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National Archives of Australia
"Shake Your Family Tree Open Day"
Public Records of Victoria


A National Archives of Australia initiative in partnership with the Public Record Office Victoria,
Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies and the Genealogical Society of Victoria


Wednesday 27 February 2008 – Victorian Archives Centre – 99 Shiel Street, North Melbourne
10.00am - 4.00pm

How Many of Your Ancestors Are Hiding in Your Family Tree?
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Why Not Give the Tree a Shake?

You Can Find Out by coming to these Free Seminars and other Activities


Free  Seminars

10.00am Official opening followed by:
 Digging up Your Roots - An introduction to the records at the National Archives of Australia – Anne Piggott


11.00am Digging Up Your Roots - An introduction to the records at the Public Record Office Victoria – James McKinnon

2.00pm Digging Up Your Roots - An introduction to the records at the National Archives of Australia – Anne Piggott

3.00pm Digging Up Your Roots - An introduction to the records at the Public Record Office Victoria – James McKinnon

Bookings are essential for the Seminars (03) 9348 5600, but not for other activities.


All this and more:



*Tours of the Victorian Archives Centre
12.15pm, 12.30pm & 1.00pm


*Display and Information stalls :

*Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies
*Genealogical Society of Victoria


*Screenings of a selection of  "Who Do You Think You Are" episodes throughout the day.

*National Archives and Public Record Office Victoria reference staff on hand to provide advice and assist with research

*Free show bags for the first 200 visitors

*Lucky Door prizes

*Café 99 open all day

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13th February 2008.
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