1841 Census of Hartshead

Another one complete for 1841. It's the Ridge Hill area and is ED 6

As usual it's available to all for nowt.

http://www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm is the staring point for all of the Hurst/Hartshead censuses

As usual, I hope it helps somebody

Antony

1911 Census of Hurst

The first bit of this s now done.

Hurst comprised of some 2000 families with about 8000 population altogether.

The first 600 families are now transcribed and listed.

www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm is the usual starting point

Hope you find someone

Antony

Hurst Census 1901

Following yesterday's posting the 1901 Census for Ed 3 of Hurst is now complete and available.

www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm

Antony

Hartshead 1841 Census

There goes another ED !

Enumeration District 7 comprising Luzley, Heyrod, and Ridge Hill is now freely available to all.

There a good proportion of ED 3 for 1901 and a tiny bit of ED 5 for 1911

As always the starting point is: www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm

Hope someone finds this useful

Antony

1841 Census of Hurst

Two More EDs have been added since my last update.

These are ED 8 & 9 which relate to the Scout Mill, Mossley Brow and the town, though then a Hamlet according to the census, of Mossley.

The usual starting point of www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm will get you there.

Thanks

Antony

The 1891 Census of Hurst

This has now been completed in its entirety and I have started on 1901.

About 20% of the first ED of 6 is already available.

The starting point as usual is

www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm

1861 Census of Hurst

I have now completed this transcription and there is now everything from 1841-1871 in their entirety.

I have decided to leave 1881 for now as it is freely available anyway and have begun to 1891.

Part of ED 1 is already up there.

As usual the starting page for all of the censuses is: www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.htm

I don't think that I shall get much else done before Christmas, so to all with an interest in Hurst

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Antony