Census CDs

[Lloydy]

Helen

Don't buy it!!! I've got the Montgomeryshire 1861, at least let me try for you first


Jan

[Helen Dann]

Agh - too late - already ordered it 

Gah...

Helen :-)

[Helen Dann]

Glad this was of some help to you too, Allie! I know what you mean, though - they do seem to have gone out of their way not to be found, some of them ;-) - when they weren't giving false ages, they were giving different names or pretending to live in different counties, lol.

Helen

[Lloydy]

Just out of pure curiosity, which piece number are you looking for?  I'm just looking at the list of districts contained on my CD.

Jan

[Helen Dann]

Hi Jan,

I'm basically interested in the Worthen area, piece nos 4255, 4256 and 4257. According to the manufacturer from whom I've ordered my CD, at that time Worthen was officially in Montgomeryshire (Chirbury) even though it was generally recognised by most people as being in Shropshire.

Helen

[Lloydy]

Hi Helen

My CD is from the Powys Family History Society.  I have just checked it and 4255, 4256, and 4257 are there.  However, nearly all of the piece number is missing for 4256, and only Forden folio 1 is there.

I see in an earlier post that Allie's rellies come from Pennerley and was wondering whether that would have been part of 4256

Jan