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Scottish Census returns for 1841 - 1861 are currently being indexed
General Register Office for Scotland in Edinburgh - what a brilliant service! by Roy Stockdill
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| Scotland Census | 1841 | online | |
| Scotland Census | 1851 | online | |
| Scotland Census | 1861 | online | |
| Scotland Census | 1871 | online | |
| Scotland Census | 1881 | online�(transcription without images) | |
| Scotland Census | 1891 | online | |
| Scotland Census | 1901 | online | |
Ancestry has begun Scotland with Ancestry.co.uk - Search 1841 Scotland Census
| Genealogical Information UK and Ireland and the British Isles organised by historic administrative boundaries The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI), the official place of deposit for public records in Northern Ireland. PRONI has microfilm of 1901 census Information about the administration in Northern Ireland. 1911 for Northern Ireland has the same closure for as for England and Wales |
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The National Archives of Ireland (Bishop Street, Dublin) hold the original census returns for all 32 counties both 1901 and 1911 are open and original fragments of the 19th century census returns. Surviving Irish Census MaterialNote the 1911 census of the six counties that became Northern Ireland are not available in PRONI. The first successfully completed census of Ireland took place in 1821. Unfortunately it, and almost all the census returns after that up until 1891, were destroyed, either by government order during the First World War or were lost in the destruction of the Public Record Office in Dublin, in 1922. A few remnants remain of the 1821 to 1851 censuses, but 1901 is the earliest and most complete census of Ireland that survives. Old age pension records preserve some of the information from the 1841 and 1851 census |
| The National Archives of Ireland - Chartlann Naisunta na hEireann. about irish genealogy and census returns No manuscript returns survive for 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891. There are some returns for 1821, 1831, 1841 and 1851 covering parts of counties Antrim, Cavan, Cork, Fermanagh, Galway, King's Co. (Offaly), Londonderry (Derry), Meath and Waterford, and there is a list of names of heads of household in the returns of 1851 for Belfast City and Dublin City (see the list of 19th century census returns in the Reading Room or consult The 1851 Dublin City Census, Chart's Index of Heads of Household CD-ROM compiled and edited by Se�n Magee, Eneclann, 2001). There are also census search forms for each county giving the results of searches made in the returns of 1841 and 1851 for pension purposes (see the separate list for each county available in the Reading Room), and some other copies made from the returns of 1821-1851 (see the list of 19th century census returns - miscellaneous copies and certified copies available in the Reading Room). Indexes on paper listed at the above url |
| The 1901 census of Leitrim and Roscommon is available on the web through the Leitrim-Roscommon genealogy site. Now complete for Roscommon and Leitrim and the other counties are partly on-line. their bulletin board |
| GRIFFITHS DATABASE Griffiths Valuation of Galway, Leitrim, Limerick and Roscommon. Griffith's Primary Valuation RootsWeb the amount of tax each person should pay towards the support of the poor within their poor law union Sir Richard Griffith and help from FamilyTreeMaker Online and Search Ireland Householder's Index, County Antrim - Ancestrywere published between 1848 and 1864. County Clare genealogy Griffith's Valuation 1855 - Surname Index - parish Index |
| 1901 Irish CENSUS DATABASE Dublin City Census 185 British Origins |
1749 ELPHIN CENSUS DATABASE under the direction of Edward Synge, the bishop of Elphin for the Church of Ireland.1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF IRELAND PART 1 - Ancestry |
2 April 1911 has a 100 year closure in the UK - will be opened 1st January 2012
26 April 1931 - Destroyed during WW2
29 September 1939 - WW2 National Registration - 100 year closure
8 April 1951 - 100 year closure
23 April 1961 - 100 year closure
25 April 1971 - 100 year closure
5 April 1981 - 100 year closure
21 April 1991 - 100 year closure
29 April 2001 - 100 year closure
Census Advice: Read This First - Census, 1801-1901: Statistical Reports
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GENUKI CENSUS - guide to family history resources at The National Archives and Family Records Centrew with many links
schedules recording who was in their household during
the period Sunday night to Monday morning.
Place of deposit of the source - Family Records Centre
at 1 Myddelton Street, London EC1R 1UW
| TNA Class Reference - department code + series reference | year |
| HO107 | 1841 |
| HO107 | 1851 |
| RG9 | 1861 |
| RG10 | 1871 |
| RG11 | 1881 |
| RG12 | 1891 |
| RG13 | 1901 |
RG1 to RG8 are NOT census
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Access to Archives (A2A): archive network for England.
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Archives Hub list archives in UK universities and colleges
Archives Network Wales - Scottish Archive Network
Digital Library of Historical Directories useful if no census exist
Victoria County History
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