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Gendata dedicates 100% of this revenue to providing free web services (including websites) to more than a dozen non-profit community sites, including historical societies and community museums. The money is not huge, but it helps, and we thank you!
GenData came about after my passion for genealogy (and some inherited info) left me with some unique record sets for Australian Genealogy which I use both for my own purposes and to help others in their ancestral pursuits.
In 2020, during various Covid-19 Pandemic lockdowns, I decided to work on this little project to make my data available to a wider audience. The result is GenData.com.au.
Most of the data covers years as early as 1810 to around 1920 and spans every state in Australia. You will not find much in the records beyond 1920 due to the well abided by privacy rules. There are many other sources of information available for the more recent decades including the subscriptions libraries such as Ancestry.com.au and many government run websites where you may be able to access some contemporary records.
For more freely available information sources, a good site to visit is myancestors.com.au
I hope you will find the information useful and that it adds to your own body of research.
Julie