South Australia, Australia Genealogy

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South Australia was separated from New South Wales and became an independent state in 1836. Its capital is Adelaide.

Getting started with South Australia research
Numerous articles are available on FamilySearch Wiki to help you get started in family history. This portal will provide links to articles about general research topics.

Principles of Family History Research


 * 1) Identify What You Know
 * 2) Decide What You Want to Learn
 * 3) Select Records to Search
 * 4) Obtain and Search the Records
 * 5) Use the Information

Kangaroo Island [[Image:Thiselton 2009 0716.jpg|thumb|right]]
Kangaroo Island is a pristine wilderness - a place that has offered protection to substantial populations of native Australian animals and a place of beauty. It is 18 km off the coast of South Australia and has a population of just 4,400 people.

South Australian Northern Regions and Outback
This list is not exhaustive, but includes organisations which are particularly concerned with the history of local areas, the preservation of specific locations, buildings and historic sites, or the operation of historical museums

The list is organised according to Local Government Area (LGA). Over the past few years many councils, both municipal and rural, have amalgamated. The list below shows LGA names current at June 1998.

The North
This area consists of the following places:

Flinders Ranges
Includes Hawker, Kanyaka and Quorn

Northern Areas
Includes Booleroo, Georgetown, Gladstone, Jamestown, Laura, Rocky River, Spalding and Yacka

Port Pirie
includes Crystal Brook and Redhill

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