can't remember the name of them

[elizabeth.a]

Hi a few year ago i went to the library to see if my granddad was living at an address in 1922-1925 they gave me some registers to look through i need to see them again but i can not for the live of me remember what they where call as anyone any idea what they may have been. Apologies if this is the wrong forum Regards Elizabeth

[Sue Mackay]

Sounds like electoral rolls. I have moved it to that forum

[elizabeth.a]

Hi sue no don't think it was the electoral roll it was some sort of valuation register wish i could remember it just gave the name of the head of the house hold . thanks for your reply elizabeth

[Peter Goodey]

it was some sort of valuation register

Sounds like a Rate Book. A resource that's often overlooked by genealogists.

[elizabeth.a]

Hi Peter well if it was it wasn't called a Rate Book someone told me to check with the library this was a few years ago to see if they had them they did and they asked me when i would be going because they would have to bring it up from the basement . when they brought it to me it was in a big box it was a big book . It had the name of the head of the house and how many lived there but no other names . I think the name of the book was something like REVALUATION SOMETHING. I can ring up the library and try and explain to them just thought if someone knows what it was i could just ring and ask to see it Regards elizabeth

[Peter Goodey]

Lloyd George Domesday? Land Tax Valuation? (For examples, see Ancestry "London, England, Land Tax Records, 1692-1932")

[elizabeth.a]

Hi all just thought you would like to know i found out what the book was called that i was trying to get hold of. It was the VALUATION+FIELD BOOK . Thanks to all for your replys Elizabeth