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Australia c1910 Census Mapping Commenced

According to official sources “No information about individuals survives from Australian censuses from 1901 to 1996. It was government policy to destroy census forms after statistical analysis was completed“. However there are other sources we can use, such as the 1913 Electoral Rolls, which do list individuals, which we can combine with our ever increasingContinue reading “Australia c1910 Census Mapping Commenced”

South African c1910 Census Mapping Commenced

As far as we know there is no official Census for South Africa in c1910, hence we have to create one using our ever increasing knowledge of which ‘Anstey’, Ansty’, ‘Anstee’ and ‘Anstie’ were living there at the time. Anybody who can add to the list (which includes other countries proximate to South Africa such asContinue reading “South African c1910 Census Mapping Commenced”

American Census Mapping Commenced

The 1910 American Census was taken on 15 April 1910, at which time the total population count of America was around 92.2 million. Of those, approximately 300 were members of the ‘Anstey’, Ansty’, ‘Anstee’ and ‘Anstie’ family, representing about 1 in every 307,000 people living there – ie not very many! We are currently mapping each andContinue reading “American Census Mapping Commenced”

Canadian Census Mapping Complete

In our post of exactly a month ago we noted that we were mapping each and every one of the ‘Anstey’, Ansty’, ‘Anstee’ and ‘Anstie’ who appeared in the 1911 Canada Census to their respective sub-branches. This task is now complete – many thanks to those involved. However we found many mistranscriptions of ‘Anstey’ in the census andContinue reading “Canadian Census Mapping Complete”

Now its 1,500 Mapped!

It was only around seven weeks ago that we posted that we had begun a project to map the 2,500 or so Anstey, Ansty, Anstee and Anstie who were documented as living in the UK in the 1911 Census. Progress has been swift indeed – we now have more than 1,500 of them fully connected with details uploaded ontoContinue reading “Now its 1,500 Mapped!”

Now it’s a Thousand Mapped!

It was only just over a month ago that we posted that we had begun a project to map the 2,500 Anstey, Ansty, Anstee and Anstie who were documented as living in the UK in the 1911 Census. Progress has been swift indeed – we now have more than 1,000 of them fully connected with details uploaded onto theContinue reading “Now it’s a Thousand Mapped!”

Canadian Census Mapping Commenced

The 1911 Canada Census was taken between 1911 and 1912, at which time the total population count of Canada was around 7.2 million. Of those, approximately 150 were members of the ‘Anstey’, Ansty’, ‘Anstee’ and ‘Anstie’ family, representing about 1 in 48,000 people living there. However it is important to note that Newfoundland (including Twillingate) was not formallyContinue reading “Canadian Census Mapping Commenced”

500 Ansteys in 1911 Census Mapped Already

It was only around three weeks ago that we posted that we had begun a project to map the 2,500 Anstey, Ansty, Anstee and Anstie who were documented as living in the UK in the 1911 Census. Progress has been swift indeed – we already have more than 500 of them fully connected with details uploaded ontoContinue reading “500 Ansteys in 1911 Census Mapped Already”

1911 UK Census Page Commenced

The 1911 UK Census was conducted on 2 April 1911 and it was the 12th nationwide census conducted in the United Kingdom. The total population of the UK was approximately 45,000,000, of which around 1,450 were ‘Anstey’; 850 were ‘Anstee’; 125 were ‘Ansty’; and 75 were ‘Anstie’ – so a total of around 2,500 Anstey, Ansty,Continue reading “1911 UK Census Page Commenced”