1939 National Register??

[StevieSteve]

The way I understood it was that the register was updated if you married (ie changed name) or moved after the initial entry

[Blue70]

I thought the information was only for 29 Sep 1939.


Blue

[StevieSteve]

Shame that SoG course is full up, we don't know nuffink. 

[Mean_genie]

Myko Clelland from FindMyPast is talking about the 1939 Register at TNA, too, don't know if there are places left. It's free, too:

http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-1939-register-the-home-front-from-your-own-home-tickets-18667102807

[Guy Etchells]

One good site to learn more about census & the National Registrationetc. is the History of Population site.
http://www.histpop.org

Not only does it give examples of schedules it also has a huge range of other documents regarding census including documents relating to the preparation of the various census; correspondence, articles in newspaper & magazines etc., etc.
In addition there are 61 pages on the National Registration, 1939 starting at
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01gch/

Cheers
Guy

[Beeonthebay]

Anyone who wants to see their own record will able to request a copy of it, but it will remain redacted on the website.

Thank you

[ScouseBoy]

Anyone who wants to see their own record will able to request a copy of it, but it will remain redacted on the website.

Both my mother and father  have since deceased. Mother was born in 1915  and my father was born in 1916. They married in June 1940.   Will I be able to look them up, please?   I have a rough  idea where they were living in September 1939.

[andrewalston]

According to the FindMyPast blog, the original 1939 register was updated until 1996, so as to mention changes of name and deaths.
So if your mother had already married by 1939, she wouldn't have her maiden name mentioned. If she married in 1940, she will be listed under her maiden name, and some sort of marker (extra columns?) added to give her married name. If she died before 1996, that date too should be marked up in the register.
If an entry mentions a person's death, of course, that person's details ought not to be redacted, even if they were born well after 1915.

[iolaus]

Does this also involve children?

And if so would evacuees be listed at there 'new' address (some were evacuated in very early Sept 1939)