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The 1921 Census of England and Wales was carried out on 19 June 1921, postponed for two months from April due to industrial unrest.

In 1852, Charles Dickens observed that “Most people amuse themselves by fancying what sort of house they would like to live in”. Whether this fancy became fact depended on where you lived in Britain, your place in society, and how much rent you could afford to pay.

Tracing Members of the Royal Household and Connections to the British Monarchy

The team from A Few Forgotten Women are in our virtual SoG common room ready for a chat.

This talk is not just for those with English ancestors who worshipped outside the established Church of England.

Looking at some of the many London people who owned plantations where enslaved people worked. Who were they, where did they live?

The vision of voting

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