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1911 census

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Tupp

Tupp Report 24 Jan 2010 22:04

Can we really use a 1911 census? Thought we had to wait 100 years.

FannyByGaslight

FannyByGaslight Report 24 Jan 2010 22:21


http://www.1911census.co.uk/

Or you can access it through,, Find My Past.

Researching:
PLEASE REPLY ON YOUR POST AND NOT BY PERSONAL MESSAGE unless it is of a "sensitve"matter...Thank you

brummiejan

brummiejan Report 24 Jan 2010 22:35

The 1911 is very good for doing free searches - ask on here for tips! For more info you need to buy credits or subscribe. Just have a look and see how you get on.
Jan

Researching:
Myatt, Hanks, Eccleston, Powell, Clungunford, Birmingham

GlitterBaby

GlitterBaby Report 24 Jan 2010 22:59

That depends on which country.

Scotland is sticking to 100 years

Researching:
PLEASE DO NOT: send me information concerning your thread on the board as it should be posted on your request where all members can see it. PLEASE DO NOT: ask me for help with lookups as they should be placed on the boards to get the best possible result. PLEASE DO NOT: open your tree just because I have posted information on your thread as I will not be related. THANK YOU. Researching Carter, Cass and Walker in England. Researching Caven, McKill, Sutherland and Will in Scotland.