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Adelaide Proformat is the trading name used by Graham Jaunay based in South Australia. Graham is a history/politics graduate of the University of Adelaide, a registered teacher and life member of the Australian College of Educators. He is an adjunct lecturer in genealogy with Flinders University. He is a member of the Australasian Association of Genealogists & Record Agents. Graham's experience in family history stretches back to 1968 when he started researching his own family. You can see the results of some of this work via the Jaunay button in the menu bar above.
Adelaide Proformat was established in June 1994 and its charter is two fold:

• to help Australians with their family history research and presentation
• to help people beyond Australia research within Australia.

† Researching: general consultancy and research services.
† Locating documents and their recovery. We also offer a Lookup service for popular SA records.
† Drafting family charts or trees.
† Writing, editing and publishing books on local and family histories.
† Seminar presentations on a wide range of family history topics.

You can find out more about these services via the Services button in the menu bar above. The FAQ button may help you determine your needs for a professional genealogist and clarify some of the programs offered by Adelaide Proformat.
Adelaide Proformat has established a world-wide network of experienced agents and this ensures Adelaide Proformat can access all major family history resources quickly and professionally for its clients.
Graham Jaunay believes in giving back to the hobby and has held a number of leadership roles in Australian Family History Societies. He operates a number of free services and freely accessible databases. Visit these via the Free Help and Name Lists buttons above.
This site contains many features in 350+ pages and to search the whole site: type in the name and/or place.

Caution: This search just searches the conntent of pages on this site.
It will not search all of the individual databases. Exceptions are being developed and currently the search will find names listed in newspaper obituaries, pre-civil registration births, marriages and deaths, lonely graves and the 1841 SA Census.
The following databases on this site need to be searched individually—South Australians listed in the UK 1881 Census, transported convicts, crooks, cops and victims of crime, Calais lacemakers, naturalisations, 1840 cultivators, photographers, and Boer War servicemen and women. They can be accessed via the Free Help button above.
None of the place name databases are searchable from this page.
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