices, tenders, appointments and resignations, bankrupt and insolvency notices, impoundments, police auctions, unclaimed letters, licences (publican’s, wine and beer, storekeeper’s, occupation, and depasturing), notices of protection, dissolution of partnerships, rewards on offer and more …

Tasmania Post Office Directory 1932 (Wise) – DATA CD – $27.50
Directories are a valuable resource of historian information. You can use them to locate people, their occupation and address. Useful even more in Australia because of the lack of census records that are available.

Victorian Government Gazette 1879 – DATA CD – $47.50
Generally issued weekly, although Supplementary issues were released from time-to-time, this CD contains all issues that were released during 1879.

Buckinghamshire Parish Registers: Great Hampden 1557-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
Edited by Ernest Arthur Ebblewhite, and published in 1888, this title contains transcriptions of the parish records from the Parish of Great Hampden in Buckinghamshire. It contains Baptisms, Marriages and Burials covering the period 1557-1812. Also contains some Monumental Inscriptions from the Church and Churchyard. Plus Indexes of Persons and Places.

Lancashire Parish Registers: Whalley 1538-1601 – DATA CD – $25.00
Whalley is in Lancashire and also Yorkshire. This CD contains the parish registers from this church. The Parish of Whalley included the towns of: Clitheroe, Colne, Burnley, Altham, Downham, Church, Haslingden, the Chapel of Padiham, Whitewell, Holme, Marsden, Newchurch in Rossendale, Newchurch in Pendle and Accrington. Contains Baptisms, Marriages and Burials covering the period 1538-1601 and an Index of Persons.

The Catholic Record Society Miscellanea Volume X – DATA CD – $35.00
Published in 1915, Miscellanea volume X includes:

• Records of the English Canonesses of the Holy Sepulchre at Liege,now at New Hall, Essex, 1652-1793
• Registers of the English Benedictine Nuns of Pontoise, now at Teignmouth, Devonshire, 1680-1713
• Official Enquiry as to the estate of Robert Charnock of Leyland, Lancashire, Priest, Left for ‘Superstitious Uses,’ 1687
• The Catholic Registers of Harvington Hall, Worcestershire, 1752-1823
• The Catholic Registers of Linton upon Ouse, Yorkshire, 1771-1840
• The Catholic Registers of Kiddington, Oxfordshire, 1788-1840
• The Catholic Registers of Woolston, Warrington, Lancashire, 1771-1834 and various reports and letters
• Also includes an index of names and places.

Suffolk Parish Registers: West Stow 1558-1850 and Wordwell 1580-1850 – DATA CD – $25.00
Published in 1903, this CD contains the parish registers of West Stow 1558-1850 and Wordwell 1580-1850, both Suffolk parishes plus notes on the history of the parishes and various notable local families. Includes transcripts of tombstones in both churches and churchyards, Lay Subsides for West Stow and Wordwell plus four indexes.These include indexes of the West Stow registers and of the Wordwell registers plus a General Index.

Glimpses of Peebles – DATA CD – $29.50
Originally published 1895, this is a history of the town of Peebles from 1760 onward, giving an account of the most memorable events and personalities native to that small town over the course of some 135 years. The glimpses are in detail, and often were fresh in the memory of the townsfolk who recounted them to the author.

Dalrymple Family Records – DATA CD – $29.50
For those with connections to the Dalrymple family, this is for you. This CD contains five separate books or articles each relating to this Scottish family.

More Comyn, Cumyn, Cumming Family Records – DATA CD – $29.50
This family history selection contains articles relating to the Comyn/Cumming/Cummings family.

Concerning Some Scottish Surnames – DATA CD – $29.50
First released in 1860, this was an attempt to define the meaning, origin, and tradition of Scottish surnames that has long been a popular pursuit.

