Sex (male and female were the only gender options on the 1921 Census)įor those aged 15 and over their marital status – whether single, married or widowed – was also included, while for those under 15, information on whether their parents were alive or dead was included.įor the first time ever, divorces were also recorded on the census.
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Full address of the property where your family were living. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a webĪs well as birth records, you can also search for the following: The 1920 Census Act prohibits the publication of data from a census until after 100 years have passed – hence the reason the 1921 census is now available to view.ĭespite this, it will be 2052 before another past census is made available in this way – as the data from the 1931 census was lost in a fire, while there was no census taken in 1941 on account of the Second World War. Those who already have a paid subscription to Findmypast will still have to pay but will receive a 10% discount.Īs well as using the site on your own computer, you can also visit The National Archives in Kew, south west London, to view records – or you can go to one of the special hubs which have been set up at Manchester Central Library or the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth.Īt these venues you can view the data via Findmypast for free. 
If you want to download images such as birth records and other official documents showing family members’ ages and professions, there is a small charge for doing so – £2.50 for a transcript of family information, and £3.50 for a copy of the original records.
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