The New Zealand Genealogist
The New Zealand Genealogist is your opportunity to discover more about family history with a New Zealand emphasis. Published quarterly, it promotes the study of genealogy, and contains articles of interest to members, as well as new members' interests, advertisements, and members' queries.
Members are encouraged to submit articles on their research or "how to's". We have themes for each issue but articles on any topic are welcome. For further information on submissions see our Editor's Notes.
In Our March Issue
Contents
Features
4 Russell Marshall - Founding Convenor, Porirua
5 Glenice Lyon Forsyth Saga
6 Gaylia Powell An 'abducted' child and a missing twin - where fiction meets facts
8 Lynette Williams A family myth debunked
9 Christine Clement The Driberg family myth
11 Christine Clarke The Irishman's Proposition
15 Len Jury To do or not to do - Genealogists will face this situation often in their research
17 What's new on the NZSG website?
18 The family of Russell Marshall (1936-2025)
22 Sarah Hewitt Royal Connections
24 Garth Houltham Fencible and Pre-1902 Empire Veterans Database
25 Brian Amyes Family Diaries - They can lead you on a fascinating and exciting journey
27 New User Groups - Genealogy Programs
28 Lindsay Smith The Ickenham Coincidence - Are we drawn back to our roots?
31 Jade Winikerei My day job as an 'heir hunter' at Public Trust
32 Robert Findlay Where family history met archaeology and bioarchaeology
34 Seonaid Harvey Researching Uncle George
37 Kelly Dix Search Results on DigitalNZ
28/02/2024