Chavasse’s Advice to a Wife – DATA CD – $16.00
Republished here on fully-searchable CD-ROM is the 15th edition of Pye Henry Chavasse’s “Advice to a Wife on the Management of here own Health and on the Treatment of some of the Complaints Incidental to Pregnancy, Labour and Suckling”, which was issued in 1909.

Latin for Local and Family Historians: A Beginner’s Guide – D. Stuart – $44.95 REPRINTED
Despite the widespread popular interest in research into local and family history, there has been no recent guide or textbook to help the beginner cope with the great barrier preventing access to that wealth of information … medieval Latin. This book remedies the omission. It embodies the author’s experience as a university teacher of Latin and local history over twenty years, deriving from the notes of material developed for the Latin examination in the local history certificate courses which he organised.

Organising a Family Reunion – L. Berry – $11.00
From a phone conference to a week long event, a family reunion is a time to gather and share. This book will help you plan a successful reunion for your family.

Writing and Publishing Your Family History – L. Berry – $15.50
It is said that everyone has one good book in them and many family historians are trying to find theirs. This guide will assist you achieve that goal. From design and publication elements to writing tips. A self-help guide to achieve your dream of writing your book.

Colony: Strange Origins of One of the Earliest Modern Democracies – R. Hamilton – $34.95
In 1856 the remote colony of South Australia had the secret ballot, votes for all adult men, and religious freedom, and in 1857 self-government by an elected parliament. The basic framework, of a modern democracy was suddenly established. How did South Australia become so modern, so early? How were British institutions radically transformed by Births colonists, and why did the Colonial Office allow it?

Single and Free: Female Migration to Australia 1833-1837 – E. Rushen – $39.95
Since colonial times, Australian have been critical of large groupings of immigrants. This book focuses on the first scheme for female migration to Australia, exploring the reasons for contemporary and historiographical perceptions that the women who emigration from Britain and Ireland in the 1830s were essentially prostitutes, drawn from the lowest sections of society.

What Became of Parramatta Domain? – Private Publication
This book takes a look at the Sydney suburbs of Northmead, Old Toongabbie, Toongabbie, Westmead and Winston Hills that originally made up Governor Macquarie’s Domain at Parramatta in 1810.

The Merchant’s Women: The Story of Over 200 Young Single Women Who Left England in 1833 to Settle in New South Wales – P. McIntyre & E. Rushen – $34.95
Each woman’s story is told here. What motivated them to leave their homes in Britain for frontier colonies? How did they cope? What were their experiences? And how did they contribute to the development of Australia?

New South Wales Telephone Directory 1940: Sydney – DATA CD – $27.50
This New South Wales Telephone Directory includes the city and surrounding suburb exchanges of Sydney including: the City North, the City South, Ashfield, Castle Hill, Liverpool, Manly, Sutherland and many more. Also included is a Pink Pages section which is a classified business and professional section of the Telephone Directory. It contains a list of telephone subscribers and their respective professions or trades.

Queensland Government Gazette 1904 – DATA CD – $47.50
The Government Gazettes are a unique, useful and extremely fascinating resource for local, family and social historians and researchers in other fields throughout Australia. They were published by the government as a means of communication to officials and the general public and therefore contain information that is of great use in establishing an image of Australia and its people in the past.

South Australian Police Gazette Index Compendium 1869-1947 – DATA CD – $47.50
As the records are very extensive it is not easy to determine which gazette may contain information on your ancestor. This collection of all available indexes to the South Australian Police Gazettes (1869-1947) makes that much easier. Once you have located a year of interest you can follow the full details up in the actual gazette.

Victorian Directory 1922 (Sands and McDougall) – DATA CD – $47.50
A massive directory of almost 3,200 pages, this Sands and McDougall directory, which in 1922 was in its 66th year of publication, consists not only of a Melbourne Directory, but also its Suburbs and the country areas too.

