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  1. Sticky Thread Sticky: Posting Census Information

    Many sites - both pay-per-view and free sites - claim copyright over the layout of information displayed and also publish terms and conditions of use. Many people use these sites and do not look at any of this. The result is that they post messages in which they simply copy and paste...

    Started by Sue Mackay‎, 27-06-2011 11:16 AM
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  2. Sticky Thread Sticky: Missing bits of censuses

    There have been one or two posts recently which touched on the problem of bits of censuses being missing. For those who didn't know about it, the National Archives catalogue can help to identify many missing chunks. The general method is - 1. On TNA search page, enter 'missing OR wanting'...

    Started by Peter Goodey‎, 17-04-2006 9:51 AM
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    Mitch in Notts
    28-12-2009, 2:43 PM Go to last post

  3. Sticky Thread Sticky: Census street indexes 1861 and 1871

    The official street indexes for the England and Wales 1861 and 1871 census have recently been uploaded to Your Archives (hosted by TNA). This may be helpful to anyone whose census provider does not offer an address search facility for those two census years. The street indexes for 1841 and 1851...

    Started by Kerrywood‎, 27-12-2009 11:32 AM
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    27-12-2009, 11:35 AM Go to last post

  4. Sticky Thread Sticky: Census Street Indexes 1841 and 1851

    Kerrywood kindly posted information on on-line street indexes for 1841 and 1851 available at Your TNA. I have repeated the links from the other thread here so that people may find them more easily.

    Started by Sue Mackay‎, 09-04-2009 9:43 AM
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  1. Trying to place a family member in census

    Frederick Moss Marshall was christened in 1881 but appears on no census returns!! He only appears on the 1911 census as a married man and thereafter on the London Electoral rolls so he did not die, but he is not with his family as a boy or it seems as a visitor. He refers to himself as...

    Started by hunterterri58‎, 12-06-2013 2:43 PM
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    sandiep
    12-06-2013, 6:39 PM Go to last post

  2. Richard Raleigh (RILEY ? )

    I m looking for Richard RALEIGH (RILEY)*1825 married 1853 Leeds, Mary HART His parents Jeremiah and Mary RILY still in Leeds at Richmont Hill 1853, I believe they was born in Ireland. Richard too? Richard died in York 1863. His wife Mary was born 1833 in Roscommon, Ireland. Who can give me more...

    Started by Narbonne‎, 06-05-2013 10:27 PM
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    Narbonne
    06-06-2013, 9:21 PM Go to last post

  3. Lt Col. Joseph Campbell

    Joseph Campbell born in Dalkey near Dublin, in December 1855, enlisted in the 79th Highlanders on 8/8/1857. at the time he was only 14 years and 98 months old. He retired a Lt . Col. in Western Australia. His son Major john Campbell was born at Edinburgh Castle on 24/6/1876. He married into...

    Started by rockyboy‎, 17-07-2012 9:35 AM
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    CatMC
    06-06-2013, 12:35 AM Go to last post

  4. William Pote born c1807

    Hello all I have tried almost everything i know to locate this man after the 1851 census. I have him pn the 1841-51 census, William Pote was born in Bristol c1807 and his occupation was a Goldsmith/Jeweller and Master clock and watch maker. On the 1841 census he was living in London with his...

    Started by quiffdo‎, 08-01-2009 3:32 PM
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    truebritmega
    05-06-2013, 4:18 PM Go to last post

  5. Help needed locating a particular road

    I'm trying to find Mason Street in London on the 1861 (or later) census and I'm not sure how to go about it. I know it's now in SE17, near New Kent Road, but not sure what it would come under in those days. I've tried looking on the Historical Streets Project link on the sticky at the top of...

    Started by Jane_Adams‎, 05-06-2013 2:19 PM
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    05-06-2013, 3:06 PM Go to last post

  6. Look up for 1871 census Manchester

    Hi, Looking tor John Brady aged 37, b. Ireland Catherine 36 "" """ Alice 15 Susan 13 Mary Ann 9 Thomas 7 Susan 56 hoping that she is with the above family

    Started by marj‎, 16-05-2013 12:11 PM
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    marj
    27-05-2013, 4:24 PM Go to last post
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