All family-related icons (the little coloured trees on the "Person" page) will tell you which family or families they are connected to, including by marriage; just hover your mouse over the icon and a family name will be displayed. In a few cases the connections may seem tenuous, eg. in-laws or their parents. If you click on the icon it will bring you back to this page. There is a "relationship" sentence, above the Family section at the top of each page, which explains that person's relationship to one, or more, of the 8 main progenitors of the site. Many will have more than one icon because I have included spouses as family of their partner and also, any children and grandchildren will accumulate icons as each generation becomes part of a wider gene pool. The other icons are, I hope, self-explanatory.
 | Case family connection |
 | Cook family connection |
 | Cummings family connection |
 | Edmonds family connection |
 | Ellis family connection |
 | Haines family connection |
 | Hobbs family connection |
 | North family connection |
 | Oxlade family connection |
 | Talbot family connection |
 | Born in another country and emigrated to Australia |
 | Served in their country's armed forces in wartime |
| They died while serving in their armed forces | |
 | Takes you to a Google map of the place of the event; internet connection required for it to work |
 | Indicates a link to an external website or webpage |
 | This icon in the Place index will take you to a map showing the location |
 | This person is one of a set of twins |
 | When you see this icon in the Index it means there is a picture on that person's page, usually a portrait |
 | Click on this icon to get more pictures relating to that person |
 | More information available |
 | PDF file; Adobe Acrobat or a compatible reader required to open the file |
These are some of the abreviations you may come across anywhere throughout these pages
ACT - Australian Capital Territory
AIF - Australian Imperial Force
CWGC - Commonwealth War Graves Commission
NAA - National Archives of Australia
NLA - National Library of Australia
NT - Northern Territory, Australia
QLD - Queensland, Australia
SA - South Australia
SLSA - State Library of South Australia
TAS - Tasmania, Australia
VIC - Victoria, Australia
WA - Western Australia