Highways and Byways in Wiltshire – DATA CD – $24.00
The original publication of the Highways and Byways in Wiltshire contains more than 450 printed pages, including a map of the county showing the routes taken by the author, Edward Hutton, who chose a number of circular routes that took him to the four corners of Wiltshire, and almost 90 pen and ink illustrations by Nelly Erichsen, providing as with all of the Highways and Byways series a wonderful mix of topography, local history and folklore, which perhaps more than ever allows the reader to rediscover parts of Britain that have long disappeared under a morass of concrete, bypasses and motorways.

Yorkshire Parish Registers: Kildwick-in-Craven 1575-1622 – DATA CD – $35.00
Transcriptions of the Parish Registers from the West Yorkshire Parish of Kildwick-in-Craven. This publication contains Baptisms, Marriages and Burials covering the period 1575-1622. Includes an Index of Persons.

Commoners of Winchester College, Hampshire 1836-1890 – DATA CD – $25.00
Winchester College is one of the oldest and most famous public schools in England. This Register covers the years 1836-1890, and contains fascinating biographical details about the scholars – ‘Commoners’. Also includes lists of Head Masters, Masters and sporting teams. Complete with a useful index of names. By Clifford W. Holgate, M.A. Published in 1891.

Recusant Roll No. 1 1592-3 – DATA CD – $35.00
Published by the Catholic Record Society in 1916, these are records of Recusants, which in history, England and Wales, the Recusancy referred to those who refused to attend Anglican services. Transcripts in Latin of the Recusant Roll for 1592-3, for England and Wales, listed by county. Hundreds of names of Roman Catholic men and women are included. Complete with a useful index of names and places, in English. A fascinating aspect of Tudor religious history.

Lancashire Court Rolls – DATA CD – $25.00
Contains transcripts in English of Court Rolls for various parts of Lancashire during the years 1323-4. Hundreds of names are included. Full of interesting detail about land transfers, disputes, etc. A fascinating insight into life in medieval Lancashire. Complete with an index of persons and places. Very useful for family history and local history.

Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire 1939 Kelly’s Directory – DATA CD – $27.50
Kelly’s are known to be the best, and most comprehensive of the English county directories, and this one covering the English counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire is no different. You will find that it lists many thousands of people names, addresses and occupations.

Ninety Years at Torrens Park: The Scotch College Story – P. Read & A. Pouw-Bray – $80.00
Scotch College is much more than a school – it is a luminous educational establishment. It grew from the fervent wishes of nineteenth century Adelaide Presbyterians, through its humble beginnings in Unley, to its current splendour at Torrens Park. “Ninety Years at Torrens Park: The Scotch College Story’ provides a comprehensive account of that journey from a boys’ college of about 100 students to a coeducational institution of almost 1000.

Sewerage Records: An Untapped Magnificent Resource – S. Zada – $12.00
Sewerage is not something we instantly associate with our ancestors, nor is it a resource that many people have high on their list for checking. By the time you have reached the end of this book, your view on sewerage and its value to our family and local history research should have changed.

Carlingford Then and Now: A Tour Along Pennant Hills Road – Private Publication
All you wanted to know about the history and some of the changes that have occurred on Pennant Hills Road. It covers the area from St Patrick’s Cemetery near Church Street North Parramatta to north Rocks Road since the time of the convicts as the first land grants of land at the northern Boundary and The Ponds.

Northmead: Between Two Councils – Private Publication
All you wanted to know about the history and changes that have occurred on and about Windsor Road and the changing suburb of Northmead. It covers the area from North Rocks Road to Holy Trinity Anglican Church from the time of the convicts and the first grants and the New Windsor Road (which was laid down under instruction from Governor Macquarie) to the present day.

A Colonial Tramp: Travels and Adventures in Australia and New Guinea – DATA CD – $29.50
Published in 1891, this two volume set by Hume Nisbet describes his extensive travels through the Australian colonies and New Guinea. His journey commenced in 1886, travelling to Australia via Pantellaria, Malta, the Suez Canal and Ceylon before landing at Albany in Western Australia.

