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This site represents an ongoing project to digitise and archive the history of Gulgong. It does not claim to have even a fraction of what exists. Researchers will need to consult other resources such as:

LOCAL CEMETERIES

EXTERNAL SITES FOR HISTORY RESEARCH

BDM

• BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
• BDM - CHURCH CODES
• BDM - DISTRICT CODES
• AUST CEMETERIES INDEX
• FIND-A-GRAVE
• OBITUARIES AUSTRALIA
• RYERSON INDEX

LAND & PROPERTY

• HLRV - HISTORIC LAND RECORDS VIEWER
• HLRV - ABBREVIATIONS ON TITLE DEEDS
• NEIGHBOURHOOD NAMES
• PARISH MAPS
• PLACENAMES, HISTORICAL
• STREET NAMES

MILITARY RECORDS

• DEFENCE & WAR SERVICE RECORDS
• HEALING FOUNDATION

NEWSPAPERS

• TROVE - DIGITISED NEWSPAPERS
• TROVE WEBINAR
• GOOGLE DIGITISED NEWSPAPERS
• BONUS DIGITISED NEWSPAPERS!

OTHER

• LINK-UP
• WIKITREE

HAVE YOU CHECKED THESE?

• GULGONG BIRTHS & BAPTISMS
• GULGONG DEATHS & CEMETERY LISTS
• GULGONG MARRIAGES
• LOCAL OBITUARIES
• DISTRICT LISTS
• LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
• PLACE NAMES

FINDING YOUR FAMILY

Finding the history of families dating from the establishment of Gulgong around 1870 can be quite successful using the resources listed above. You can also contact the Research Department at the Gulgong Pioneers Museum. They will search their records for a small fee.

What is not easy to trace, is:

• the history of Wiradjuri families who were displaced from Gulgong and surrounding districts by white settlers; or
• members of the Stolen Generation who were removed from their families in other parts of Australia and fostered by white families under the government's policy of assimilation.

See the Stolen Generation article for more information about researching Aboriginal family history.