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Help to find if reli is still alive in Australia!

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Clare

Clare Report 12 Apr 2006 15:34

Can anyone offer any advice as to how I go about trying to find out if a reli is still alive in Australia. I have today downloaded the death cert/notice of a gg uncle who emigrated to Victoria Australia. On the cert/notice is the name of his only child a son with exactly the same name as him, in 1984 he was 57 so he would now be 79. I would really like to try & see if he or any of his children if he has any are still alive as when my g gran died (his aunt) within days of his father the families lost touch that was 22 years ago!!

Laurie

Laurie Report 12 Apr 2006 15:55

Clare, I have nudged Tony's AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH TIPS up to the top for you . . . Suggest you start with whitepages*com*au - if that doesn't work for you check out Tonys tips cheers Laurie

Cheryl

Cheryl Report 12 Apr 2006 16:02

Hi Clare I've just made contact with one of my rellies in Autrailia if you message me direct with the details I'll ask him if he can help Regards Cheryl

Laurie

Laurie Report 12 Apr 2006 16:20

Clare another suggestion In Victoria the bmd reg is a bit like Scotlands People - you have to buy credits AUD$10 (which is about 4pound) and it costs 1 unit -99cents (about 35pence) to view the index - you can download the image of the register also. It covers births 1853 - 1924 Marriages 1853 - 1945 Deaths 1853 - 1985 The addy is www*onlinejustice*vic*gov*au/servlet/IdxSearch? If you think they might have gone interstate the NSW reg is free to view the index and gives the parents names etc you can get it on following addy www*bdm*nsw*gov*au That might be of help to you cheers Laurie PS . . . on both sites follow the 'historical family names search' prompts -

Clare

Clare Report 12 Apr 2006 19:23

Thank you all I'm going to have a go at searching!!

Horatia

Horatia Report 12 Apr 2006 20:15

Do a residential search on this website: http://www.whitepages(.)com.au/wp/resSearch.jhtml Remove brackets Cheers, Horatia