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Finding Census Information on the Web

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Linda

Linda Report 15 Nov 2004 18:36

The full 1881 English census is available free on www.familysearch.org. A 10% sample of 1851 UK census; partial 1871; 1891 and 1901 census (real images) is available at www.ancestry for a subscription fee. If you think you can find everything in two weeks take out their free trial, but remember to cancel before end of fortnight. 1881; 1891; 1901 Scottish census (real images for 1891 and 1901 is available for equivelent of one pound per image at www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk. Also has full 1855+ BMD (real images) and full OPR listings. DurhamOnline has some of the 1851+ census records on its site. Check out www.censusonline for local researchers and family history associations who have put census and other info on the web. Links are listed under county for Scotland and England and I think Ireland

Unknown

Unknown Report 15 Nov 2004 18:42

1881 census (same info as on LDS site, but presented differently) is free, and the 1851 Buckinghamshire census (a charge) are available on the Family History Online site. nell

Bob

Bob Report 15 Nov 2004 18:43

search for "free census data" on this board, there are lots of sites there, too. http://ormond.i8(.)com also has loads of links to internet databases.