Queensland Post Office Directory 1918 (Wise) – DATA CD – $39.50
Directories are an invaluable resource for local, family and social historians as well as for researchers in other fields of Australian history. While they do not give you birth, death and marriage details – core records for genealogists and family historians – they can certainly provide you with information on the region where your ancestors lived, as well as information on their occupation and much more. This large Wise’s directory is comprehensive in its coverage.

South Australian Government Gazette 1842 – DATA CD – $27.50
Issued weekly with occasional special issues, the South Australian Government Gazette contains information such as proclamations, land transactions, court notices, notice of acts, public notices, tenders, appointments and resignations, bankrupt and insolvency notices, impoundments, police auctions, unclaimed letters, licenses (publican’s, wine and beer, storekeeper’s, occupation, and depasturing), rewards on offer and more …

Victorian Directory 1925 (Sands and McDougall) – DATA CD – $47.50
A massive directory of more than 3,400 pages, this Sands and McDougall directory, which in 1925 was in its 69th year of publication, consists not only of a Melbourne Directory, but also its Suburbs and the country areas too. The Melbourne and Suburban sections contain the “Street, Alphabetical, Professional, and Trade Directories together with Government, Ecclesiastical, Legal, Municipal, and Pay Days”.

Principles and Practices of the Baptists – DATA CD – $25.00
It includes chapters on: First Principles; Christian Baptism; Church Order and Discipline; The Relation of Baptists to the State, The Past of the Baptists; The Aims and Probable Future of the Baptists. And it comes complete with a helpful bibliography and appendices. It is useful for Nonconformist history and for family historians with Baptist ancestors.

The National Arms of the United Kingdom – DATA CD – $29.50
Many of the best known symbols of crown and country date from medieval times and collectively constitute the visible signs of a state. This work examines the national arms — the royal shields and arms — of England, Scotland and Ireland as they developed and changed from 1066 down through the reign of Queen Victoria. Included as well are the badges, motto and crest of the monarchy, including the crest of Scotland. There is as well a chapter on the crown and its symbolism, the crowns worn by the various levels of nobility, the supporters placed on either side of the shield (unicorns for Scotland), the floral badges (the thistle for Scotland) and, most confusing for Americans, the flag. Wonderful color illustrations throughout.

Staffordshire Parish Registers: Brewood 1562-1649 and Pipe Ridware 1571-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
Published in 1906, this CD contains transcripts of the registers for the parish of Brewood in Staffordshire. Contains: Baptisms 1562-1650; Marriages 1562-1645; Burials 1562-1645. Also includes are the transcripts of the registers for Pipe Ridware parish. These contain Baptisms 1571-1812; Marriages 1565-1812; Burials 1561-1812.

Post Offices – J. Stray – $14.95
Highlighting the ‘heyday of the GPO’ during the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s, the book recalls childhood memories of post office counters selling stamps and sweets, the weekly pension queue, and the friendly local postmaster. It celebrates the role of the post office at the heart of the community and the changing nature of the service over time to the present day.

Ireland Beautiful – DATA CD – $21.50
First published in 1925 and republished here on full-searchable CD-ROM is the first edition of Wallace Nutting’s Ireland Beautiful. Published by Nutting’s own company, the Old American Company at Framingham, Massachusetts, Ireland Beautiful was one ten books published by Wallace Nutting, the others being Vermont Beautiful (1922), New Hampshire Beautiful (1923), Connecticut Beautiful (1923), Massachusetts Beautiful (1923), Maine Beautiful (1924), Pennsylvania Beautiful (1924), Ireland Beautiful (1925), New York Beautiful (1927), England Beautiful (1928), and Virginia Beautiful (1930). All the publications in the series were renowned for their illustrations and Ireland Beautiful is no exception containing as it does 304 pictures of every county in Ireland.

