Tasmanian Database

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For anyone who wants to research family or convicts in Tasmania

This new website covers everything - births, marriages, deaths, wills, you name it. All images of original registers ! for free ! Up to 1899.

http://linctas.ent.sirsidynix.net.au...t/en_AU/names/

Tasmanian Names Index

Arrivals (19th Century). Passengers and ships arriving, mainly in Hobart.
Births (1803-1933). People born in Tasmania including some baptisms collected by the Registrar General (1900-1933 baptisms only).
Census (1837-1857). Householders in the 1840s and 1850s, not complete for all districts.
Deaths (1803-1933). People who died in Tasmania including some burial records collected by the Registrar General (1900-1933 burials only).
Convict permissions to marry (1829-1857). Convicts applying to marry free people or other convicts.
Convicts (1803-1893). Convicts transported to Tasmania and those convicted locally through the convict system.
Departures (1817-1867). People leaving Tasmanian ports, mainly Launceston.
Divorces (1861-1920). Petitions for divorce in the Tasmanian Supreme Court.
General Index (1818-1934). A range of records, including people’s names and subjects.
Inquests (1828-1930). Inquests into people’s deaths.
Marriages (1803-1899). People who married in Tasmania.
Naturalisations (1835-1905). People applying to become citizens.
Wills (1824-1989). Wills and letters of administration of estates registered for probate.

Oooh thank you for posting that.

My Sayer family went to Tasmania amongst other parts of the World

[Mary from Italy]

Brilliant, thanks very much!

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Now I have done everyone I can find in my 3 Tassie branches, I wish I had more !

[Mary from Italy]

I've now looked at it, and it looks as though it's all the same stuff that was on the old http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/menu.aspx?search=8 site, but in a more convenient format, plus images.