Welcome to the Society of Australian Genealogists

The SAG has been helping people trace family history for over 75 years. Located in the Sydney CBD, we have a world-class library and manuscript collection, much of which is unique. We run an active programme of lectures, workshops, seminars and tours, have a shop selling books,  charts and software and can give advice on all aspects of genealogy. We look forward to helping you uncover your family's history.

Latest News

From the March 2012 issue members can elect to receive their quarterly journal electronically rather than in print.  Email membership@sag.org.au if you'd like to do so - or see details on your next renewal.

Manuscript & Image Collection

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PR 6-1247.2 Unidentified portrait of childPR 6-1254.2 Unidentified portraitPR 5-609 Percy Josephson & Ollie James, Tallong NSW, n.d.PR 5-2819 Oxford HotelPR 6-1254.2 Unidentified portraitPR 6-229.3 Mrs Von Ploennies & childrenPR 6-262 Joan Barnes (later Benham)PR 5-170 PiemanPR 05-0019 Dease, Launceston TasmaniaPR 05-205 Inspector HyamsPR 05-604 Peak HillPR 06-394 WentworthPR 06-218.16 Unidentified Children

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Found the record but can't read it?  Our Palaeography session on Sat 4 Feb is sure to help.
 
Find out about NSW Probate Packets on Sat 4 Feb from Christine Yeats of State Records 
 
If you're a member come on a Library Orientation Tour on Mon 13 Feb
 
Join our next webinar on Thurs 16 Feb at 8pm - it's all about the GENUKI website.

Access our Expertise

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Visit our library where you can access more than 750 databases and use the major 'pay-to-view' websites; they contain millions of names.

A problem shared is often a problem solved – let our volunteers, researchers and members help you.

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