Roots And Branches: Ancestry For Australians
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For any Australian curious about the faces and stories hidden in their family's past, Roots and Branches: Ancestry for Australians is an indispensable guide to uncovering the rich tapestry of personal heritage. Errol Lea-Scarlett presents a comprehensive and practical manual that instructs readers on the art and methodology of tracing their family tree, navigating the unique genealogical landscape of Australian records, archives, and historical sources. Grounded in meticulous research and written with the authority of a seasoned genealogist, this work details the specific challenges and rewards of Australian ancestry research — from convict records and colonial settlement documents to immigration files and beyond. Lea-Scarlett illustrates how personal history is inseparable from the broader narrative of a nation still piecing together its own identity, making this an essential companion not just for the hobbyist, but for anyone who has ever wondered what stories their ancestors might tell.
Author: Errol Lea-Scarlett
Format: Hardback
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For any Australian curious about the faces and stories hidden in their family's past, Roots and Branches: Ancestry for Australians is an indispensable guide to uncovering the rich tapestry of personal heritage. Errol Lea-Scarlett presents a comprehensive and practical manual that instructs readers on the art and methodology of tracing their family tree, navigating the unique genealogical landscape of Australian records, archives, and historical sources. Grounded in meticulous research and written with the authority of a seasoned genealogist, this work details the specific challenges and rewards of Australian ancestry research — from convict records and colonial settlement documents to immigration files and beyond. Lea-Scarlett illustrates how personal history is inseparable from the broader narrative of a nation still piecing together its own identity, making this an essential companion not just for the hobbyist, but for anyone who has ever wondered what stories their ancestors might tell.