Join us for an exciting livestream this Friday (12pm AEST) where Cassie Mercer will be joining Ancestry Expert, Brad Argent to discuss tracing your Irish ancestors - from convicts to free settlers. Click ‘Get Reminder’ on Facebook so you don’t miss it! ancstry.me/2KHAVI7

We're very excited to introduce a new fortnightly Facebook Live series - Family History Fridays! Join us tomorrow at 12pm AEST, with Genealogists Michelle Patient and Fiona Brooker, where they'll talk Women in history. Click here to get a reminder! ancstry.me/2yr3E1n

We've unlocked 26 BMD Record Collections for you to enjoy for free this week! The Birth, Marriage and Death records are the basic building blocks of anyone's family history research. 🔎Get to searching here: ancstry.me/3cyd8Xr

Surnames - we've all got 'em! Ever wanted to find out more about your family name, or find an ancestor with only their surname? This week for Ancestry Extra, we've unlocked 11 collections that you can search through for free! Let us know what you find 🔎 ancstry.me/3dVTkxa

We're back with Family History Fridays! Join Michelle Patient and Fiona Brooker live this Friday at 12pm AEST on our Facebook page as they discuss tips for researching with surnames. Tap the 'star' button on our scheduled post here to get a reminder: ancstry.me/2WQ6xlL

This week we're live with the Ancestry ProGenealogist® team, who will be tackling your hard questions. See you on Friday at 5pm AEST - tap the 'star' button on our scheduled post here to get a reminder: ancstry.me/2zsOaKM

Crazy about corgis? A royal connection could be closer than you think! This week for Ancestry Extra, we've unlocked a range of collections best for researching royal lines. Click here to explore: ancstry.me/3gMyaEf

This week for Ancestry Extra our free access is all about photos! 📸 We've unlocked a series of historical records for you to explore including postcards, portraits and prints. You can find them here: bit.ly/2Y1yS9b

We're back with Family History Fridays! Join Genealogists, Michelle Patient and Fiona Brooker LIVE this Friday at 12pm AEST as they talk photographs in family history research. Tap the 'star' button on our scheduled post here to get a reminder: bit.ly/30OQsyZ

Join us on our livestream this Friday 12pm AEST as we welcome Michael Adams from the 'Forgotten Australia' podcast (Forgotten-Oz-Podcast), in conversation with Ancestry Expert Brad Argent. Tap the 'star' button on our scheduled post here to get a reminder: bit.ly/2YwOqSD

Last week we released our UK, Women's Land Army Index Cards, 1939-1945 collection. Watch to find out what the collection consists of and some top tips when it comes to exploring the index cards. Have you discovered anything about your ancestors within the collection yet?

New to Ancestry® this week is an update to the Commonwealth Electoral Roll collection for Queensland (1906 - 1969). Electoral rolls recorded information about anyone who had registered to vote. Search the records here: ancestry.com/search/collect… Ancestry #familyhistory

New to Ancestry® this week is the UK, Coal Mining Accidents and Deaths Index, 1878-1951 collection. This collection documents the hazards of working in the coal mining industry during the late 19th & early 20th centuries. Explore here: bit.ly/3rolwll

Building a robust collection of records for family history research is a journey in itself! Find out how we source and digitise records to make them available to Ancestry® subscribers. Watch the video: fb.watch/fYzyFCcfwG/

New to Ancestry® is the UK, World War II War Diaries 1939-1946. This collection includes diaries kept by military units of the United Kingdom during the WWII. Diaries were kept by units at all levels, from battalions to entire military branches. bit.ly/3VguNJU

New to Ancestry® is the UK, Post Mortem Examinations and Case Books 1840-1920 collection. Post-mortem examinations were used to find causes of death. The records contain patient information and notes written by the doctor. Explore here: bit.ly/3fR3Lsd

Records, Transcriptions, RootsTech & a discovery 100 years in the making... Check out the Ancestry AU&NZ Quarterly Blog for March. Read it here: blogs.ancestry.com.au/ancestry/2023/…

Museums of History NSW are opening their Western Sydney Records Centre to the public on April 15th - and it's booking out, fast. blogs.ancestry.com.au/ancestry/2023/…

Today we are able to share a fascinating collection of WWI records showing reasons why Australians who wanted to serve were rejected by the military. Offering a snapshot of religious, societal and medical views from a unique moment in history, Ancestry is proud to partner with

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