Western Australian BDMs online index is now advanced.

Question

The Western Australian online BDMs indices are now advanced to Births to 1921 (backwards ten years), Marriages to 1946 (forwards fourteen years) and Deaths to 1991 (forward twenty years).

This is much more in line with the other Australian States, and they managed to do so without Daylight Saving!

Answer 1

very cool!  Thanks for the link, Kenneth!

Could you be so kind as to point me in the direction of the websites for the other States?

Cheers

Shirlea

Comments

You should find that information by following the State links on this page https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Australia%2C_Sources_and_Citation_Examples

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Shirlea, I use:

Queensland

New South Wales

Victoria

South Australia

Tasmania

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Thanks for providing that link, Mel. I've saved it this time so that I don't have to continually search for it. Forgive me, I am male.

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I have the individual states on browser bookmark, for ease of finding and use, but almost always have tabs with NSW, Vic, and Queensland open because I use them the most.
I just figured that link would help Shirlea, and anyone else with a similar need, find other Aus Project information in one place.  

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Thank you for the links - I have also saved them on mu browser. I lost my previous links when I changed browsers :(

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Hi if you go into Metropolitan Cemetery Board of Western Australia, you can get up to date records of where they died, where buried or cremated, how old when they died. They also have what grave they are in. Also death date.

You put in surname and search for the name.

I comes up Karrakatta, and Fremantle, and other metropolitan area Cemeteries. Country are different put in name   of Cemetery  where they lived. Also some are cremated at Karrakatta, and then buried in the family grave in the country.