Census Books

Marriage indexes for family historians
The census 1801 1911
The census 1801 1911

By Stuart A. Raymond

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"The aim of this book is to provide basic information about the census for both family and local historians: how and when it was compiled, what information it provides, where it can be consulted, a...

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Agency contingency and census process
Till freedom came
Till freedom came

By Glen Conner

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Etat de la population de la commune de Les Moutiers
Etat de la population de la commune de Casson
Compter et classer
Compter et classer

By Paul Schor

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Bruxelles, developpement de l'ensemble urbain, 1846-1961
L' utilisation des resultats des recensements en Afrique
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