1921 census records

State Death Records Indexes Order copies online. The 1921 Canada Census records details about almost 88 million Canadians and is the most recent Canadian census available to the public released in 2013 after a 92-year waiting period to protect the privacy of those enumerated.

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Why Census Records Are Important.

. There is also information on how to use genealogical. County Records Microfilm at Research. Census records are some of the richest family history sources for a number of reasons.

As an example we have a case study which looks at Henry Royce and where he can be found at the time that the 1921 census was taken. The resource presented here includes all census returns for Nova Scotia up to and including 1838. These returns up to and including 1921 have all been digitized and are available via the Library and Archives Canada website.

State Death Record Indexes. 1900 There is a soundex index for all states. This will cover the cost of digitising and transcribing the 18235242 images created from the records supplied exclusively to us by The National Archives.

The next census taken provincially was in 1851 followed by enumerations every ten years thereafter. On this website you will find some practical information about the 1921 census and an 1921 census substitute data which you can use to find out more about your ancestors in this period. 1910 There is a soundex index for only the following states.

Uncertified copies of death records that appear in these indexes may be ordered online by phone or in person. This census is indexed by microfilm publication M496 Index to the Eleventh Census of the United States 1890 Roll 1 surnames A-J Roll 2 surnames K-Z. A Department of Commerce fire in 1921 destroyed most of the 1890 census.

For all 12-month Pro subscribers there is a 10 discount on any 1921 Census purchases. It means these precious records are accessible commitment-free for everyone.

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