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Category Archives: Census
Why keeping up with the neighbours is important in genealogy
If you’re not examining your ancestor’s neighbours, then you could be missing some key information. Continue reading
Why I love the 1851 UK Census
Why I Love The 1851 Census: Despite having used 8 different censuses, the 6th census (1851) is my firm favourite – and here’s why….. Continue reading
