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Dear Family Historian,
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We hope you are enjoying the springtime and are looking forward to the May Bank Holiday. We're thrilled to offer you an exclusive 10% storewide discount for this weekend only!
Whether you've had your eye on a particular product or are simply browsing for inspiration, now is the perfect opportunity to treat yourself or your loved ones to something special.
10% Off Everything - This Weekend Only!
To redeem your discount, simply enter the code ENMBH524 in your basket. But hurry – this offer is only valid until 7th May, so don't miss out on the chance to save!
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All the best,
The S&N Team
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Enter the code ENMBH524 in your basket
HURRY - offer ends 7th May!
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*UK delivery only. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
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Get our end of line bargains and overstocked items at vastly reduced prices.
Prices start from only £1.00, and are only available while stocks last!
Save an extra 10% on our bargain basket prices by using code ENMBH524 in your basket
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Finding extra information from the census
As family historians we usually search census records to look for useful information such as where a person was on census night, as well as the names of the other members of their household. A census return can also give us other details that we may be looking for, for example the ages and place of birth for ancestors and, in the case of an infirmity, whether they were deaf and dumb, blind or suffering from mental illness. Rarely, however, has the enumerator used this column in the way that we find in a particular example from Greenwich in 1871.
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