Unlock the Past Publications

Unlock the Past has commenced a significant publishing program. Scroll down this page for quantity and reseller discounts.

Now available (from various resellers)
   - printed books
   - ebooks - new

• AIF Unit histories of the Great War 1914-1918 by Ron Austin
• Cracking the code of old handwriting by Graham Jaunay
• Death certificates and archaic medical terms by Helen V. Smith
• Digital imaging essentials: techniques and tips for genealogists and family historians - Geoffrey D. Rasmussen
• Discover Scottish church records by Chris Paton
• Discover Scottish land records by Chris Paton
• DNA for genealogists by Kerry Farmer
• Family and local history resource directory for Victoria by Shauna Hicks
• Family history on the cheap by Shauna Hicks
• Family history research in South Australia by Graham Jaunay
• Feeling comfortable with the New FamilySearch by Graham Jaunay
• Finding ancestors in church records: a brief guide to resources by Shauna Hicks
• Finding Florence, Maud, Matilda, Rose: researching and writing women into family history by Noeline Kyle - new
• Finding the family Redcoat by Lieutenant Colonel Neil C Smith, AM - new
• History & Genealogy 2011: Australia & New Zealand
• Irish family history resources online by Chris Paton
• It's not all online: a guide to genealogy sources offline by Shauna Hicks
• Land research for family historians in Australia and New Zealand by Carole Riley
• Locating your German ancestor's place of origin by Eric Kopittke
• Organising a family reunion by Lesle Berry
• Pitfalls in family history by Graham Jaunay
• ScotlandsPeople: the place to launch your Scottish research by Rosemary Kopittke
• Sewerage records: an untapped magnificent resource by Susie Zada
• So you are totally new to Family Tree Maker by John Donaldson
• Social media for family historians by Carole Riley
• Solving riddles in 19th century photo albums by Graham Jaunay
• That elusive digger: tracing your Australian military ancestors by Lieutenant Colonel Neil C Smith, AM - new
• The new findmypast.com.au: gateway to the world collection by Rosemary Kopittke
• Tracing your English ancestors by Graham Jaunay - new
• Trove: discover genealogy treasure in the National Library of Australia by Shauna Hicks
• What was the voyage really like? A brief guide to researching convict and immigrant voyages to Australia and New Zealand by Shauna Hicks
• Which genealogy program?  by Kerry Farmer and Rosemary Kopittke
• Writing & publishing your family history: A labour of love by Lesle Berry
• Your family history archives: A brief introduction by Shauna Hicks

Coming

Working titles which may be modified prior to publication
• Australian & New Zealand: history & genealogy Volume 2
• Basic style guide - Alan Phillips
• Citing historical sources: a manual for family historians - Noeline Kyle
• Exploring the NSW births, deaths, & marriages index - Joy & Allan Murrin
• From stop to go: demolishing brick walls - Helen V Smith
• Getting to know Legacy - Jan Gow
• Guide to Baptist history resources in Australia - David Parker
• Guide to convict transportation lists: 1788–1800 - Carol Baxter
• Guide to convict transportation lists: 1801–1812 - Carol Baxter
• How to undertake family history research - Graham Jaunay
• London & Middlesex family history resources online - Alan Stewart
• Look local: it's not all on the web - Susie Zada
• My ancestor was a convict transportee - Carol Baxter
• My ancestor was a miner - Shauna Hicks
• My ancestor was in an asylum - Shauna Hicks
• Online genealogical education - Helen V Smith
• Planning and tracking your genealogy research: from pen and paper to mind mapping - Thomas MacEntee
• Professional genealogists can enhance your research - Jan Worthington
• Resources for searching in Kent - Helen V Smith
• Researching & writing about nurses, midwives, hospitals and health: a source book for family historians - Noeline Kyle
• Researching in German civil and church records - Eric Kopittke
• Retransportation: the Newcastle, Port Macquarie, Moreton Bay and Norfolk Island penal settlements - Carol Baxter
• Reunion for Macintosh - Mike Murray and Lesley Silvester
• Scottish civil registration - Chris Paton
• Scottish genealogy: hard times - Chris Paton
• Scottish genealogy: local archives - Chris Paton
• Tracing crimes and criminals in New South Wales - Carol Baxter
• Tracing your Scottish ancestors - Graham Jaunay
• War on the Veldt - Lieutenant Colonel Neil C Smith, AM
• Who owns your family history? Australian copyright for genealogists - J Barnes
• Write it! Publish it! How to write & publish a family history the family will love to read - Noeline Kyle
• Writing INTERESTING family histories - Carol Baxter
   

We are also considering a series of regional guides

Where to buy

• all Unlock the Past events, including our own expos and national and regional roadshows
• other events we attend as exhibitors and/or speakers
• from some Unlock the Past team members, including Shauna Hicks, Rosemary Kopittke and Susie Zada
• online from Gould Genealogy & History
• a number of society bookshops

Quantity discounts

Now you anyone can have an extra income stream by purchasing in quantity for resale:

• 20% quantity discount to any organisation, business or iindividual buying three or more of History and Genealogy: Australia & New Zealand in one order, plus $7.95 freight per order. Please quote the code UTP-HGANZ for any orders placed online to get this discount.
• 25% quantity discount to any organisation, business or individual buying in quantities of 10 or more copies of any mix of Unlock the Past titles in one order, plus $7.95 freight per order. Please quote the code UTP-QTY10 for any orders placed online to get this discount.
• 35% trade discount to established resellers or those interested in stocking all or most of the Unlock the Past range, plus freight at cost. Supplied on invoice.

Place orders with Gould Genealogy & History

We can also take standing orders for any new titles as they are published. Please advise Anthea if you want this – anthea@gould.com.au

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