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pompeylass 20-02-2020 21:15

Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
The Government have released a new Register, compiled in 1939 of all the population - not a census like the 10-year one, but similar. It was basically a head count as war looked imminent.

After the war, this Register was used as the basis for the new NHS numbers Registry.

Anyone with 'Ancestry' membership or 'Find My Past' membership will have access to it.

taddy 21-02-2020 09:06

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pompeylass (Post 1237312)
The Government have released a new Register, compiled in 1939 of all the population - not a census like the 10-year one, but similar. It was basically a head count as war looked imminent.

After the war, this Register was used as the basis for the new NHS numbers Registry.

Anyone with 'Ancestry' membership or 'Find My Past' membership will have access to it.

Do you know if it accessable on my heritage site ? thank you; Taddy

pompeylass 21-02-2020 12:03

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Yes, taddy. I have it on good authority that it's available on 'My Heritage' site.

Margaret Pilkington 21-02-2020 15:03

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
For those of you out there who have an interest in digging up their ancestors.....(not literally)may I commend to you a FREE resource that I have found to be very helpful.
The site is full of records that you can view....it is run by the Mormon Church, but anyone can use it.
You have to create an account...but it is FREE....Here is a link

https://www.familysearch.org/en/

This site was recommended to me and I have found out lots of stuff for my family tree.
Enjoy!

taddy 22-02-2020 08:07

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1237371)
For those of you out there who have an interest in digging up their ancestors.....(not literally)may I commend to you a FREE resource that I have found to be very helpful.
The site is full of records that you can view....it is run by the Mormon Church, but anyone can use it.
You have to create an account...but it is FREE....Here is a link

https://www.familysearch.org/en/

This site was recommended to me and I have found out lots of stuff for my family tree.
Enjoy!

I have tried to log in to the above site but it comes up with "cannot connect to your server", my daughter tells me that until I put my hand in my pocket and shell out some spondulics on a computer that is driven by Electric instead of steam driven one then I will struggle accessing certain sites.
Ha Ha, Taddy the Lancashire Ludite.

Margaret Pilkington 22-02-2020 08:43

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Well, there you go Taddy.
You DO know that there are no pockets in shrouds don't you?
If you really do not want to splash out on a new rig...then there is an alternative option which might suit you.
Here is a link that you might want to look at and it might solve your problems.....well as long as your gas driven PC has a USB slot.

https://getxtra-pc.io/offer-01/?lpid...iAAEgJhovD_BwE

Margaret Pilkington 22-02-2020 08:51

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
I have been accessing this register for a quite a while...for as long as I have been searching.
I think accessibility to more names have been released due to the passage of time.
If there is the possibility that someone on the register is still alive(that means less than 100 years old) then you cannot view their details....it is in the 'closed' part of the register.
This register is being updated all the time.

taddy 22-02-2020 18:32

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Thanks for the shroud remark Marge, I will give it some thought.

Margaret Pilkington 23-02-2020 08:34

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Well, it is what my man keeps telling ME!
Anyone would think I was OLD!

taddy 23-02-2020 09:18

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1237479)
Well, it is what my man keeps telling ME!
Anyone would think I was OLD!

In the book of the God Botherers, ( "The Bible"), it states that mankind, which I presume also means womenkind shall live for Three Score Years and ten! (70)
which means that you and I are living on borrowed time

Margaret Pilkington 23-02-2020 13:50

Re: Genealogy; The new 1939 Register
 
Yes, that is a bit scary....but you have to remember that when the bible was written there was no NHS to look after us coffin dodgers.
Anyway Taddy I have looked in the back of my knockers and it says 14....so that'll do me:)


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