A History of the Town of Belfast – DATA CD – $33.00
First published in London and Belfast in 1877 and republished here on full-searchable CD-ROM is George Benn’s A History of the Town of Belfast from the Earliest times to the Close of the Eighteenth Century. With Maps and Illustrations, and containing some 778 printed pages, Benn’s History of the Town of Belfast, written almost exclusively with the use of primary sources, is still regarded as one of the most authoritative works on Belfast down to the period of its publication.

Treble Almanack 1814 – DATA CD – $33.00
John Watson Stewart’s, The Gentleman’s and Citizen’s Almamack for the Year 1814, to give its full title the Treble Almanacs, are actually three books in one.

Exiles of the Covenant – DATA CD – $29.50
This is a history of the more vocal and radical of those Covenanters, providing both biographical and historical information. The chapters in particular relate to Scots exiled to England, Ireland, the Netherlands, and the Plantations. Of particular interest is the list of prisoners from the battle of Bothwell Bridge (22 June 1679) who were deported to America.

Rulewater and Its People – DATA CD – $29.50
Written by George Tancred of Weens, in 1907, this 452 page work is a parish history in the monumental 19th-century tradition, including extensive historical and genealogical information on a farm-by-farm basis. Rulewater is formed by the union of the Wauchope, the Harwood, and Catlee Burns, united at the Forkins. It is in the county of Roxburgh.

Dalgarno, Dalgairns, Garden, Gardyne Family History – DATA CD – $29.50
This CD contains articles on CD-ROM. This family history selection contains various articles relating to these families.

Rules and Regulations, Office-Bearers and Members of the Weavers Society of Anderston, Lanarkshire – DATA CD – $20.00
Published in 1901. The Weaver’s Society of Anderston, near Glasgow, was a Friendly Society. Its members included many from many different trades and professions. This book gives a list of Office-Bearers from 1738-1900, and an alphabetical list of members as at 1857 (and admitted thereafter to 1900), with trade, address and year of entry.

Radio Call 1955 – DATA CD – $19.50
Radio Call, described as “South Australia’s Only Broadcasting Newspaper”, commenced during 1937. It covers news from the Adelaide Studios and a host of other topics including all things musical, theatrical, the week’s radio programs, and lots of other news from Australia and overseas.

Tasmania Police Gazette Index Compendium 1861-1933 – DATA CD – $29.50
As the records are very extensive it is not easy to determine which gazette may contain information on your ancestor. This collection of all available indexes to the Tasmania Police Gazettes (1861-1938) makes that much easier. Once you have located a year of interest you can follow the full details up in the actual gazette.

Victorian Government Gazette 1884 – DATA CD – $47.50
A large volume of over 3,000 pages, the 1884 gazette includes information relating to a wide variety of topics – of interest to both genealogists and historians.

Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 – DATA CD – $89.50
There are in excess of 10,000 pages in the full set of 1939 Commonwealth electoral rolls for Queensland. Entries are arranged alphabetically within each subdivision. You will find the details of about 600,000 voters who resided in Queensland at this time, and who were entitled (and registered) to vote. Importantly, the roll includes the names of many women qualified to vote.

These are also available in separate electoral disctricts:

• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Brisbane
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Capricornia
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Darling Downs
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Griffith
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Herbert
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Kennedy
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Lilley
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Maranoa
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Moreton
• Queensland Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1939 Wide Bay

England

Yorkshire Parish Registers: East Rounton 1595-1837 and Weston 1639-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00
Originally published 1916, this CD contains a facsimile of the Registers of the chapelry of East Rounton in the parish of Rudby, which was transcribed and edited by the Rev. William Thomas Robson, M.A., Rector of West Rounton. Containing the Baptisms, Marriages and Burials for the period 1595-1837.

