Good News ! 1911 Census!

[Gadget]

With my old units, I've just calculated that I'll be able to view 72 images and have 2 over. I'm not sure I've got that many families to look at 


Gadget

[stonechat]

I loath ppv and can't imagine ever using it seriously for more than a small number of items

[kerryb]

Thanks Anna for a succinct summary 

Kerry

[Nick29]

I loath ppv and can't imagine ever using it seriously for more than a small number of items

Me too, but I think the 1911 census will be slightly easier to navigate, and it's one sheet per household. 

[drodgers34]

wel it says to view the census it costs 3 units but does this include the 1911 census?


60 units plan
(Valid for 90 days) £6.95   

280 units plan
(Valid for 365 days)  £24.95

how many units I will be charged?

Census image 3 units

7 quid for 20 families ? add a pound for printing out costs and its still perhaps a hundred times more info than a BMD certificate.

I could probably do my whole village for 50 quid - I might be on as soon as it is available. Cant see the price lowering the demand much

[Nick29]

Just a thought - Find My Past hasn't got the 1851 census at all, and 6 years after the release of the 1901 census, they are still  to get the whole of it online.

Should I be worrying about FindMyPast's ability to host the 1911 census ?

Will we be seeing a repeat of the fiasco that surrounded the release of the 1901 census ?

I realise that FindMyPast were not involved in the 1901 census fiasco, but I'm a bit wary about buying credits to view the 1911 census on a site that I may not be able to get onto for months 

[kerryb]

Ha ha  Nick

FindMyPast announced the first two counties of the 1851 ------ yesterday    Norfolk and Derbyshire or Dorset I think

Kerry

[carol8353]

Norfolk and Dorset Kerry 

[kerryb]

There you go!  I knew it began with D 

Kerry