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Look up old census records Start by researching old census records. You should be able to discover the names of family members who lived in the home, as well as their ages, birth states, the year of immigration, marriage status, occupations, personal belongings and other interesting information.

How do I research the history of my house? Property Records. ... Building Permits and Blueprints. ... City and Telephone Directories. ... Local Histories. ... Maps. ... Newspapers. ... Photographs.

Use the Truthfinder reverse address lookup service to browse by city and state, or search for the exact address. The results show the first and last name of all possible residents, past and present, with their ages and possible relatives.

Queensland State Archives holds electoral rolls from 1860 onwards. As rolls provide names and addresses it is possible to use electoral rolls to date occupancy and construction of a house. For more information, please read Research guide to State electoral rolls.

The first place to look is street and trade directories, 1939 register and census. Directories will only provide the names and sometimes occupations of your past residents but the 1939 register and census will give you far more including their age, occupation , relationship with their family and place of birth.

Search by address on the census to find out who was living there. Where an address search is not available, browse the census street indexes on Your Archives (now only available in our web archive) to find the relevant document reference and search the relevant census website with that reference.

A creation date is the date the archival record was made. This is the date that appears at the top of the record you are searching. Content dates are the dates discussed within the record.