Heraldic Visitation of the Northern Counties of England in 1530 – DATA CD – $25.00
By Thomas Tonge, Norry King of Arms, edited by W. Hylton Dyer Longstaffe and Published in 1863. This work contains pedigrees and coats of arms of gentry families and monasteries from the Northern Counties of England. Mainly covers Yorkshire, and Durham.

History of Nottinghamshire – DATA CD – $42.50
Republished with Large Additions by John Throsby. Published in 1797. This CD contains an updated edition of Thoroton’s sought after work ‘Antiquities of Nottinghamshire’. In three volumes, compiled by John Throsby, a Leicester antiquary and parish clerk. Each volume containing its own index. Includes the original text with Throsby’s own contemporary comments under a separate heading. Plus many engravings and a colour map of Nottinghamshire.

Methodism in Huddersfield, Holmfirth and Denby Dale, Yorkshire – DATA CD – $25.00
Written by Rev. Joel Mallinson and published in 1898, this is a history of the rise and progress of Methodism in three Yorkshire towns of Huddersfield, Holmfirth and Denby Dale. This excellent includes details of various circuits and chapels in the area. A ‘must have’ for any with Methodist ancestors.

General

Personal and Family Names – DATA CD – $25.00
Written by Harry Alfred Long (Glasgow School Board), and published in 1883. This was a popular monograph on the origin and history of the nomenclature of the present and former times.

Complete Guide to Heraldry – DATA CD – $35.00
Published in 1909, this is Arthur Charles Fox-Davies’ classic work of heraldry, which covers his a vast range of knowledge on the topic. In-depth analysis of the history behind charges used in heraldry, explaining many famous devices in heraldry and dispelling many common heraldic myths.

Social Media for Family Historians – C. Riley – $19.50
You will learn what social media is; why you would want to use it; what the risks are, and how to avoid them. Easy-to-follow guides on how to get started with Facebook and blogging – two of the most useful forms of social media – can help you take the plunge.

Australia

Gallipoli Doctors – R. Likeman – $40.00

Gallipoli Doctors’ is the first volume the Australian Doctors at War Series. Due to the efforts of LtCol Robert Likeman, CMS, this book is the most comprehensive record of the contribution made by almost 300 doctors of the AIF during the Gallipoli campaign which also included Lemnos and Ship Transports.

Gold!: The Fever That Forever Changed Australia – D. Hill – $34.95

David Hill relates the people and events of this monumental turning point in Australia’s history using the diaries, journals, books, letters, official reports, parliamentary enquiries, and newspaper articles of the time, along with his own master storyteller’s skill of bringing the past to life. from New South Wales and Victoria, up to Queensland and the Northern Territory, then down to Tasmania and across the great deserts of Western Australia, he tracks the huge gold discoveries that would forever change Australia.

Australian Handbook 1884 – DATA CD – $39.50

Covering New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, West Australia, Tasmania, Queensland, New Zealand, and Fiji Islands, the ‘Australian Handbook and Almanac and Shippers and Importers Directory for 1884′, the fifteenth year of issue, is a guide with all kinds of interesting and unique information.

New South Wales Government Gazette 1859 – DATA CD – $49.50

The Government Gazettes are a unique, useful and extremely fascinating resource for local, family and social historians and researchers in other fields throughout Australia. They were published by the government as a means of communication to officials and the general public and therefore contain information that is of great use in establishing an image of Australia and its people in the past.

Queensland Post Office Directory 1901 (Wise) – DATA CD – $39.50

This directory contains hundreds of thousands of people, many with occupations and addresses and gives insight into the early years of life in 20th century Queensland.

Radio Call 1954 – DATA CD – $19.50

Radio Call, described as “South Australia’s Only Broadcasting Newspaper”, commenced during 1937. It covers news from the Adelaide Studios and a host of other topics including all things musical, theatrical, the week’s radio programs, and lots of other news from Australia and overseas.

Tasmania Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934 – DATA CD – $49.50

This CD includes the rolls for Bass, Denison, Darwin, Franklin and Wilmot Divisions of Tasmania in 1934 – almost 2400 pages.

