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What do people want to know about their ancestors? Probably photos of when they were 30 or 40 yrs old. What else? Distinctions, anecdotes, ... |
April 2021. I just started looking at this again, and sadly, I'm not that interested in continuing to investigate and develop more of our geneaology.
I'm just going to grab what I can from Ancestry.com and then cancel my subscription.
Alan Harwood (my father) | Louise Skrotzky (my mother) | |
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(Alan's mother) |
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Anecdotes |
UK censuses: The earliest censuses only recorded statistical details. The first to record the details of individuals was the 1841 census, although it contains less information than the censuses that followed. The 1841 census enumerators were instructed to round down a person’s age to the nearest multiple of five. A person aged 69, for example, was enumerated as 65. Due to the personal nature of census information, a 100-year secrecy rule is in place. This means the most recent census available is the 1911 census, which was released early (with some information redacted) after an appeal lodged under the Freedom of Information Act.
(Liz's father) |
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(second cousin to Ted) |
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Anecdotes Ancillary Data |