This CD indexes the details from the Commonwealth Electoral Roll for all electors registered in Queensland in 1913 for which records survive. The entries for the approximately 362,000 electors cover name, sex, place of living, occupation, roll number, polling place and division. The index allows direct searching on name, year and the other details with QFHSdatasearch.

The material on this CD is an excellent starting point for researching families living in Queensland.

QFHSdatasearch features field oriented and keyword searches, Boolean selection, sorting, and wildcard searches. It can be run in conjunction with databases on CDROMs or installed to hard disks, and has the capability of merging and managing large numbers of disparate data formats. The underlying data is held in a Microsoft Access database that is encrypted and password protected. For detailed information please contact QFHS.

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This CD indexes the details from the Commonwealth Electoral Roll for all electors registered in Queensland in 1922 for which records survive. The entries for the approximately 419,000 electors cover name, sex, place of living, occupation, roll number, polling place and division. The index allows direct searching on name, year and the other details with QFHSdatasearch.

The 1922 roll follows the major shifts caused by World War I. It was compiled after a redistribution of electorates and the CD includes maps showing the new Division boundaries. Enrolment was compulsory, though voting was not, so Queenslanders from all walks of life are present in the index.

The material on this CD is an excellent starting point for researching families living in Queensland.

QFHSdatasearch features field oriented and keyword searches, Boolean selection, sorting, and wildcard searches. It can be run in conjunction with databases on CDROMs or installed to hard disks, and has the capability of merging and managing large numbers of disparate data formats. The underlying data is held in a Microsoft Access database that is encrypted and password protected. For detailed information please contact QFHS.

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This CD indexes the details from the Commonwealth Electoral Rolls for electors registered in Queensland in 1934. The entries for the almost 570,000 electors cover name, title, sex, place of living, occupation, roll number, subdivision and division. The index allows direct searching on name, year and the other details with QFHSdatasearch.

The material on this CD is a unique source of public information on individuals. It covers all electors recorded in the rolls held in the National Archives of Australia (i.e. all registered electors for Queensland except for approximately 280 people whose portions of the rolls are not available or unreadable) and lists all the information recorded in the rolls. Enrolment and voting were compulsory, so Queenslanders from all walks of life are included. The 1934 roll was compiled after a redistribution of electorates and the CD includes maps showing the new Division boundaries. Combining the range of information with the search specifications and sorting facilities in QFHSdatasearch can be particularly useful for locating family groups, for example by specifying a surname and sorting on place of living within subdivision. The CD is the fourth in a series being produced by QFHS for the Commonwealth Electoral Rolls (Queensland). The earlier ones (1903, approx. 230,000 electors, 1913, 362,000 electors; and 1922, 419,000 electors) have been extremely popular with family historians and other historical researchers, illustrating just how valuable these sources are.

QFHSdatasearch features field oriented and keyword searches, Boolean selection, sorting, and wildcard searches. It can be run in conjunction with databases on CDROMs or installed to hard disks, and has the capability of merging and managing large numbers of disparate data formats. The underlying data is held in a Microsoft Access database that is encrypted and password protected. For detailed information please contact QFHS.

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This CD indexes the details from the Commonwealth Electoral Rolls for electors registered in Queensland in 1949. The entries for the approximately 756,000 electors cover name, title, sex, place of living, occupation, roll number, subdivision and division. The index allows direct searching on name, place of living and the other details with QFHSdatasearch.

The material on this CD is a unique source of public information on individuals. It covers all electors recorded in the rolls held in the National Archives of Australia (i.e. all registered electors for Queensland except those who would have been listed in the unavailable supplementary rolls for Fisher Division) and lists all the information recorded in the rolls. Enrolment and voting were compulsory, so Queenslanders from all walks of life are included. The 1949 roll was compiled after a redistribution of electorates and the CD includes maps showing the new Division boundaries. Combining the range of information with the search specifications and sorting facilities in QFHSdatasearch can be especially useful for locating family groups, for example by specifying a surname and sorting on place of living within subdivision. The CD is the fifth in the series being produced by QFHS for the Commonwealth Electoral Rolls (Queensland). The earlier ones (1903, approx. 230,000 electors; 1913, 362,000 electors; 1922, 419,000 electors; and 1934, 570,000 electors) have been extremely popular with family historians and other historical researchers, illustrating just how valuable these sources are.

QFHSdatasearch features field oriented and keyword searches, Boolean selection, sorting, and wildcard searches. It can be run in conjunction with databases on CDROMs or installed to hard disks, and has the capability of merging and managing large numbers of disparate data formats. The underlying data is held in a Microsoft Access database that is encrypted and password protected. For detailed information please contact QFHS.

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This CD, produced by QFHS as a Q150 project supported by the Queensland Government through its Q150 Community Funding Program, indexes the details from the Commonwealth Electoral Rolls for electors registered in Queensland in 1959. The entries for the approximately 783,000 electors cover name, title, sex, place of living, occupation, roll number, subdivision and division. The index allows direct searching on name, place of living and the other details with QFHSdatasearch. The CD includes maps showing the division boundaries and detailed maps of the electorates.

The material on this CD is a unique source of public information on individuals. It covers all electors recorded in the rolls held in the National Archives of Australia and lists all the information recorded in the rolls. Enrolment and voting were compulsory, so Queenslanders from all walks of life are included. The 1959 roll covers the voters 100 years after separation of Queensland from NSW and the maps are an invaluable aid for placing them. Combining the range of information with the search specifications and sorting facilities in QFHSdatasearch (a generic interface designed and developed by QFHS for searching genealogy databases) can be especially useful for finding family groups, for example by specifying a surname and sorting on place of living within subdivision, then using the links between search results and the maps to locate them. The CD is the sixth in the CERQ series being produced by QFHS. The earlier ones for 1903, 1913, 1922, 1934 and 1949, have been extremely popular with family and other historical researchers, illustrating just how valuable these sources are.

System Requirements: PC with Windows operating system (Win95 or later), CD drive and 20 Mb of free disk space to install QFHSdatasearch. Adobe Reader is needed to view the maps.

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