ABOUT US

The Wagga Wagga & District Family History Society Inc. is established to:

Encourage family history, genealogy and related research - assisting members and others in this research.
Collect,compile and preserve genealogical and related historical records and documents.
Develop local resources for genealogical research.

Membership

Membership of the Society gives you:

Use of the Society's extensive library,
A monthly newsletter,
The Society's journal-The Murrumbidgee Ancestor- 3 per annum,
Guidance with research
Opportunity to attend meetings and workshops.

Memberships Fees 2024/25
Ordinary Member $38.00
Pensioner Member $28.00
Family member living at same address additional $12.00

Membership Application Form.
Membership Renewal Form (Current Members)

Committee 2024/25

PRESIDENT: Rob Walker
SECRETARY: Jan Hurcum
TREASURER: Neil Dallinger

COMMITTEE
Wendy Bellany
Annette Brown
Geoff Burch
Leanne Diessel
Helen Lubke
Marcia McIntyre
Sharon Wheatley

Patrons & Sponsors

The Hon. Michael McCormack, MP (Member for Riverina)

Dr Joe McGirr, MLA (Member for Wagga Wagga)

Cr Dallas Tout Mayor of Wagga Wagga

What We Offer

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Our Family Tree Logo
The Tree represents the River Red Gum (Eucalyptus Camaldulensis) - one of the largest & most common trees in the Wagga Wagga area.

The Water is the Murrumbidgee River on which Wagga Wagga is situated and where the River Red Gum grows well.

The Revealed Roots represent family history which is all about revealing our roots. River Red Gums growing on the river bank often have their roots eroded and exposed.

The Solid Trunk reflects the objective of the Society to form a solid base with associated resources for the study of family history. Like the River Red Gum which is one of Australia's most durable timbers, it is hoped that the research and resources developed by the Society will endure.

The Branches & Foliage are strong and luxuriant because the River Red Gum grows naturally on river flats where it gets regular nutrition and gives home and shelter to local fauna. Similarly the Society aims to grow large and strong to foster and support family historians in the district.