New Zealand

Wikipdedia image; New Zealand Map

Capital Wellington

Languages English, Maori

Currency New Zealand dollar



Originally inhabited by the Maori tribes, New Zealand is made up of two islands (North and South), Stewart Island, Chatham Island and numerous smaller specks of land. It became self governing in 1907. New Zealand is a very mountainous country with some large coastal plains, and extensive grazing land. The glaciers, geysers and rainforests are popular tourist attractions and New Zealand depends heavily on tourism for income.

Record Office And Cemetery Lookups

Record Office Lookup Contacts

• New Zealand BMD's and Electoral Rolls Occasionally Kiwi Chris (Christine)

Links

• Archives New Zealand

• National Library Of New Zealand

• Births, Deaths and Marriages - Whanautanga, Matenga, Marenatanga

• Palmerston North Cemetery Search
• Manawatu District Council Cemetery Search

• New Zealand GenWeb

• New Zealand Genealogy Links

• Cyndis List New Zealand

• New Zealand Yesteryears - includes some Shipping Lists

• Chris Korte's New Zealand Genealogy Project

• Papers Past~Digitalised New Zealand newspapers, 1840-1915

• Old Newspaper Extracts

• Historical Maps of Australia and the Pacific

• Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

• Hamilton Online Cemetery Database

• New Zealand Births 1840-1854

• Varcoe's New Zealand Marriages Index

• Searchable Marriage Witness Index

• Wellington New Zealand Genealogy Index

• Auckland Police Census 1842-1846 Not just police records.

• Christchurch, New Zealand. BMD's Random months from 1870 -1930

• The Blain Biographical Directory of Anglican Clergy in the Pacific A searchable database of over 1500 Anglican clergy serving in the Church of Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia and Melanesia up to an ordination date of 1930.

• Tolaga Bay History

• Thames Genealogy Resources

• St Bathan's Catholic Cemetery, Central Otago

Emigration/Immigration and Shipping and Passenger Lists

• See Separate Page

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