Zakinthos British Cemetery

Well the long nights are here now and so I should find a bit more time for transcriptions. Since the last update, I have added the residents of the British Cemetery at Zakinthos or Zante It's available on http://www.c5d.co.uk/zakinthosbritishcemetery.htm I understand that there are cemeteries on Cerigo, Ithaca and Paxos as well as Corfu but I have not been able to visit these. Any transcriptions would be welcome Antony

Kefalonia British Cemetery

Since my last update, I've been quite busy.

A couple of weeks' holiday and since my return, I have re designed the web pages conatining the residents, if that's the right word of the British Cemetery in Kefalonia.


All the entries now have a photograph and a transcription.

Accessible from the cemetery homepage: www.c5d.co.uk/kefaloniabritishcemetery.htm

Hope you enjoy looking

Antony

1851 Census of Hurst

I have now completed this census in full.

It's available on www.c5d.co.uk/hurst1851.htm

Hope it helps somebody

Antony

1851 Cenus of Hurst

Well, another week, another enumeration district.

That's 1L and 1N done. 1M 1O and 1P still to go.

As ever it's accesible via www.c5d.co.uk/hurst.htm

Antony

1851 Census of Hurst

The first of the five enumeration districts is now complete and posted to the Hurst Pages.

www.c5d.co.uk/hurst.htm and click on the picture.

As time allows the others will be there in due course

Antony

1911 Census of the Workhouse

This census is now fully transcribed and with the Infirmary there were about 1100 folk there altogether.

I shall now begin my next project which is the 1851 census of Hurst

As usual all censuses can be found at www.c5d.co.uk/hurstpages.htm and then a click on the relevant census is needed

Good Luck

Antony

1901 Census of the Workhouse

It's been a while but having had three weeks' holiday it was almost mid July before I could start this one.

Almost 1000 residents of the Workhouse are now transcribed and available on
www.c5d.co.uk/workhouse1901.htm

I shall now begin the nest 1000 who were there in 1911


Good Luck to all

Antony