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LibRary & Archives Tours


Book a library tour

Members can join us for a free guided tour of the Library where you will get an overview of the services and resources available. Once you’ve explored the highlights of the collections you can stay on to do some research and get assistance from the Volunteers.

Tours are advertised in our Events Calendar and below. Bookings are essential.

Group bookings

Family history groups can also make a group booking for a day tour of both the library collection. These group bookings are available to members and non-members, and a fee is involved. Contact the SAG for details and bookings.

Upcoming Library Tours & Events (in-person and virtual)

    • 26 November 2024
    • 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Online via Zoom
    • 0
    Registration is closed

    Family History Connect | Understanding your BigY700 Results - What is it telling you and what do you do next?

    Our 'members-only' series, Family History Connect, feature themed sessions focusing on particular areas of genealogical research.

    Sessions are generally facilitated by one of the Society’s wonderful volunteers and will take place in-person however this particular session will be held online via Zoom. These sessions are open to all current members of the Society. 

    This session of Family History Connect | Understanding your BigY700  will be offered online via Zoom and facilitated by Society volunteer, Chris Hingerty. Limit of 5 participants. 

    By agreeing to be part of this session, you are aware that:

    • Participants will be asked to have a pre-session discussion with the facilitator by 7 Nov. 
    • This session is open to people who have already received their  BigY700 DNA test results, and want to discuss what the results are telling them and what to do next to achieve their research goals.
    • All participants must be prepared to share and discuss their results with the group.
    • Participants do not need to know how to read or analyse their results as this will be demonstrated during the session. 
    • There will be instructions at the session re how to log on to FTDNA, locate your results and how to share the screen on Zoom.
    • Participants will introduce themselves by responding to the following questions: Who did you test? What research question are you trying to answer i.e. why test?

    Please note that, due to privacy concerns, no recordings or screen shots can be taken during the session.

    Participants are strongly encouraged to view the recording available in the Members Area, Webinar Library, Using Y-DNA to Assist Your Research 23 Sep 2023 prior to the session, in order to benefit from and be able to contribute to the discussion.

    You can view other sessions in the Family History Connect series here.

    This is a members only event. Bookings are essential for this session. Please note this session will not be recorded. 

    If you would like to participate in an in-person session in Sydney in 2025, please let us know via this link

    • 03 December 2024
    • 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Online via Zoom
    • 133
    Register

    Family History Connect | The cause of death was...

    Our 'members-only' series, Family History Connect, feature themed sessions focusing on particular areas of genealogical research.

    Sessions are generally facilitated by one of the Society’s wonderful volunteers and this session will take place online.  These sessions are open to all current members of the Society. 

    The cause of death was …

    Join Patrice Connelly for another webinar, this time looking at causes of death and the strange terms given on the certificates. Did your ancestor die of debility, anasarca, hydrothorax, dropsy, mortification, pigeon fancier’s lung, ague, hydrophobia, bloody flux or an Act of God?

    What were some of the unexpected causes of death for you to consider? And what does the cause of death tell you about your ancestor’s lifestyle?

    Did they die from diabetes caused by the new fad for having as much sugar as possible, or from peritonitis caused by chronic constipation? This is Part 1 with occupational diseases coming in Part 2.

    This is a members only event that will take place via Zoom.

    Bookings are essential for this session.




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