Struggling with your Suffolk ancestors? 36.7k new records for the 1861 census and 28k new records for the 1871 census were added to the FreeCEN database in January. #VolunteerTranscribers (Search now at freecen.org.uk) Suffolk Archives

Find more of your Lancashire lads and lasses in the 1891 census! More than 19k new records were added to the FreeCEN database during January. #VolunteerTranscribers (Search now at freecen.org.uk) Lancashire Archives

Our volunteers come across all sorts of odd things whilst transcribing parish records - but what does a hand-drawn pointing finger mean? Uncover the mystery of the pointing finger in our latest blog. freeukgenealogy.org.uk/news/2023/03/0…

Manx ancestors? 27k new records for the Isle of Man 1851 census were added to FreeCEN during March! #VolunteerTranscribers Search now at freecen.org.uk Isle of Man Public Record Office

Kin in Cambridgeshire? Last month, our volunteer transcribers added 22k new records for 1861 census to the FreeCEN database. Search now at freecen.org.uk Cambridgeshire Archives #ancestryhour

Lost your ancestors in Yorkshire, West? During March, our volunteer transcribers added thousands of new census records to the FreeCEN database for 1861, 1871 and 1891. Search now at freecen.org.uk West Yorkshire Archive Service

Seeking ancestors in Kent? Last month, 15k new records for 1891 census and 7k new records for 1871 census were added to the FreeCEN database. #VolunteerTranscribers Search now at freecen.org.uk Kent Archives

Lost generations in Glamorgan in 1841? During April, 18.7k new records were added to FreeCEN datbase. #VolunteerTranscribers Search now at freecen.org.uk

Searching for lads and lasses in Monmouthshire, in 1871? Thanks to our volunteer transcribers, over 24k new records were added to the FreeCEN database in April. Search now at freecen.org.uk Gwent Archives

Searching for lads and lasses in Yorkshire, West, in 1891? 14.3k new records were added to the FreeCEN database last month. #VolunteerTranscribers Search now at freecen.org.uk West Yorkshire Archive Service

Gloucestershire ancestors? Thanks to our volunteer transcribers, 12.9k new records for the 1891 census were added to the FreeCEN database during April. Search now at freecen.org.uk Gloucestershire Family History Society Gloucestershire Heritage Hub #ancestryhour

Northumberland 1841 census has 9.7k new records in the FreeCEN database, thanks to the efforts of our volunteer transcribers during April. Search now at freecen.org.uk Northumberland Archives

NEW! Searching in Essex? During May, 23k new records for the 1861 census were added to the FreeCEN database, thanks to our volunteer transcribers. Search now at freecen.org.uk Essex Record Office #ancestryhour

NEW! Berkshire ancestors proving elusive? Check out the FreeCEN database: nearly 17k new records for the 1891 census were added last month. #VolunteerTranscribers. Search now at freecen.org.uk Royal Berkshire Archives #ancestryhour

NEW! Nottinghamshire 1911 census - the first 744 records were added to the FreeCEN database during May. #VolunteerTranscribers Search now at freecen.org.uk Inspire Nottinghamshire Archives

Ancestors in Glamorgan? Last month, our volunteer transcribers added 24.4k new records from the 1841 census and 6k new records from the 1891 census to the FreeCEN database. Search now at freecen.org.uk Glamorgan Archives

Lost London (City) ancestors in 1871? During May, 21.6k new census records were added to the FreeCEN database. #VolunteerTranscribers Search now at freecen.org.uk @LdnMetArchives

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