Clare, I see your problem, it does look like the Craig Clan has disappeared from Ballintra, Donegal. I did a check of the whole area and could not find any Craigs listed. If you do a check of Craig for "Donegal" a number show up but I could not match any to your John approx 44 years old in 1911. They may have moved out of the County or Country by 1911 or maybe John had died, I did not do a check for Ann Craig. OR the census transcribers could just have missed the family. One would have to see the original sheets for the area and see if they were missed or not transcribed. There is no address via the census to contact the NAI ref such an error, they do have a "Report Error" link for actual records in the DB with errors. I did a check of the NAI and found the following contact information. You may have to contact a general office to find out where the actual email should be sent. What I usually do in such cases is send and email to some office and have them direct it to the proper contacts Seems like a good one to start with: mail@nationalarchives.ie Best I can do at the moment. Bob CDN ================================= On 21/02/2011 10:43 AM, Clare & Dick Brown wrote:<SNIP>...Thanks, Bob. Hope they get 1926 out early. Very interesting article. Have you or any of our fellow researchers run into this problem in the censuses, which really have provided a wealth of information? In 1901 I found John Craig, 34, with wife Annie and 8 children in house #8 in Ballintra, Ballintra, Donegal. ... ==============================