Manly Families

Do you enjoy a good detective story? Have you ever wanted to become a detective, but were worried about the danger? Well now you can have your cake and eat it too, by becoming a family detective, with all the thrills and emotions of finding your quarry without the inherent dangers. Why not tell us your detective story?

http://blogs.manly.nsw.gov.au/manlyfamilies/ - last updated 8 Nov 2009

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Outback Story

This historical account of outback Queensland is the story of my father's life, told in his own words. My grandfather, a horse-breaker for Cobb and Co., acquired (by ballot) a grazing property 45 miles from Cunnamulla. Dad's stories are about growing up in the bush during the 1920s (daily routines, games, education, special occasions, health and home remedies, social events, community attitudes etc), the Great Depression, the Second World War, changes in domestic technology, etc.

http://outback-story.blogspot.com/ - last updated 21 Oct 2009

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The Sutherland Family in Australia

The family of John Sutherland MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) who came to Australia in 1838 from Wick, Caithness Scotland. I have been collecting snippets of John's political career as well as his personal life, and am also researching his extended family in both Australia and Scotland.

http://sutherland-family.blogspot.com/ - last updated 20 Apr 2009

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Gentechnica

Gentechnica discusses the technical side of genealogy and will focus on the use of computers in genealogical research and archiving.

http://gentechnica.wordpress.com/ - last updated 23 Aug 2008

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West Country Genealogy

http://westcountrygenealogy.blogspot.com/ - last updated 9 Jul 2008

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The Internet Genealogy Community Study

An Australian 'Internet Studies' PhD student researching online genealogy within the broader context of hobbyist Internet usage. How do genealogists use the Internet? What are the consequences of the development of genealogy as a significant Internet-based activity? This blog is my academic head-space, so stay tuned, and perhaps all will be revealed!

http://www.veale.com.au/phd/html/journal.html - last updated 10 Apr 2008

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Australian Genealogy Blog

A blog to discuss various aspects about researching your family history in Australia.

http://australiangenealogy.blogspot.com/ - last updated 1 Aug 2007

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Queensland Genealogy

This blog is for the benefit of those with genealogy / family history research in Queensland, Australia. It has advice on records and problem-solving research techniques, and examples of interesting or unusual sources at Queensland State Archives and elsewhere. It also refers to specific individuals who are mentioned in unexpected sources.

http://qld-genealogy.blogspot.com/ - last updated 1 Aug 2007

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The Hodder Collection

The idea for the Hodder History blog came about after scouring many, many web sites that had the information I needed but at an enormous yearly subscription cost when tallied up together. A bit here a bit there anyway I decided that as I have 20 years of my own Hodder information, death certificates from Utah & Aust, marriage certificates from Australia, photos, stories etc, etc, and had saved all my bookmarks on any Hodder I found on the www that it would be a service to genealogists throughout the world to share this research information especially those searching for Hodder connections. Then I took it one step further and thought how neat it would be if the links took you directly to the Hodder surname. So much time is wasted sifting through the irrelevant stuff. Hence the hodderhistory.blogspot.com blog was born and a new world opened up!

http://hodderhistory.blogspot.com/

Wellbelove Family History

Welcome to the Wellbelove family history blog. Intended to supplement the 'Wellbelove Genealogy' website, it will include articles of interest on the Wellbelove surname and variants including, Wellbeloved, Welbelove, Welbeloved, etc.

http://wellbelovefamily.blogspot.com/