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Tracing your family history in South Africa can be a walk in the park if you have the correct names of your ancestors as well as the dates and place of their deaths. It it always best to start with yourself and work backwards systematically one generation at a time. Collect all your information and draw a simple chart. Also remember to write down when and where you found the information as you will always at some stage want to go back to have look at it if you have not got copies of all the records and there is nothing worse than not knowing where you got the information from. If you need help or assistance, please ask.
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Finding the right researcher.
When did civil registration begin in South Africa?
Can I find birth records on line in South Africa?
Where are birth, marriage and death records kept in South Africa ?
How do I find out more about birth records in South Africa?
Indexes to birth, marriage and death registers in the Cape Town Archives
Where do I find adoption records in South Africa?
When did the Dutch Reformed Church records start in South Africa?
Where do I find Census records in South Africa?
Where do I find passenger records in South Africa?
When were my ancestors Naturalized in South Africa?
Me or someone in my family is adopted – how do I get their records in South Africa?
What is a death notice in South Africa?
What is a deceased estate in South Africa?
Where do I search the National Archives for South Africa (NAAIRS)?
Where do I find military records?
Where do I find out more about Home Affairs?
