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Please sign to have 1921 census

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Gee

Gee Report 2 Feb 2014 18:27

Jax, you can do your family history cheaper if you are searching places with parish records....

Mine are not available :-(

S Yorks is a pain in the butt

cane

cane Report 2 Feb 2014 17:55

haha certificates had no need to go up,we have a very greedy government lol...Ime sure that you are aware that this government rakes in Millions of cash through unclaimed Probate each and every year...what a load of poppy cock (pardon the pun)

jax

jax Report 2 Feb 2014 17:41

What if it does?? the staff still need paying or should their wages stay the same so you can do your family history cheap

You expect to pay more for other items and services over the years...why not certificates

cane

cane Report 2 Feb 2014 17:31

God i wish there was a "like " button on here

cane

cane Report 2 Feb 2014 17:29

and how long from now until the cost goes up further...

jax

jax Report 2 Feb 2014 17:20

They have been £9.25 for 4 years so hardly going up with each slice of bread

cane

cane Report 2 Feb 2014 17:15

when i started this family research stuff, the cost was £7 for certificates..The cost now is £9.25...Hey Jude i certainley was not pointing fingers..i was speaking from the heart..i just picked up on reading some pointers from your message...sorry i called it a Rant x

jax

jax Report 2 Feb 2014 16:04

We are very lucky in England/Wales with what records we can access already....far more than other countries

As for certs I have only bought 4......1st one cost approx. £20 as I stupidly bought it via Ancestry, the other 3 cost £9.25 from 2010 until now.....but most things I have been able to find online without having to fork out for them

1921 would be nice but if there is a ruling they should stick to it

HeyJudeB4Beatles

HeyJudeB4Beatles Report 2 Feb 2014 15:31

Cane,

Certificates have been the same price for some time so where your "going up" comes from I know not!

I am not a do-gooder....I have just put myself in the position of someone born in say 1917 who suddenly finds out that their father couldn't possibly have been their father!

Jude

cane

cane Report 2 Feb 2014 13:09

personally speaking, i see nothing wrong at all with this census being published early,...Far too many do gooder's..we are already being charged over the odd's for certificates, which appear to be going up with each slice of bread :-| Come on get rid of all the stuff & nonsense and lets see this census..before we cant even afford to buy bread..Rant over :-P

HeyJudeB4Beatles

HeyJudeB4Beatles Report 2 Feb 2014 11:49

The researcher in me would love it. But my moral compass would hate it. The information released in the 1911 census could have been quite upsetting to anyone old enough to have been included on it. And, with people living longer, it is even more likely going forward.

The other thing with the 1921 census is going to be the number of children born who couldn't possibly be their fathers' children....how would you like it if you suddenly found out something like that that you may not have been aware of?

Jude

MarieCeleste

MarieCeleste Report 1 Feb 2014 22:05

My friend's great grandfather was born in 1910 and was absolutely thrilled to bits to get a copy of the 1911 census on his 100th birthday showing him with his parents and elder siblings - he had it framed and put up on the wall.

I'd love to try and find out where my errant grandfather was in 1921 ....

BUT - I won't bother signing the petition as it won't make a hap'porth of difference. It costs government money to make this available - who is going to meet the cost?

Porkie_Pie

Porkie_Pie Report 1 Feb 2014 19:36

No sorry no can do,

How would you like to post your details on the internet? people on the 1921 census gave info on the grounds that it was confidential and would not be made public for 100 years

That is just one of several epetitions over the 1921 census that has failed to gain support and for anyone to think as stated on that particular petition "Many people that are on the 1921 census are not around now to issues of peoples rights should not be affected!"

If one person is still around their rights are their rights and not yours or ayone else to decide if they have been affected or not,

When the 1911 census was releast early my aunt who was on that census and still alive and still living at that same address was mortified, She has since passed away

If the 1921 was releast early as people are living longer now then there will be more people in that position than with the 1911 census

Roy

Gee

Gee Report 1 Feb 2014 18:50

I'd love to see it........I'm mercenary!

:-D

GlitterBaby

GlitterBaby Report 1 Feb 2014 17:57

I have said many times I will not be signing this petition.

It has been mentioned so many times on this site and still has not got much support.

Sidami

Sidami Report 1 Feb 2014 17:35

http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/49199