Could someone plase tell me the best way to search the 1861 census, which I just found ojut is located at my local LDS church. I am looking for Jane Tennet, who was living on Station Street in 1862 and I would like to check the 1861 Darlington census. If there is an easy way to navigate the census I'd appreciate the guidance. Eric Tennett

Hi Eric, There is a street index of all the census at Durham CRO - it gives you the Ref, Piece and Folio number, which takes you to the exact place of the street in the film. Makes it a lot easier, instead of searching through the whole town looking for the street! Know you probably won't be able to go to Durham to see it, but why not send them an email, and see if they will give you that info of Station street in Darlington? Their email address is:- record.office@durham.gov.uk. If you email them, please remember to include your name and postal address in case there is a problem in replying by email. Jan Boyes ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tennett, Eric R." <ERTennett@cvs.com> To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 12:48 AM Subject: [ENG-DUR] Station Street - Darlington. > Could someone plase tell me the best way to search the 1861 census, which I just found ojut is located at my local LDS church. I am looking for Jane Tennet, who was living on Station Street in 1862 and I would like to check the 1861 Darlington census. If there is an easy way to navigate the census I'd appreciate the guidance. > > Eric Tennett >