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WHERE TO FIND MORE INFORMATION

ON-LINE INFORMATION
  • Records / Cemetery Contact : Check the details in this column as well as external links under On-Line Indexes
  • Geelong & District Consolidated Book Index : for references to People, Places or subjects in the region.
  • Bellarine Peninsula Consolidated Names Index : for references to People on the Bellarine Peninsula.
  • Geelong & District Research Centres : for contact details of local Family History Societies, Historical Societies and other relevant organisations.  Please remember that although many of these groups have web sites and/or email addresses, it is unfair to email them asking for information - if details for procedures and cost of Research Requests are not on their web site, then you should always ask them what the cost is and how you submit your Research Request.  And don't be surprised at the wealth of information that some of these groups may be able to provide.
  • Geelong & District Surnames of Interest : check to see if someone else is researching your Surname of Interest.
OFF-LINE INFORMATION
  • Geelong Advertiser : index and newspaper available at the Geelong Heritage Centre.  If you are unable to do this yourself it is recommended that you make use of the Research Service available from the Geelong Family History Group or the Geelong Heritage Centre.
  • Microfiche (Geelong Cemeteries Trust Cemeteries) : These cover the period up to July 1996 and are available at many Genealogy libraries around Victoria and larger centres interstate.  Columns of information that might be available include:
    • Register Number - computer reference number, not Burial Register number
    • Deceased Name - Surname, First Name
    • Age
    • Service Date - usually refers to the date of BURIAL but with older burials it can be the date of death taken from headstone transcriptions.  Service date 1/1/1800 means date and year of death / burial not known.  Service date of 1/1/1853 (example) and remarks "Died 1853" means date of death / burial unknown but year is known.
    • Location - Section / Plot No. (includes religious section)
    • Depth Remarks - depth or R/O indicating that the plot was re-opened and this was not the first burial in this location.
    • Name of originator (person who paid for the plot, sometimes includes
      address)
    • Comments - could include spouse, parents, family history info - or nothing!
  • Geelong & District Research Centres : for contact details of local Family History Societies, Historical Societies and other relevant organisations that don't have a web site or email address.  
  • Records / Cemetery Contact : Check the details in this column on the Cemeteries page.
  • Geelong Cemeteries Trust : Write to them at : Geelong Cemeteries Trust, Administration Office, 141 Ormond Road, Geelong East, Vic 3219.  Enclose $5.50 and business sized SSAE - they will provide a printout and highlighted plan of location for the cemeteries they administer.  If it is a surname that has a large number of entries, you need to narrow down the research request criteria or negotiate a special price.
    

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Created by : Susie Zada
© 1999 Susie Zada, Ocean Grove, Victoria, Australia
Last revised : December 29, 2006.
Email : susie@zades.com.au