- 09:15 You can blush indeed. Apparently Kathryn thinks she remembers you giving a talk at a conference she attended…! 😉 Is … j.mp/hLNr7z #
- 10:01 is wondering when thou gas man will cometh…? #utilities #workingfromhome #
- 11:52 reading about what its like to be published; one day that will be me… bit.ly/dRuthF \via @HarrisonMM #
- 13:06 has got a geeky kind of pleasure that my #census form has arrived; I’ve never had a census form in my own right before… #ukcensus #
- 18:47 In another generation, but Michael Foreman grew up in a house across the street from me & went to my primary school gu.com/p/2nevy/tw #
- 19:26 needs to seriously consider eBooks and self-publishing… gu.com/p/2ncmv/tw #
- 22:07 thinks that if I was the government, I don’t think I would be looking to piss off the police… #cuts #
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Yeah, I’m cross about that. When you think how valuable the censuses are to current genealogists, why are we planning to deny that resource of those who come later?
That said, for our own research, 1921 doesn’t quite cover it, and 1931 is destroyed and there wasn’t one in 1941, so for my own research its not going to be very helpful anymore anyway…
Yes, I must admit my first thought was genealogy rather than Govt statistics 🙂
I did find the 1911 census quite useful, but I’m already itching to get a look at the 1921 one 🙂