Came across this the other day: a website listing copies of the Census forms from 1971-2001. In fact, if you're really into background information on the topic, then the rest of the site may be of interest to you, too. Wonder how many of us have kept copies of our completed returns for the last few decades?
John Reid has pointed out the existence of the Churches of Ireland Flickr Group. Great resource this - but then again, so is Flickr, full stop.
NEWS
Chris Paton has pointed out an update to the Scottish Monumental Inscriptions website - see here.
And how about these offers from BooksIreland.org.uk:-
- Family Research Starter Kit CD-ROM Edition;
- Irish Libraries: Archives, Museums & Genealogical Centres: A Visitor's Guide.
ARTICLES
Here's Part 6 of 'Researching Family in Jersey' from The Nosey Genealogist.
ON THIS DAY
1461: Battle of Towton, the bloodiest battle on British soil, was fought, in which 28,000-38,000 died;
1912: Captain Scott perished in Antarctica on his way back from the South Pole.
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