Four EDs have recently been added to the site: two from 1939, Top Mossley and one from Stalybridge, the first of the Audenshaw 1861 census districts and finally ED 1W from the 1851 census of Ashton Town. Much of this area is now under the precinct.

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Another Audenshaw census has now been added. ED 2gfrom 1851 covering Woodhouses and Cutler Hill.
A long way from modern day Audenshaw, but it completes all of the 1851 census of the district. 

 Audenshaw is the location of the latest upload with ED NTLA being added to the site. This area covers Guide Lane, Shepley Road and the street off these two main roads.

The latest upload to the site is the 1939 index of part of Stalybridge. It's ED LFVC and covers the Hague Estate plus part of Ridge Hill Lane.

 The latest addition to the site is ED1V from the 1851 census of Ashton Town. Old Street, Wellington Street, Delamere Street and Mill Lane is the rectangle with Booth Street and Wych Street inside the rectangle.

Much of this is now shops. It was mixed business and residential area at that date.

 This morning I have uploaded the 1939 Index for part of Top Mossley.

There are 199 families comprising some 550 people who lived un the rectangle bounded by Hanover St, Mountain St, George St and a small portion of Market St with Argyle St, Curzon St and Lorne St inside the rectangle.

This weekend saw the addition of ED2e from Audenshaw added to the site.

It covers Woodhouses, Crowhill, Lumn and Littlemoss.