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    I know this is not a quiz question but, could somebody point me in the right direction to find a starting point for genealogy research. I live in England but because of circumstances cannot get out to search library records etc. Are there databases online where I can get information from. I do know about the 1901 census site. Thanks?

    Question #24467. Asked by samuel. (Nov 22 02 7:11 PM)


    Spelunker

    		Try www.familysearch.org which has lots of info plus the British 1881 census. The census is free, unlike the 1901 census.

    Nov 22 02, 8:42 PM
    Spelunker

    		P.S. Also www.genuki.org.uk provides a lot of information and advice about resources etc.

    Nov 22 02, 8:59 PM
    Samuel

    		Thanks Spelunker I will look at the to-day.

    Nov 23 02, 12:07 PM

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