These are also available in separate electoral disctricts:

• Tasmania Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934 Bass
• Tasmania Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934 Darwin
• Tasmania Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934 Denison
• Tasmania Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934 Franklin
• Tasmania Commonwealth Electoral Roll 1934 Wilmot

England

Yorkshire Parish Registers: Garforth 1631-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00

Transcribed by George Denison Lumb, and published in 1913, this title contains transcripts of the registers for the parish of Garforth. In it you’ll find Baptisms 1663-1812, Marriages 1664-1812, and Burials 1663-1812, plus some earlier transcripts covering 1631-1634 and 1636-1639. It comes complete with indexes of names and places.

Yorkshire Parish Registers: Eston 1590-1812 – DATA CD – $25.00

Transcribed and edited by Walter J. Kaye, this work was published in 1924, and contains transcripts of the registers for the parish of Eston in Yorkshire North Riding. Covering Baptisms, Marriages and Burials for the period 1590-1812, it is complete with indexes of names and places.

Westmorland Parish Registers: Ravenstonedale Vol. 1 & 2 1571-1780 – DATA CD – $25.00

Contains transcripts of Christenings, Marriages and Burials 1571-1780 for the parish of Ravenstonedale in Westmorland. Transcribed and edited by the Rev. R.W. Metcalfe, and published in 1893-1894.

Antiquities of Sunderland and its Vicinity Vol. III – DATA CD – $25.00

This is a collection of articles about the history of the Sunderland area of County Durham. Includes – Sunderland Ferry; Extracts from Monkwearmouth Parish Registers; Dalden Tower and the Village of Dalton-le-Dale; Extracts from Whitburn Parish Registers; The Family of Goodchild of Pallion Hall; Rowland Wetherald,Printer (1727-91); Deptford Copperas Works.

Scotland

Clanship and the Clans – DATA CD – $29.50

This unusual work give us a look into the state of the Highland clans and clan system as it was in the late high Victorian era. Over the course of some fifty years from the visit of King George IV to those of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in the 1830s and ’40s, the Norse-Celtic culture of the Scottish Highlands had grown in popularity, luring England and American tourists to Caledonia during the months of August and September.

A Brief Description of Orkney, Zetland and Caithness – DATA CD – $29.50

This work first appeared in 1701, and was was so popular that it was reprinted just two years later. It was written by a clergyman of the Church of Scotland who had been sent to these then-remote islands to investigate their religious and moral state. He, however, viewed his assignment to include a wide range or interests and observations from folklore to commerce, traditions and manners.

Crichton Family Records – DATA CD – $29.50

This collection is one of the “Family History Sourcebook” series, which presents on a single CD a variety of materials on a specific family, in this case the Crichtons.

Corrie Family History – DATA CD – $29.50

This family history collection contains the following article relating to the Corrie family: “The Early History of the Corries of Annandale”, by Christopher Johnston. This account, with a continuation by R.C. Reid, looks at a prominent Dumfriesshire family closely allied to the Douglases, primarily before 1700.

General

Genealogy Online – E. Crowe – $35.95

Discover how to start your search, find specific types of genealogical information on the Web, and use online tools effectively and efficiently. Techniques for tracking, organizing, analyzing, and sharing research are included. The potential for finding clues, data, and other researchers looking for the same family names has increased exponentially in the last decade. This expert guide will help you take full advantage of the cutting-edge genealogy resources available at your fingertips.

A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words Volumes I and II – DATA CD – $42.50

Published as a two volume set in 1878, this Dictionary comes with ‘obsolete phrases, proverbs and ancient customs – from the 14th century to the 19th century’. This fascinating work contains a comprehensive dictionary of old and unusual regional words and phrases used across England, from medieval to Victorian times. Over 50,000 entries are included. Also contains an interesting chapter on English provincial dialects.