Mandurah Family History Society in Mandurah, Western Australia | Community organisation

Mandurah Family History Society

Locality: Mandurah, Western Australia

Phone: 95869760

Address: Library Road, Mandurah 6210 Mandurah, WA, Australia

Website: members.westnet.com.au/mfhs

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25.01.2022 We are excited to announce our new Easter database, South Australian Church Baptisms this new release has over 40,000 records available from 1839 onwards, and... can be found at: https://www.genealogysa.org.au/resou/online-database-search NB this database is a continual work in progress and will be subject to regular updates.

20.01.2022 Latest database from SAGHS/Genealogy SA

19.01.2022 This week on Ancestry Extra, we're all about the women in our family history! As Mother's Day is just around the corner, we're opening 13 collections for free, ...perfect for discovering the female characters in your lineage. Not to mention, we're launching our first 'Family History Friday's' Facebook Live series featuring two incredible genealogists based in New Zealand. Stay tuned for more detail. If you'd like to see something in particular covered in this Friday's Live, be sure to leave a comment below! See more

15.01.2022 Easter Weekend Special now on! $18.00 Full NSW BDM Transcripts until midnight 14th April 2020. It's business-as-usual and we are working remotely. Order at http://nswtranscriptions.com.au//our_services/bdm/order/ma

11.01.2022 DAY TRIP TO MANDURAH Charter a Red Reo Char-a-Banc from Fremantle to Mandurah's Hotel Peninsula. The year is 1924. The oldest Hotel in Mandurah, the Hotel Penin...sula offered service "so satisfactory and memorable", that the "same old faces returned summer after summer". Beautifully situated near the sea and at the same time right on the estuary, the Hotel offered all the "modern conveniences", a private tennis court, lock-up garages, boat hire, swimming, shooting, fishing and "stocked every kind of drink". In fact it was the kind of Hotel that "a traveller on search of that refreshing holiday could truly write home about". The charming proprietor Mr Blackeley made his guests feel right at home. "Over a glass of ale they could forget the troubles of the city, in favour of far pleasanter things". It was a holiday makers paradise indeed. Note - This commentary was sourced newspaper articles using the magic of Trove. It provides an insight into the event at the time but is not intended to be a definitive history. Please note that some of these images of Red Reos were taken on a trip to Mundijong. Mandurah Mail Mandurah Coastal Times Mandurah, Western Australia David Templeman MLA RAC WA Western Australia Mandurah Back In The Day Mandurah Historical Society