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SITE PLEASE FOR IMMIGRATION FROM AUSTRALIA TO THE
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Val :~) from West Wirral | Report | 17 Feb 2007 19:54 |
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hello everyone Im so sorry I havent replied !! I am spending most of my time sitting with my very ill MIL, I shall look at your replies properly when, sadly!! she passes, many many thanks |
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TonyOz | Report | 9 Feb 2007 10:31 |
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Hi Val. There is one site listed on the Net for outgoing passenger lists from Australia to U.K..but a bit earlier than the time/year you need, and only from the State of Victoria. http://proarchives.imagineering(.)com.au/index_search.asp?searchid=42 The N.A.A ( National Archives of Australia ) http://www.naa.gov.au/fsheets/FS56.html Scroll to bottom of page For details of passenger records inward/outward held in other offices of the Archives see: Fact Sheet 38 – Passenger records held in Canberra Fact Sheet 64 – Passenger records held in Sydney Fact Sheet 172 – Passenger records held in Melbourne Fact Sheet 184 – Passenger records held in Hobart Fact Sheet 190 – Passenger records held in Brisbane You should be able to email the site to make an enquirey, on what and whats not available. Email archives ( at )naa.gov.au Tony Oz |
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SydneyDi | Report | 9 Feb 2007 08:36 |
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Hi Val As far as I know, I don't think there were departures lists from Australia, lots for those arriving tho'. Did the UK require inbound passenger lists ? You could try theshipslist website - they have lots of passenger lists. There is also Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild, but I think that's only outbound pass. from England. Some newspapers occaisionally mentioned departing passengers. Which state of Australia do you think they went from ? If son was born before departure, he should be registered in relevant state. NSW and Vic indexes are free to search on-line. All others are on CD Rom and Microfiche - Cherilyn will do lookups in Vic and WA on this board. Were they married in Oz, or born here ? If he was born during the voyage, the ship's captain had to report births (and deaths) on return to England. Separate listing to GRO, some might know exactly - have only vague recollection. What about locating them in a census after they arrived - whoops thats not free, but I could look for you Diane Sydney Australia |
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Suzie | Report | 9 Feb 2007 01:13 |
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yes I also need this. People came here then went back to england (probably missed all the rain....... LOL). I haven't been able to find one yet. |
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Heather | Report | 5 Feb 2007 18:20 |
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Wow, I didnt know anyone did! Try having a google search for sites until someone comes along. But I had no idea people would want to come here from Oz. |
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Val :~) from West Wirral | Report | 5 Feb 2007 17:17 |
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Im sorry to appear dim!!................................... but can anyone tell me please, what the site is to find out about families who emmigrated from Oz to the UK about 1860 to 1900, If you know of a free one I would be very grateful, ........................................... I am trying to find out if my Great Grandparents came over here from Australia before my grandfather was born or a twinkle in his parents eyes!!! I only know the surname of the family so its not going to be easy!!!! fingers crossed Val:~) |
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