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Family history sources in the Newspapers and Microforms Reading RoomNational Library of Australia: A guide to Australian and selected overseas genealogy resources, including births, deaths and marriages registers, electoral rolls, government records, and shipping records. Arranged by subject within a State or Country.
Family History South AustraliaFamilyHistorySA.info: Genealogy and family history information about South Australians and their ancestors at home and abroad. Shipping and passenger lists up to 1842. Marriages up to 1845. Links to numerous resources.
FamilyRecords.gov.ukA UK family history portal that guides users to resources on the web. Includes information from the Public Record Office, the National Archives of Scotland, the India Office, National Library of Wales and the Family Records Office. Topical links include census, wills, migration, military records, adoption and parish registers.
FamilySearch: Internet Genealogy Service (IGI)Ancestor Search searches: Ancestral File, International Genealogical Index (British Isles, North America, and Finland regions), and web sites (by last name only).
Federation GatewayNational Library of Australia: This gateway assists in locating a wide variety of materials like books, web sites, pictures and manuscripts relating to the Federation of Australia. The National Library of Australia has a rich collection of this material which includes early maps from the Federation period, papers from the various Federation movements and conferences of the 19th century, photos and ephemera relating to Federation as well as information on the recent debates on Australia's constitutional future. Many of the printed sources listed here can also be found in your local public or state library.
Fiction ConnectionBowker: Locate works of fiction by searching on Topic, Genre, Stetting, Character, Location or Timeframe.
FindArticlesLookSmart & Gale Group: FindArticles has millions of articles with archives dating back to 1984. Publications and subjects are organised by major categories: Arts & Entertainment, Automotive, Business & Finance, Computers & Technology, Health & Fitness, Home & Garden, News & Society, Reference & Education, and Sports. Many of the articles can be read in their entirety and printed. Other articles may be previewed in abstract form, and are available in their entirety for a fee.
FIRST (Facts on International Relations and Security Trends)FIRST is a joint project of the International Relations and Security Network (ISN) and the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The integrated database system covers areas in the field of international relations and security, such as hard facts on armed conflicts and peace keeping, arms production and trade, military expenditure, armed forces and conventional weapons holding, nuclear weapons, chronology, statistics and other reference data. The SIPRI yearbook is also available in print at S 341.7305 STO.
First Fleet Artwork CollectionNatural History Museum (UK): On 13 May 1787 eleven ships, now commonly referred to as The First Fleet, set sail from Portsmouth to establish a colony in New South Wales, Australia. They reached their destination on 18 January 1788, 18 years after Captain James Cook had first landed on the east coast of Australia at Botany Bay. One of the unplanned but long-lasting outcomes of this event was the large number of outstanding drawings of aboriginal people, the landscape and wildlife found on arrival as well as of the early foundation of the colony. Drawings have been arranged under four themes: Natural History; Ethnography; Topography; and History.
FirstGov.gov : The U.S Government's Official Web PortalU.S. General Services Administration: FirstGov.gov is the official United States portal to all online government information and services - federal, state, local, tribal and international. The Reference Section provides access to government news releases, forms, publications, statistics, laws and regulations, plus links to Government Podcasts and RSS Feeds.