What! The 1939 Register For Free!

[StevieSteve]

Wish You could help with a few of mine...

Starting off with 3100 potentials, I've reduced it down to 3054

[dawnsh]

Steve

Your comment might be removed as we're not supposed to do look-ups from commercial sites as they break the t's & c's of those commercial sites 

[StevieSteve]

Ok Dawn, edited

Had only been kidding

[dawnsh]

I know Steve but you may be inundated with look-up offers by the generously minded chatters here and that would give the copyright team a nightmare of a headache.

[LadyJayne]

My local library has the 1939 register and I have been looking this morning, I have been reading these posts and wonder if the library only has access to the transcript? Didn't seem to be an option (that I could see) for an image of the household

[msr]

Our FH centre has what I presume to be the library edition, and we can view the full page image.

Do you not see this LadyJayne?

[LadyJayne]

No, just a arrow to a transcript.
 
I'll go back next week and take another look, In my excitement I was in a rush trying to look at as many family members as I could, in the hour allowed at the  library.

[dawnsh]

I'm not sure exactly but sometimes the screen asks you to login in or continue as a guest? if you continue as a guest you should see the images.

If you don't see the images, have a word with the library staff as the version they have access to might need upgrading.From memory this happened at the British Library one week and was fixed by the next.

[bugbear]

I'm just waiting for a nice big discount offer on a UK Annual sub in the new year - just so I can get 1939 register. Most other FindMyPast records will just be a (pleasant) bonus.

Fingers crossed.

 BugBear