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As we undertake our genealogical research, whether that it on our own individual family history, or a specific project, such as a One-Place Study, One-Name Study, or perhaps a project undertaken as part of the Family and Community History Research Society (FACHRS); we likely use a variety of resources to aid us. This post is a few of those resources that I find useful and recommend.

• Abbot, Edith. The English Census of 1921. Published in the Journal of Political Economy , Dec., 1922, Vol. 30, No. 6 (Dec., 1922), pp. 827-840 – freely available to download from HERE
• Few, Janet. Ten Steps to a One-Place Study. Published 2020.
• GENUKI – England and Wales Census
• GENUKI – Ireland Census (the island of Ireland)
• GENUKI – Scotland Census
• Jolly, Emma. Tracing your Ancestors using the Census. Published 2020.
• National Archives Research Guide Census Records
• Osborn, Helen. Our Village Ancestors – A Genealogist’s Guide to Understanding the English Rural Past. Published 2021.
• Pharos Course – Agricultural Labourers (tutor Janet Few)
• Pharos Course – First Steps to a One-Place Study (tutor Janet Few)
• Starling, Boris with Bradbury, David. The Official History of Britain – Our Story in Numbers as Told by the Office For National Statistics. Published 2020.