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Australia and New Zealand

Australia’s heritage is established in part by the fate of eight hundred convicts brought from Britain in 1788. Five hundred other people - soldiers, military families, and crewmen – were also known as the First Fleet. In the nineteenth century gold rushes also brought people from all over the world to Australia.

James Cook sighted New Zealand in 1769 and returned a number of times over the next few years. The indigenous Maori population suffered from the introduction of new diseases. In an attempt to protect their position, over 500 Maori chiefs agreed to cede sovereignty to the British Crown. Today 80 per cent of New Zealanders report British ancestry.

The following genealogists will help you track your British roots. They will also help trace ancestors who may have emigrated to Australia and New Zealand.

	Judy Webster Genealogy Judy Webster is a member of the Australasian Association of Genealogists and Record Agents. She has a Graduate Diploma in Local and Applied History. Working for nearly 25 years as a professional genealogist in 2001, she received the Queensland Family History Society's Award for services to family history. Judy specialises in research at Queensland State Archives and enjoys overcoming those family history “dead ends”. More information

	First for Family History Marie Foden (BA Hons Pg Dip) has the Higher Certificate in Genealogy from the IHGS. With a degree in American history and spending eight years as a national radio journalist, Marie will leave no stone unturned when it comes to solving your genealogical problem. More information

More Australian and New Zealand Genealogists to be added here soon.