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What is the Norman Tindale Collection? Norman Tindale (b. 12 October 1900 – d. 19 November 1993). In 1928, Norman Tindale, an anthropologist and entomologist with the South Australian Museum, began visiting Aboriginal peoples living on missions and government stations. By the end of the 1950’s he had photographed numerous Aboriginal people, collected cultural material and recorded a significant number of family trees (genealogies). In the late 1980s the State Library of Queensland obtained copies of the Queensland genealogical and photographical components of this collection. For more information on the Norman Tindale Collection and to view his Tribal Boundary Map, visit http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=2&page=tindale Family Tree sheets (Genealogies) Norman Tindale wrote family trees as a result for interviews with Indigenous people while visiting Aboriginal missions or reserves, during 1938. Note that no additional information has been added since that time, therefore any births, marriages or deaths that occurred after that time would not be recorded on the sheets. Some sheets may contain inappropriate information and inaccurate information. Inaccuracy occurred due to a number of reasons, such as limited time to crosscheck, memories of participants, deliberate provision of incorrect information, oral or spelling misinterpretations and more. Tindale Access Conditions 1. Copies of the Tindale genealogical collection are provided under this agreement for the purpose of family history research. * Clients will show proof of their identification (drivers licence/ passport/ photo id/ etc), or attach a copy of their identification signed by a justice of the peace OR. * Send a complete the family tree showing connection to the relevant person mentioned within the Tindale Collection. 2. Copies of the Tindale genealogical collection are provided to Land Councils for the purpose of Native Title Claims, with the provision of a request letterhead with names of families researching and claims number. 3. No copies of the material are to be reproduced in any form of published without prior written consent from appropriate Aboriginal families, communities and the South Australian Museum. 4. Any use of the information other than for private and study use will be the responsibility of the named person below. Gain access to Tindale Collection If you meet the above Access conditions, then fill out our Tindale Query Form and sent it to State Library of Queensland Heritage Collections, PO Box 3488, South Brisbane , Queensland, Australia 4101. Tindale index Last revised: October 2008 www.slq.qld.gov.au Page 4 of 209
Mission locations The South Australian Museum are the official custodian of the Norman Tindale Collection. In the late 1980’s the State Library of Queensland were provided with the genealogical information for the Queensland and two New South Wales component. The communities comprised of: Cherbourg, Palm Island, Woorabinda, Cherbourg, Yarrabah, Mona Mona, Boggabilla and Woodenbong missions genealogies. In 2005 the State Library of Queensland was provided with the Mornington Island, Bentinck Island and Doomadgee genealogies Other States and Territories If you require Tindale Genealogies for another state, it is advisable to contact the Indigenous Information centre of the South Australia Museum. Indigenous Information Centre - South Australian Museum North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 Internet : http://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/page/default.asp?site=2&page=tindale Tindale index Last revised: October 2008 www.slq.qld.gov.au Page 5 of 209
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