FreeCen Project Update 28th June 2019

Hi
The latest database update took place on 28th June 2019
We are always looking for volunteers to help us improve on these figures, if you have some spare
time and are interested please contact me by message here
There are new records for the following counties,
1841, None This Month
1851, None This Month
1861, WRY
1871, NTT, WRY
1881, None This Month
1891, HAM, SFK, SOM
There are now 37,247,344 individual records on line, they break down into the census years as shown below. If you wish to see what is available
for the different counties please go to
www.freecen.org.uk/statistics.html

Census Year
1841 5,360,905
1851 4,056,270
1861 11,595,871
1871 7,092,519
1881 430,666
1891 8,711,113

My thanks button seems to have vanished since the site’s reboot, so here’s a real, typed by my own lily white paws thank you to you and all your team. Both FreeCEN and FreeBMD make family research possible for all sorts of people!

And, as I’ve said before, if anyone feels like they’ve received a lot of help and would like to give something back to the Genealogy community, I know that Bev would like to hear from you!

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Originally Posted by Lesley Robertson

My thanks button seems to have vanished since the site’s reboot, so here’s a real, typed by my own lily white paws thank you to you and all your team. Both FreeCEN and FreeBMD make family research possible for all sorts of people!

And, as I’ve said before, if anyone feels like they’ve received a lot of help and would like to give something back to the Genealogy community, I know that Bev would like to hear from you!

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Hi
Many thanks for your message
We really would appreciate any help available, it is a huge task making the census available. We are especially short of voluteers prepared to proof read work that has been transcribed. Just as an example I have over 500,000 Surrey records that have been transcribed but no voluteers proof reading the work. This situation is replicated for all census counties and years. So we would love to hear from anyone interested in making the census available. There is also plenty of transcription available.
Best wishes Bev