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Woodchurch Census Collection
The following census transcriptions are freely available and fully searchable online. All have been compiled and proofread by local researchers with local knowledge. They are, in many cases, more accurate than commercially-available census databases.
Note that these online transcriptions do not contain images of the enumerators' returns or, in the case of the 1911 census, household schedules. Microfilm of these can be viewed at some local libraries (e.g. Ashford, Kent), the Centre for Kentish Studies at Maidstone, The National Archives at Kew, and your nearest LDS Family History Centre. You can also view census images online using the subscription or pay-per-view services of, amongst others, The National Archives, Ancestry, and findmypast.
Other Relevant Transcriptions
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1841
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1851
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1861
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1871
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1881
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1891
- Tenterden Union Workhouse 1901
Contributors
The Woodchurch Census Collection was transcribed by the following members
of the Woodchurch Ancestry Group: 1841 (Bob
Chown); 1851 (Bob
Chown); 1861 (Bob
Chown); 1871 (Jon Chaplin, Josie Mackie and Gary Samson); 1881 (Bob Chown with Robert
Sear and Jennie
Light); 1891
(Bob Chown with Josie
Mackie); 1901 (Bob Chown); Tenterden Union Workhouse 1841-1901 (Bob Chown). These transcripts were made available for online access
by Gary
Samson.