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What are Census Records?

Census Records have been taken every ten years since 1801

1841 was the first year that the Head of the Household was given a form to fill out requesting information on behalf of everyone residing at that address.
It is a very similar to the process to the one still in use today. Unfortunatley little information from before 1841 has survived.
An appointed enumerator for each district would hand copy all of the records into a book and these are the records that survive today.
Census Records usually only become available to the public 100 years after the original record is taken.

Census Records have been taken every ten years since 1801

1841 was the first year that the Head of the Household was given a form to fill out requesting information on behalf of everyone residing at that address.
It is a very similar to the process to the one still in use today. Unfortunatley little information from before 1841 has survived.
An appointed enumerator for each district would hand copy all of the records into a book and these are the records that survive today.
Census Records usually only become available to the public 100 years after the original record is taken.

Enter the name of the person you would like to search for. Genes Reunited will then search the site for names that match.

If you are searching for a female relation we recommend you start your search using her maiden name.

Enter the name of the person you would like to search for. Genes Reunited will then search the site for names that match. If you are searching for a female relation we recommend you start your search using her maiden name.

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In the 1901 census you can find the Queen mother at home with her nanny.

King Edward VII began his monarchy following the death of Queen Victoria in 1901.

Look in the 1901 Census and find Charlie Chaplin on the brink of his career, living with fellow entertainers in London.

Albert Einstein's paper on special relativity was published in 1905.

In 1909 Louis Bleriot became the first man to fly across the English Channel. He had designed the aircraft himself.

The average speed limit in most cities in 1904 was 10mph.

This table shows all the names that match your search in the 1901 Census Records.

To view a match click the ‘View’ button. This will take you to the transcribed details taken from the original image where you can see more valuable information such as marital status, address, occupation, as well as other people living at the same address.

To view the original document, click the ‘Census’ link and you will be taken to a scanned image of the original record. You will be able to see the record reference number which you will need should you wish to purchase original documents.

You will also be able to view details of neighbours living on the same street as the person you searched for.

It is an amazing chance to see a document handwritten over a hundred years ago.

This table shows all the names that match your search in the 1901 Census Records. To view a match click the ‘View’ button. This will take you to the transcribed details taken from the original image where you can see more valuable information such as marital status, address, occupation, as well as other people living at the same address.To view the original document, click the ‘Census’ link and you will be taken to a scanned image of the original record. You will be able to see the record reference number which you will need should you wish to purchase original documents. You will also be able to view details of neighbours living on the same street as the person you searched for. It is an amazing chance to see a document handwritten over a hundred years ago.

These matches have been found in the 1901 Census records. If you think they could be your ancestor then click the view button to find out more.

Surname	Forename	Year of birth	Place of birth	Location in 1901
Austin	Ann	1803	Cambs Tadlow	Bedford, Wrestlingworth	View
Austin	Ann	1816	Parish London		View
Austin	Ann	1821	Hunts Cherry Orton	Peterborough, St John Baptist	View
Austin	Ann	1893	Cheshire Marple	Cheshire, Marple	View
Austin	Ann	1822	Cornwall Leland	Cornwall, Kenwyn Rural	View
Austin	Ann	1823	Bucks Stony Stratford	London, Lambeth	View
Austin	Ann	1823	Hereford Munsley	Hereford, Munsley	View
Austin	Ann	1823	Wilts Snowbridge	London, Hackney	View
Austin	Ann	1824	Midx Chiswick	Surrey, Cobham	View
Austin	Ann	1825	Hants Hulcester	Berks, Beech Hill	View
Austin	Ann	1826	Leices Skeffington	Northants, Stoke Albany	View
Austin	Ann	1826	Northants Draughton	Middlesex, Friern Barnet	View
Austin	Ann	1826	Wiltshire Kings Langley	London, Camberwell	View
Austin	Ann	1827	Gloster Rangeworthy	Wilts, Sherston Magna	View
Austin	Ann	1827	Lymington Hants	Southampton, Lymington	View
Austin	Ann	1827	Woolsthorpe	Leicester, Leicester Formerly Belgrave	View
Austin	Ann	1827	Yorkshire Stanningley	West Riding Yorks, Horbury	View
Austin	Ann	1829	Staffs Watton	Worcestershire, Stourbridge	View
Austin	Ann	1829	Wiltshire Hannington	Wiltshire, Blunsdon St Andrew	View
Austin	Ann	1831	Cheshire Cuddington	Cheshire, Northwich	View
Austin	Ann	1831	Clerkenwell	Surrey, Croydon	View
Austin	Ann	1831	Hampshire Sherfield Green	London, St Martin In The Fields	View
Austin	Ann	1831	Northants Lettle Houghton	Bucks, Sherington	View
Austin	Ann	1831	Salop Claverley	Birmingham, Balsall Heath	View
Austin	Ann	1832	Liverpool	Everton	View
Austin	Ann	1832	Sussex Withyham	Sussex East, East Grinstead	View
Austin	Ann	1832	Warwicks Wilnecote	Warwickshire, Bickenhill	View
Austin	Ann	1834	Yorks Shensell	Durham, Throston	View
Austin	Ann	1835	Lambeth	London, Lambeth	View
Austin	Ann	1835	Oxon Northaston	Middlesex, Hillingdon West	View

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