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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Worcestershire => England => Worcestershire Resources & Offers => Topic started by: casalguidi on Thursday 28 April 05 12:09 BST (UK)
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The 1861 census for Worcestershire is now online (pay per view):
http://www.1837online.com
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It appears to be far from complete. Has anybody checked it out?
Roger
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Hi
It is now available on ancestry and it is complete
Nicky
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Hi
It is now available on ancestry and it is complete
Nicky
Hah! I looked on Ancestry for a surname that I am trying to do my own little one name study of and ZILCH on the 1861 census. I did manage to find a couple in Worcestershire under some odd transcription but that was it and I know of 10 plus a few more which I haven't collected yet. >:( And I was so excited too :'(
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The large, extended family (and servants) I was looking up lived all their lives at The Vicarage, St Peters Street, Worcester. They were there in the 1851 and 1881 census and according to a diary of an ancestor were visited there in 1863. Zilch in the 1861 Census. Something is wrong!
Roger
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I have only had a quick look for some of my Mayo ancestors, and the one's I looked up all seem to be there, especially one that has now got a wife and children for me to investigate!
Joanne.
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Transcriptions on Ancestery are not always accura te. Watton has been transcribed as Walter, and Walton!