Immigration records in Queensland are vital for genealogical research, capturing the arrival of immigrants who helped shape the state’s history. From the mid-19th century, Queensland actively recruited European settlers through assisted migration programs, attracting laborers, farmers, and artisans.
Key records, including passenger lists, naturalization files, and colonial land grants, provide insights into migrants' origins, occupations, and settlement patterns. The port of Brisbane was a major entry point, with many arrivals moving inland to establish communities. Exploring these records helps researchers trace family histories, understand migration trends, and uncover the experiences of ancestors who made Queensland their home.
Immigration & Travel
Immigration & Emigration Records
- Australia, Queensland Assisted Immigration 260,543 records
- Queensland Early Pioneers Index, 1824 - 1859 156,760 records
- Australia, Queensland, Nominated Immigrants 95,265 records
Passenger Lists
- Queensland, Australia Passenger and Crew Lists, 1852-1885 107,445 records
Citizenship, Passport and Naturalization
- Australia, Queensland Naturalizations 28,535 records
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