1881 British Census: Relationship-to-Head Abbreviations: "a list of commonly used abbreviations that are used in the Relationship-to-Head column of the census record. This is not an exhaustive lists of abbreviations. For a complete list, refer to the publication, Using the 1881 British Census Indexes (For England, Wales, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, and Scotland) (34700)."

Census Records: Individual Record: "You can download information from census records to your computer. Downloading requires Java Script-enabled browsers such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. The information will be downloaded in GEDCOM format, which can be used with Personal Ancestral File and other family history record-keeping software."

FamilySearch Internet - Search: "You can choose the 1880 United States, 1881 British Isles, or the 1881 Canadian Census. You also can search all censuses at once. Enter at least your deceased ancestor's first or last name, and then click Search"

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[Research Guidance: England, How to Use Census Records]: " census is a count and description of the population. The censuses of England and Wales are especially helpful for family history research because they list the majority of the population and are readily available. Censuses of genealogical value have been taken every ten years since 1841, with the exception of 1941. "


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