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From: mike say <>
Subject: Re: [NWKFHS] Re: 1841 to 1871 census
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 07:10:33 +0100
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Eve
I have an interest but note that some of the earliest info was almost
illegible.
I am a little surprised that the NWKFHS appears not to be aware of this -
are you sure that they are bona fide and not some rip off package.
I always view packaged info as having the potential to save me
train/car/bus journeys with the loss of time, cost and sheer aggravation.
I would have thought that if NWKFHS could obtain the cds(assuming that they
are worth it) then that might be more cost effective all round.
As a very new Member of NWKFHS I am not sure how these issues are handled.
Mike Say



At 17:23 23/10/2003 +0100, Eve Tregaskes wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I have just found a site where I can buy the Census' for Kent for 1841,
>1851, 1861 and 1871. The cost is £114.00, inc. VAT and Postage. They come in
>CD format (I don't have a micro-fiche reader). As I cannot get to the
>Library at Hextable, these would be invaluable to me searching for my
>ancestors in this area but does everyone think they are worth the money?
>
>Would anyone else be interested in getting information from them?
>
>Eve Tregaskes
>Mem. No. 4684
>
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