Monaro Pioneers

Browse this site for your Eden and Monaro area ancestors, you will be surprised how many families are mentioned in these biographies and family tree reports or are listed in our database.

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The Monaro Pioneers database contains over 240,000 names - all the currently identified individuals and families from the Eden/Monaro region and surrounding areas as well. By searching this database you can trace the many connections between families.

HISTORY
Aboriginals
Banking
Boundaries
Burial Records
Bushrangers
Cemeteries
Census 1828
Convicts
Churches
Commercial
History
Education
Explorers
Events
Friendly Societies
Historical Articles
Historical Buildings
Hospital
Livestock
Local Government
Maps
Masonic Lodge
Medical Services
Mining
Newspapers
Official & Judicial
Parliamentary Reps
Past Newsletters
P&A Association
PP Board
Pioneers
PO Directory 1870
Photos
Properties
Railways
School of Arts
Snowy Hydro Ltd
Sporting
The Towns
Tourism
Transport & Mails
Utilities
Vehicles
War Efforts
WW1 ANZACs
WW2 Enlistees
BACK TO COOMA
Name & Place Index

GENERAL
Books/Look-ups
Contributions
Genealogy Services
Transcriptions
Links
Lost Photos
Research Resources
Search the Database
Tracing Land
Welcome

The histories and/or family trees of over 1125 Eden-Monaro Pioneering Dynasties have now been published on this site. Many of them have been contributed by people who have visited the site and others have been transcribed from old books like 'Back to Cooma' Celebrations or have been compiled from the information contained in the Monaro Pioneers Database. For links to all the families go to: Pioneers' Index

Corrections and Alterations
If you disagree with the content of one or more of these submissions or wish to contribute further information and/or images, please contact the website coordinator with your suggested corrections and/or additions, we are happy to include any relevant information sent to us

The Monaro Pioneers NEWSLETTER
Published regularly, this newsletter is designed to keep people informed about our activities including:
- the latest additions and corrections to Monaro Pioneers Website and database.
- to collect and communicate Historical information about the Monaro District and the Families that lived there
- and most importantly the newsletter is a venue for people who have an interest in the district to keep in contact with each other.

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