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Finding information from censuses
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Gillian | Report | 22 Sep 2009 20:39 |
Which is the best website to subscribe to in order to find detailed information about births, marriages and deaths from censuses please? I have lots of names of family members but now need to find out when they died etc. |
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MarilynB | Report | 22 Sep 2009 20:45 |
Ancestry is the best and I think probably the most used, it is quite expensive at around £80 or £105 per year, depending on what you want, but if you go on Ancestry.co.uk you can have 2 weeks free trial to see what you think, (dont forget to cancel before the two weeks run out if you dont like it) |
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SJR | Report | 22 Sep 2009 20:46 |
Ancestry is very good. Births and marriages are all indexed.Deaths until 1915. After then you have to search each year quarter by quarter. |