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Wednesday 19 September 10am-Noon
Learn the secrets of the GSQ library (and have fun at the same time)
Bring a plate to share
Learn about the records you can search and the tips and tricks to use to help you find your ancestry. Who knows? You may be related to royalty - Australian royalty that is!
When: September 23, 9am-12.30pm
Where: GSQ, 25 Stackpole St, Wishart
Army Museum, South Queensland
Wednesday , 26 September, 7-8pm
Did you realise that Find My Past has records from Ireland, USA as well as the UK and Australia? Come along to learn how to search the many records. This is a hands-on computer session so numbers are limited.
01 October at GSQ; 2-4pm
MyGSQ
MyGSQ is a dedicated site containing unique records and is only available to GSQ members. Log into MyGSQ through the GSQ Login/Logout and you can search the unique record collections such as the index to pedigree charts and funeral director's records. You can also view other members' interest areas.
eNews
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Resource Centre
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