...or is it?
I've had an email from Ancestry announcing that the 1911 census is now "complete and fully searchable".
So I eagerly went to the search page, clicked on the "Residence" drop down box in order to select Essex and....no Essex!!!
Typical Ancestry.
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11-05-2012 6:08 PM #1Reputation beyond repute
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11-05-2012 7:10 PM #2Starting to feel at home
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Hi Everyone
Had an email to say it's free to search 1911 census this weekend on Ancestry.
Sheila
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11-05-2012 7:21 PM #3Knowledgeable and helpful
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They are there. Just haven't (helpfully) added the County Names!
I found my Gran earlier despite Staffordshire being missing.
Simply put in Florence Williams (loads of them) and then entered Willenhall in the parish box and just she came up.
But thats only because I knew exactly where she was.....
All adds to the fun....
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11-05-2012 8:10 PM #4Brick wall demolition expert!
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Just taken advantage of this. Strange that there was no way of saving the original (that I could find) as a .jpeg file on my laptop. Had to use the snipping tool and save it that way. It may have let me save had I have been a member, not sure.
Really glad I'm not a member, I have seen so many glaringly obvious mistakes that others have made about my family on some trees that I'd spend most of my time sending messages telling them that they've got it all wrong.
Thanks for the heads up sheilastain
Terry
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At last! I sent them an email yesterday and said I'd been waiting for ages for Bristol and Somerset. They replied at 1.25am this morning, saying how much of the census was complete and they were doing their best to finish it etc. Then at dinner time I got the email saying it was all finished !!!!!!
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11-05-2012 10:25 PM #6Starting to feel at home
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When you view the image of the census you will see a box in the top right hand corner which says Save. Click on that and then you have the option to save a copy to your hard drive. I am not a member now so they won't allow me to save any of the images to the tree I still have on the site.Just taken advantage of this. Strange that there was no way of saving the original (that I could find) as a .jpeg file on my laptop. Had to use the snipping tool and save it that way. It may have let me save had I have been a member, not sure."
SheilaLast edited by Mutley; 16-05-2012 at 12:46 AM. Reason: Didn't include quote correctly
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15-05-2012 10:00 PM #7Knowledgeable and helpful
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For the Record.
None of the inmates of the Gipping home for Motherless Boys & Girls at Gipping, Suffolk have been indexed.
They can be found at:
County: Suffolk,
Parish: Gipping & Old Newton
Enumeration District: 09
Images: 12 & 14 & 15
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