New South Wales Military Records

New South Wales

 * 1818-1830 - Various records of the New South Wales Regiment at FamilySearch, images. The New South Wales Regiment was also known at various times as the 102nd Regiment of foot, the 100th Regiment of Foot, and the Veterans' Regiment.
 * 1816-1982 at FamilySearch - How to Use this Collection; index & images
 * 1850-1942 - Military records : marriages, baptisms and births of military units in New South Wales, ca. 1850-1942 at FamilySearch, images.
 * Bank Of New South Wales Roll Of Honour, WW I, index and photos, ($).
 * New South Wales Roll Of Honour, index, ($).
 * New South Wales, Australia, Cowra Military Camps Personnel Photo Index, 1905-1970, index, browse, and images, ($).
 * New South Wales, Returned Soldiers Settlement Loan Files 1906-1960, index and transcription, ($).
 * New South Wales, Closer Settlement and Returned Soldiers Transfer Files 1907-1936 & 1951, index and transcription, ($).
 * New South Wales, Returned Soldier Settlement Miscellaneous Files 1916-1939, index and transcription, ($).

Australia

 * Australia's Redcoat Settlers
 * Commonwealth War Graves Commission
 * Office of Australian War Graves
 * All Australia Memorial, ($), index.
 * Australian War Memorial digitized collections
 * Discovering Anzacs
 * Graves and memorials of Australians in the Boer War
 * Australians in the Boer War
 * Australian ANZACS in the Great War 1914-1918
 * Australia, WWI Service Records, 1914-1920, ($), index.
 * Australian Imperial Force Embarkation Roll 1914-1918, ($), index.
 * Australian Imperial Force Nominal Roll 1914-1918, ($), index.
 * Australian Imperial Force, Nominal Roll Of The First Railway Section 1917-1920, ($), index.
 * Australian Military Forces WW2 Missing and Prisoners Of War, ($), index.
 * Australian World War II Nominal Roll, 1939-1945, ($), index.
 * World War II Nominal Rolls website
 * Korean War Nominal Roll
 * Nominal Roll of Vietnam War Veterans

Record Contents
Military records identify individuals who either served in the military or who were eligible for service. Evidence that an ancestor served in the military may be found in family records, biographies, census, probate records, civil registration, and church records.

Military records may include:


 * Muster rolls
 * Personnel files
 * Regimental account books
 * Letters of deportment
 * Lists of officers
 * Pay vouchers or records
 * Pension records
 * Records of leave
 * Naval records
 * Descriptive rolls