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1911 Census: All now complete
Records for Anglesey; Brecknockshire; Carnarvonshire; Cardiganshire; Carmarthenshire; Denbighshire; Flintshire; Glamorgan; Merionethshire; Montgomeryshire; Monmouthshire; Pembrokeshire and Radnorshire are now available on the 1911 Census website. These records contain a total of over 2.4 million individuals, and over a million households.
In addition, the records for the Channel Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, Jersey and Sark, and the Isle of Man have been added together with records for around 135,000 soldiers based at 288 military establishments overseas, and around 36,000 naval personnel on 147 Royal Navy ships overseas.
This means that all the records are now available for searching.
The pages from the Enumerators' Summary Books are now available for the census. These pages are included in the cost of viewing an image, so if you've already viewed 1911 census images, you can now view the corresponding summary-book pages at no extra cost.
Please note: some 1911 census returns do not have accompanying Enumerator's Summary-Book pages. There are none for British Navy ships or military establishment returns - the head of the establishment or ship's captain was effectively the enumerator. The Enumerator's Summary Books for some parts of England and Wales have not survived, so will never be available online.
Roger Lewry
FFHS Archives Liaison
19 June 2009