From: "Paddy Buckley" <[email protected]> > The structure of the 1861 Census (and most others) is by County, then > Civil Parish, then Sub Registration District and finally Enumeration > District, which describes the boundaries and streets therein. But if > the image of a street is missing from one search engine, where best > can I find the missing schedules? I have searched Ancestry, British > Origins and Find My Past and all seem to be using the images provided > by National Archives. Does anyone know of a different provider for > the 1861 Census? What's the best way of getting the fault rectified? > Go to the source at National Archives?> I think you are suffering from a misunderstanding, Paddy. If some schedules and images are missing, then the likelihood is that they are not just missing from that particular provider but they have disappeared for good and do not exist! It is well known that some areas have been lost and the 1861 census is a particular problem. If you look at Findmypast you will see that there is a link immmediately beneath the basic search box that says: "Read our comprehensive guide to the census including known issues with the 1861 census". Click on this and you are taken to another page which lists all known missing enumeration books and pieces from the various censuses. Scroll down the page to see 1861. You will just have to accept the fact that these pages are missing FOREVER from The National Archives and unless by some miracel they turn up, then they are gone and that is that. And no, there is no other provider other than TNA. What made you think there is? -- Roy Stockdill Professional genealogical researcher, writer & lecturer Newbies' Guide to Genealogy & Family History: www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html "There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about." OSCAR WILDE