Graham Jaunay
Adelaide Proformat is the trading name used by professional genealogist, Graham Jaunay based in South Australia. Graham is a history/politics graduate of the University of Adelaide, a registered teacher and life member of the Australian College of Educators. He is an adjunct lecturer in genealogy with Flinders University. He is a member of the Australasian Association of Genealogists & Record Agents. Graham's experience in family history goes back to 1968 when he started researching his own family.
Graham Jaunay believes in giving back to the hobby and has held a number of leadership roles in Australian Family History Societies. He operates a number of free services and freely accessible databases holding South Australian material. Visit these via the Free Help and Name Lists buttons on his website.
Topics
- Bound for South Australia
- Coming to Grips with FamilySearch on the Web
- Cops, Crooks and Victims 1840s style
- Costumes as an Aid to dating 19th Century Photos
- Finding South Australian Families in Newspapers
- Finding Your Way around the English and Welsh Censuses 1841-1901
- Genealogy on the Web
- How to Read Old Handwriting
- Identifying and Dating 19th Century Family Photographs
- Introduction to Family History Research
- Organising, Recording and Preserving Your Family History
- Pitfalls in Family History Research
- Researching in England Prior to Civil Registration
- Researching the Maternal Line
- So You Want to Publish Your Family History
- South Australian Military Ancestors
- The Vagaries of the Web
- Tour of Australian Repositories for Family Historians
- Tracing your English Ancestors from Afar
- Tracing Your Irish Ancestors from Afar
- Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors from Afar
- Tracing Your Welsh ancestors from Afar
- Using South Australian BDM Indexes Effectively
- Using South Australian Resources in Family History
