Roots And Branches: Ancestry For Australians
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For anyone who has ever wondered who their ancestors were or where they came from, Roots and Branches: Ancestry for Australians is the definitive guide to unlocking the secrets of your family tree. Written specifically for the Australian researcher, this practical and authoritative handbook instructs readers on how to trace their lineage through the unique landscape of Australian historical records, archives, and genealogical resources — presenting a clear, step-by-step methodology that demystifies the often complex art of ancestral research. Errol Lea Scarlett writes with the precision of a seasoned researcher and the warmth of a passionate storyteller, making this volume as accessible to the curious beginner as it is invaluable to the dedicated enthusiast. The work illuminates the rich tapestry of Australian heritage — from convict records and colonial immigration registers to church documents and land grants — weaving together a comprehensive picture of how ordinary lives can be recovered from the archives of history. Whether your family tree stretches back to the First Fleet or a more recent migration, this guide ensures that no branch need remain undiscovered.
Author: Errol Lea Scarlett
Format: Hardback
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For anyone who has ever wondered who their ancestors were or where they came from, Roots and Branches: Ancestry for Australians is the definitive guide to unlocking the secrets of your family tree. Written specifically for the Australian researcher, this practical and authoritative handbook instructs readers on how to trace their lineage through the unique landscape of Australian historical records, archives, and genealogical resources — presenting a clear, step-by-step methodology that demystifies the often complex art of ancestral research. Errol Lea Scarlett writes with the precision of a seasoned researcher and the warmth of a passionate storyteller, making this volume as accessible to the curious beginner as it is invaluable to the dedicated enthusiast. The work illuminates the rich tapestry of Australian heritage — from convict records and colonial immigration registers to church documents and land grants — weaving together a comprehensive picture of how ordinary lives can be recovered from the archives of history. Whether your family tree stretches back to the First Fleet or a more recent migration, this guide ensures that no branch need remain undiscovered.