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Full transcription and index of the 1851 census (HO 107/2269 folios 70-154) including the townships of Weeton with Preese, Greenhalgh with Thistleton & Medlar with Wesham, Treales, Roseacre & Little Eccleston with Larbreck - Lancashire
Full transcription and index of the 1851 census (HO 107/2269 folios 499-516, 541-607 & 732-743) including the townships of Great Marton, Hardhorn with Newton and Staining, Great & Little Carleton, Poulton le Fylde, Great & Little Singleston - Lancashire
Full transcription and index of the 1851 census (HO 107/2269 folios 400-498) including the townships of Bispham with Norbreck, Layton with Warbreck, Blackpool (North), Blackpool (South), South Shore - Lancashire
The CD contains a full transcription for each census
A 28-page A5 illustrated LWMFHS booklet contains a list of all the street names in Westminster which appear in the 1851 census returns, which it is hoped will be useful information for the genealogical researcher. This area was in the county of Middlesex but is now in the City of Westminster London Borough.