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www.census.pro.gov.uk,
contains the results of the 1901 census for England and Wales.
The 1901 Census for England and Wales provides a
fascinating insight into what life was like at the beginning of the 20th
Century. Find a persons age, address occupation and more. You may search by
name, address or institution.
The
Federation of Family History Societies
is an international organisation
based in the UK. If you delve within it's pages you will find a wealth of
information and resource links.
Army records office details of how to gain access to personnel
records of officers and soldiers.
The
National Archives Information and guides to researching your
family history.
The
General Register Office can help you research your family tree
by providing copies of birth, death and marriage certificates for
events which took place in England and Wales from 1837 onwards. If
you wish to trace further back they also provide advice.
Old style
and new style dates and the change to the Gregorian calendar
A summary for genealogists
Rootsweb.com very
useful US based site if you want to research US ancestors or
branches of the family that emigrated.
The Society of Genealogists
www.sog.org.uk offers
a unique combination of research material, guidance and support for
those interested in family history.It is a charity whose objects are
to "promote, encourage and foster the study, science and knowledge
of genealogy".
It claims to have the foremost Library in the British Isles with a
large collection of family histories, civil registration and census
material, and the widest collection of County Sources in the country
(over 9,000).
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