25 March 2019
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This new video from TheGenealogist explains how street and trade directories can be used to track your ancestors between the ten-yearly censuses, discovering where they lived and worked and who their neighbours were.
This new video from TheGenealogist explains how street and trade directories can be used to track your ancestors between the ten-yearly censuses, discovering where they lived and worked and who their neighbours were.
As TheGenealogist's Mark Bailey explains, many directories were published yearly and exist for the years before and after the census, making them an invaluable resource.
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For more on using directories in family history research, visit TheGenealogist
QUICK LINK: How to use the 1911 census records
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