MyGSQ

Welcome to the GSQ Subscription sites that you can use at home.
Many of these are sponsored by our Special Interest Groups.

 

Please read this extra information before you access any of the sites.
These sites may also be being used at the GSQ Resource Centre when it is open. Please also be aware of the time you are logged in as it may be stopping someone else from access. Try to limit to 1 hour max. If you are unable to get in and keep getting logged out, it is an indication that someone else is using that site. It is also important that you LOG OUT of the site (exception is MyHeritage), leaving it free for others to use.

Please only use the Username and Passwords that are supplied underneath each site. Do not change any of the Usernames or Passwords.

MyHeritage: When you click on MyHeritage you will be taken to the EBSCO site. Please enter the Username and Password and then click on the SIGN IN only. One the following page you just need to select MyHeritage and you will be logged in. There is NO Log Out. Just click on the X in the top Right Hand corner when you have finished.

TheGenealogist: We have 2 licenses. Each one has a different log in. Just click on the words - Sign In Instead - then on the following page, enter the Username and Password, then Sign In. Do NOT press the Sign Up Button. Sponsored by the Wednesday morning Zoom Group.

RootsIreland: We have 2 licenses. Each one has a different log in. The 0 is a zero in the password.

Irish Ancestors: John Grenham's Irish site. Only use the supplied Username and Password. Sponsored by the Monday morning Zoom Group.

Biographical Database of Australia (BDA): The Sign In is far up on the top of the Right Hand corner. Sponsored by the Colonial and Convict Connections Group.

Fold3: Only use the supplied Username and Password. Sponsored by the FHTech Group.

Newspapers.com: Only use the supplied Username and Password. Sponsored by the Scottish Group.

PLEASE if you find any issues regarding the sites, can you please email webcoordinator@gsq.org.au
and advise what is wrong.
It is important this is done as if we don't know about it, then we cannot fix it.