New pages added to The Sackett Family Association website in July include:- Australia, Convict Transportation Registers
- Australia, New South Wales, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists
- Australia, Queensland, Passenger Lists
- Australia, Victoria, Assisted and Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists
- Australia, First World War Enlistment Papers
- Australia, Birth Index
- Australia, Death Index
- Australia, Marriage Index
- The Sackett family in New South Wales—memoirs compiled by Barry Axtens
- Emigration to Australia—map
- Oliver Perry Davis (1844–1906) and siblings, picture gallery & descendant chart
- Adopt-a-newspaper research project (24 records added)
- Added lightbox feature to picture galleries, to view thumbnails at full-size on same page
- Added descendant charts to family picture galleries; charts are linked to individuals' pages
Thanks, too, to Dennis Gottier for the Oliver Perry Davis pictures.
I have made some improvements to the picture galleries so that full-size pictures may be viewed using a "lightbox" feature and, where relevant, have added descendant charts to the galleries so that family members appearing in the pictures can also be seen in the context of their family group. Names on the charts are linked to the individuals' pages and there is a link on the individual's page back to the chart.
Share your stuff!
If you have a collection of historic family photos in your Sackett line, do please consider sharing them on the website. Pictures should be sent to my direct email, not to the Sackett List as that does not allow attachments.
Any family bible records, or other documents, in your line? These often contain information not available in official sources and can add important details to our Sackett story.
I would also be pleased to receive further contributions towards the Adopt-a-newspaper research project, from both existing and new volunteers. It would be good to get to 1,000 records in the coming weeks. Any new volunteers, please take a look at the Research data > Newspapers page to see which states, cities, or newspapers, to adopt—or ask me!
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