New member needs help

[frenchman96]

Hi Guys

Can you help, I am having trouble on 2 areas>>>
I cannot see any census dat after 1911, when I google asking, the latest seems to be 1911?

I am trying to trace what schools some of my dead siblings went to?

[ScouseBoy]

Try the 1939 register, I suggest.

[Milliepede]

You won't see any census after 1911 as that was the last one to be released.  They are closed for 100 years 

[ScouseBoy]

Hi Guys

Can you help, I am having trouble on 2 areas>>>
I cannot see any census dat after 1911, when I google asking, the latest seems to be 1911?

I am trying to trace what schools some of my dead siblings went to?

   Is this for England and Wales?

[jim1]

You could also try the Electoral Rolls. They won't name anyone under voting age but if they're with their parents you can find where they lived.

[frenchman96]

Millipeade----that explains why I cant find it, not heard anywhere about no issues--thanks

Scouse Boy- ditto BTW but not a boy -Scouse grandad what will 39 do to help??

Jim--what is list of places below ??

Thanks to all for a quick response, will be pestereing you more of ok

[Treetotal]

Hi and welcome to Rootschat...The list you see below Jim's message is his research interest surnames and locations.

Here is an explanation of the 1939 register but not sure it will help you find what you are asking for:

http://www.findmypast.co.uk/1939register/what-is-the-1939-register

Carol

[groom]

Welcome to Rootschat.

What dates are you actually looking for? Find My Past has National School Admission Registers & Log-Books 1870-1914, but these may be too early if you are looking for siblings school records.

If you are looking for dates around that time, the 1939 may help, as if you can find the parents' address, you could then look for schools near there. Most children at that time went to local schools.

[ThrelfallYorky]

It does rather sound as if most of what you wish to find may be too recent to be accessible or posted on here, in that case. Censuses only available up to 1911 as others have said. It'll cost you to see 1939 registers, too - and it seems a bit of "If you know it already, they can help you check it out" with that register.
If you know the area of the country you are seeking family in, then a plea via the local newspapers may produce some results. If you do know the area, and dates/names of these "dead siblings", then there may be people still who were at School with them who may be able to help, in the local areas. Would baptismal records be a possible help? Most R.C. baptised children seemed to attend R.C. schools, for example.
I think you may need to be more specific, in order to be helped. But there are some fantastic "finders-out" on here.