About Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953

This database contains the following Kentucky death records:

• Death certificates, 1911-1953
• Mortuary records, registers of deaths, and death certificates for Newport, Louisville, Lexington, Covington, and Jefferson County, up to 1911
• Returns of death, 1852-1910 (not all years are extant for each county)

Border Crossings: From Mexico to U.S., 1895-1957 – Updated

About Border Crossings: From Mexico to U.S., 1895-1957

This database contains an index of aliens and some citizens crossing into the U.S. from Mexico via various ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexican border between 1895 and 1957.

Caribbean Obituary Collection – Updated

About Caribbean Obituary Collection

The collection contains recent obituaries from hundreds of newspapers.

Canada Obituary Collection – Updated

The collection contains recent obituaries from hundreds of newspapers, and can be browsed by location:

Australia and New Zealand Obituary Collection – Updated

About Australia and New Zealand Obituary Collection

The collection contains recent obituaries from hundreds of newspapers.

United States Obituary Collection – Updated

The collection contains recent obituaries from hundreds of newspapers and can be browsed by location.

United Kingdom and Ireland Obituary Collection – Updated

The collection contains recent obituaries from hundreds of newspapers and can be browsed by the following locations:

England, Alien Arrivals, 1810-1811, 1826-1869 – Updated

About England, Alien Arrivals, 1810-1811, 1826-1869

This data collection contains lists of aliens (non-British citizens) arriving in England between 1810 and 1869. The records come from the following National Archives collection series. These records were primarily created as a result of various acts passed by parliament to regulate immigrants and other incoming individuals.

London, England, Land Tax Valuations, 1910 – Free Index

About London, England, Land Tax Valuations, 1910

This is a collection land tax valuation rolls in the City of London taken in 1910. The Finance Act 1910 included the taxation in the increase in the value of land and in order to tax the increase the land had to be valued to begin with. These rolls are the baseline valuations of land in the different districts of London. The work was done by the District Valuation Offices of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue. It involved the compilation of field books and maps that listed all property. The Domesday Books that comprise this collection is the summary of this information.

Source: Ancestry.com

Excellent System Of Managing Records

One of the hallmarks of the National Archives of Australia is that as a source to trace out Australian genealogy, it keeps an excellent system of managing genealogy charts and records which not only helps it in getting good business, but also helps in making some informed decisions and of course, preserves Australia’s rich cultural heritage.

So, if your ancestors or other family members were from Australia or you are an Australian who wants to learn about Australian genealogy, this is a good source to find out more about your family history, or about various persons of interest and even about other topics related to Australian people. There are some useful tools that you can use and it will also help you to first of all be properly informed about the kind of records held by the National Archives of Australia, and the manner in which they have been arranged.

Thus, using the National Archives of Australia will help you find particular people, though it will help you more in your search of Australian genealogy if you knew whether the persons had migrated to Australia in the twentieth century, served in the Australian armed forces or served in the civil services, were under government surveillance, were of Aboriginal extract or were Torres Strait Islanders, were naturalized in South Australia or colonial Victoria following the year 1904 and whether they have worked for the Government of Australia, or even worked or lived in Australian territories including Papua New Guinea and Norfolk Island.

To help you with your Australian free genealogy search, there are also some DIY tools that you can use including name-based self-service tools, using the finding families guide, and using fact sheets as well as research sheets that help in a more general sense. In addition, there is also a RecordSearch that you can check out as well as a PhotoSearch that will provide images of more than one hundred and ten thousand photographs contained in the Archives collection. Also, the National Archives of Australia has one reading room in each of Australia’s different capital cities, which makes it easy to learn up about Australian genealogy from different parts of the country.