Hi I understand the microfiche for marriage records for WA, in the 1940's have been released. Would anyone have access to these and mind looking for a marriage record? Full details: I am currently researching an Australian ancestor, William George Nash. I have found a service record for him through the NAA detailing his enlistment in Claremont , Perth . On the service record are a number of interesting and new facts for us (indeed this is the first record we have seen of William since he stopped writing to his mother just after the second world war). Details from service record: Source: National Archives of Australia, series B883, item number WX21541. Australian Military Forces, Attestation form, Army No. WX21541, Nash, William George, Unit: General Reinforcements W. Commd. General Details Camp, Clarement. State: Western Australia. Date: 15.4.1942. Date of Birth: 18.7.04. Married 2?.11.1942. Who is actual next of kin: Hazel Sophronia? Nash, 11 Wright St, S or 5 Perth. Trade: Dairy Farmer. Pte. Nash, William George - 2/5 Inf Tps Ord Fd Pk. Date of discharge: 23.Feb 44 with regards, Robert Parker Even more detail follows... Hi I'm Robert Parker, married, living in Caterham, Surrey, UK. I work full time for the charity Save the Children UK as a Project Manager. I have been researching my family tree for about 6 years and have managed to get back to circa 1800 on the Parker side (not that easy as we Parker's are very common - in name!). After a trip to Switzerland to visit my aunt I am keen to research my Nash connections. I also have Australian connections with the name Hatton (my grand father John Edward Hatton having been born on 6 5 1894, in Hawthorne, Melbourne). Currently I am looking for William George Nash The following leads are all I have from ‘hazy’ family memories: William George Nash went to Africa and/or the gold coast and emigrated to Perth in 1925. I (Robert Parker) couldn't find any trace of him in Perth Central Library, Australia in two attempts (1992 and 2000). He had a son Martin (born 9.8.1947). William (or Martin) was fair haired, wife a school teacher. I have a photo of William and Martin. William left the family when Martin was 5 years old. During the war the family sent food parcels to Doris Nash (my grandmother, William’s sister), including sweets, sausages and honey. Then Doris (and the family) lost touch. Any suggestions for trying to trace these ancestors through any local newspapers or Australian based researchers or other resources gratefully received