Does anyone have access to the national archives 1901 census or is there somewhere else to look?

Question

Does anyone have access to the national archives 1901 census or is there somewhere else to look?

Answer 1

Which census, canada has a 1901 census,  what are you trying to research?

here are couple more to search from ancestry.com and rootweb.com or try genweb they have both canada and us information.

If you post more information one of us could help you more.

Good luck.   Bonnie

Answer 2

usually a presidential museum  can request it from dc..

Answer 3

If you are talking about 1901 English census you can subscribe to Ancestry.com for a fee.

Or you can buy credits to view here.

http://www.1901censusonline.com/

Or if you let us know what you are looking for someone may be able to help you with a look up.

Answer 4

That would be the 1900 census they are only done every 10 years in the US but apparently the UK is different.

Answer 5

look online

Answer 6

I have the world deluxe membership with ancestry.co.uk /.comI would be happy to do a look up for you, I am in the UK.

Bull frog here in the UK we take our census in the first year of every decade since they began in 1801.

1801 10th March  Little use for Genealogy  

1811 27th May  Little use for Genealogy  

1821 28th May  Little use for Genealogy  

1831 30th May  Little use for Genealogy  

1841 6th June  Available

1851 30th March  Available

1861 7th April  Available

1871 2nd April  Available

1881 3rd April  Available

1891 5th April  Available

1901 31st March  Available

1911 2nd April  Not yet released

1921 19th June  Not yet released

1931 26th April  Destroyed by fire in WWII

1939 29th Sept  For issue of ID cards - except service personnel.  

1941 -- No census due to WWII  

1951 8th April  Not yet released

1961 23rd April  Not yet released

1971 25th April  Not yet released

1981 5th April  Not yet released

1991 21st April  Not yet released

2001 29th April  Not yet released

Answer 7

Cencus comes every ten years so there will be no 1901 cencus just a 1900 and a 1910 and so on and so forth

Ancestry.com (not sure if spelled right) has cencus's you can look at and you can get a free 24 day trial!

Hope this helps!

Answer 8

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=nat...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=nat...

Answer 9

I have access to the census through Ancestry.com, but what do you want looked up?

You may also find copies of census records in public libraries or courthuses.  Of course, these would probably be only for the local area.

Answer 10

I believe you can go to ancestry.com and access this or somethimes you can just do a google search and find what you are looking for.