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      O le gagana o lenei sauniga o English
      O lenei sauniga o loo i luga o le initoneti
      O lenei sauniga o le tagata lava ia
      2026

      From Down Under to Your Desk: Beginning Australian and New Zealand Research

      Exploring your family history in Australia and New Zealand is like opening a treasure chest—rich, surprising, and full of discovery. In From Down Under to Your Desk, we’ll take you on a beginner-friendly tour of the best resources and strategies for tracing your ancestors in these countries. Whether your relatives were early settlers or recent arrivals, you’ll leave this session with the tools and confidence to begin piecing together their stories—and maybe even uncover a few unexpected surprises along the way! This beginner-level session is sponsored by the BYU Family History Program.

      Syllabus for: From Down Under to Your Desk: Beginning Australian and New Zealand Research

      Anotusi Fautuaina


      Ata ninii mo Sentenced beyond the seas: Convicts to Australia
      O le gagana o lenei sauniga o English
      O le umi o le vitio e 53:01
      Na lomia lenei sauniga i le 2024

      Sentenced beyond the seas: Convicts to Australia

      Jenny Joyce

      Ata ninii mo Lost relative? Brick wall? Are Australian records the solution
      O le gagana o lenei sauniga o English
      O le umi o le vitio e 57:46
      Na lomia lenei sauniga i le 2025

      Lost relative? Brick wall? Are Australian records the solution

      Meg Bate, Rebecca Landy

      Ata ninii mo Researching Australian Ancestors: More than Convicts
      O le gagana o lenei sauniga o English
      O le umi o le vitio e 59:27
      Na lomia lenei sauniga i le 2026

      Researching Australian Ancestors: More than Convicts

      Andrew Redfern

      Auai i le Talatalanoaga