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Code developed here is based on that developed in MyopicVicar. The tool has been developed by Free UK Genealogy , a registered charity dedicated to making genealogical information freely available online. It is released under the Apache 2. Volunteers are essential to every part of the project. We welcome contributions to the software, documentation, and to the records themselves. Visit our 'GFI' web page for more information. Both FreeREG and FreeCEN projects accept volunteer contributions as spreadsheets, while metadata, quality control and coordination provided by volunteer coordinators and data managers.

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We're a registered charity and we need your support. It's our mission to provide free access to family history for everyone, forever. Our data is free — but running our databases is not. Your donations enable us to support our volunteer transcribers to produce high-quality transcriptions to grow your family tree. You can use this link to visit the original version of FreeCEN. We are commencing development of the birth place search feature in the light of your feedback in the Birth Place survey. Records About Volunteer Member Help. Help us keep your family history free. Read More. Remind me later Close. Send any feedback to feedback freeukgenealogy.

Early in we released additional filters you can use to refine your search of our freecen records. Filters Filters are applied to the results of a search, freecen. Notifications Fork 3 Star 4.

Why not get some fresh eyes on your Brick Wall Ancestor? Send us as much information as you have on your 'brick wall' ancestor BWA and the Free UK Genealogy community will try to help you push that ancestral line back a generation using our freely available Open Data. Use the form below to tell us as much as you can about your BWA and if your application is progressed we will be in touch! When sending us a FamilySearch tree link, please make sure the focus is on your brick wall ancestor, or other ancestor; if it is on yourself, we won't be able to view your tree. We're committed to removing all barriers to access of family history information and so we arranged for our most newly-developed website at the time, FreeREG, to undergo accessibility testing at The Shaw Trust you can read about that here, in our News article. A few weeks later, we received the report which told us what we already knew: users with accessibility issues found it difficult or impossible to use our websites, even with assistive technologies. So we set to work to make the improvements required, with the vast majority of it being done by our volunteers.

The first UK census took place in , and occurred every ten years throughout the 19th century. UK census information can provide the full name, exact age, relationship to head of household, sex, occupation, parish and county of birth, medical disabilities and employment status of an individual. However later census years contain the most thorough information, with marital status and relationship to the head of the household introduced as categories from onward. When researching your ancestors using census data, please remember that ages in years of individuals were rounded down to the nearest five up until the Census. For more information on the history of the UK census, visit the National Archives website.

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You can use this link to visit the original version of FreeCEN. We are commencing development of the birth place search feature in the light of your feedback in the Birth Place survey. Records About Volunteer Member Help. Tip: Double-tab to move between fields. Person Surname Use upper- or lower-case. Use upper- or lower-case. The last year you want to include Name Soundex Check to include the Soundex equivalent of the name: it is used for both surname and forename if entered Birth County These are grouped into sections for England, Ireland, Islands, Scotland, Wales and a Special category including overseas, out of county, ships and military.

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It's our mission to provide free access to family history for everyone, forever. We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience with our website. You can learn more about cookies and choose to accept some, decline others, or change your settings at a later date by clicking the 'About Cookies' button, or in the footer of the website at any time. On my keyboard the letters seem to move around, at least the key I am certain I pressed did not appear on screen. Filters Filters are applied to the results of a search. It is released under the Apache 2. You have to experiment with the product you use to get the best from it. Send us as much information as you have on your 'brick wall' ancestor BWA and the Free UK Genealogy community will try to help you push that ancestral line back a generation using our freely available Open Data. Thread: FreeCen. We know many of you will be disappointed that improvements to the searches related to place are quite limited. However later census years contain the most thorough information, with marital status and relationship to the head of the household introduced as categories from onward.

The changes we're making at the moment will take FreeCEN into the future. We are no longer a lookup service, which is how we started.

Available from onwards. Code developed here is based on that developed in MyopicVicar. Go to file. The FreeCen project is admirable because it makes public information available without charge. Searches the nearest places with data to the selected starting place. With respect I find that explanations of computer related problems by people who have been involved with computers since before the flood do not seem to understand the problems that mere mortals have. When sending us a FamilySearch tree link, please make sure the focus is on your brick wall ancestor, or other ancestor; if it is on yourself, we won't be able to view your tree. Latest commit. Records About Volunteer Member Help. These new features have been brought to you by our team of volunteer developers, and in the case of the citation generator, by Sudaraka Jayathilaka who developed this feature as an intern working with us as part of the Google Summer of Code programme.