Findmypast and The National Archives today publish the highly anticipated 1921 Census of England and Wales online, as the 100-year rule, which ensures records are closed to the public for 100 years, ...

THE1921 census has now been released to the public after the documents were sealed for more than 100 years. Taken on June 19, 1921, the records hold information about nearly 38 million people who ...

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The 1921 census has finally been revealed to the world - detailing the lives of our ancestors living in England and Wales at a traumatic period in history. The detailed census - now available to view ...

The lives of every man, woman and child living in England and Wales in 1921 have been revealed like never before, with detailed census returns from Windsor Castle and Chequers to cramped family homes ...

The findings of the 1921 census have been made available to the public, offering a snapshot of everyday life in England and Wales just over a century ago. Capturing England and Wales shortly after the ...

Census data can be a great way for all of us to find out more about our ancestors. Since the 1841 census, which was the first to list the names of every individual, the data has been a useful tool ...

The findings of the 1921 census in England and Wales are set to be released, opening up a treasure trove of information for inquisitive researchers. Details on nearly 38 million people are included in ...

A unique snapshot of life one midsummer night - just over 100 years ago - reveals, among other things, life in the real Downton Abbey, how slum families pleaded for better homes, and why a man from ...

The UK National Archives has published the 1921 census for England and Wales, providing a fascinating glimpse at life in Britain a century ago. The records were compiled by a staff of 38,000 on 19 ...

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