Your Ancestor in Place:
Exploring Australian Land Records
Uncover the land records that shaped your ancestors’ lives!
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Pricing Information
Please note that all prices for this course (and all courses on the website) are listed in US dollars. This is due to the payment processing system used (Stripe), which defaults to this currency. We appreciate your understanding.
While this course uses examples from Australian land records (1788 - 1900), many of the methods and insights provided can be adapted to researching land records in other jurisdictions. From understanding land tenure systems to interpreting historical maps and documents, the foundational techniques taught here are transferable and will equip you with skills applicable across diverse record collections.
About this course
Who should attend?
This course is ideal for family historians who want to uncover the foundational skills needed to navigate Australian land records. It serves as the perfect starting point for those wishing to progress to the more advanced course, Transforming Land Records into Stories, in which you explore the stories and deeper historical connections that can be found within land records.
Whether you are new to land research or looking to build confidence with Australian sources, this course provides essential tools to understand land allocation systems, interpret documents, and trace property ownership.
Don't have any connection to Australia? The course is also a valuable resource for anyone looking to broaden their research skills, as the techniques and principles taught can be applied to other genealogical contexts and geographic locations.
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Details
Workshop Cost: $175 (US dollars) for 8 hours (Four sessions each of two hours)
When: 26 June - 17 July 2025 @ 9.30 AM Eastern Australia (AEST)
Where: via ZOOM. All sessions are closed captioned, recorded and available for viewing for 14 days following each session. A comprehensive workbook is provided. Attendance is limited to 30 participants.