Dear All The subject line and reference to the 100 year rule are apposite to the news contained in the first issue of The Official 1911 Census Newsletter, just received. It encourages you to register on the 1911census.co.uk <http://email.1911census.co.uk/I?a=A9X7CkBcNXcksID8bOHHe,XhrQ> website, as " at launch and for some considerable time after, the only place to access the 1911 census online" The Newsletter examines the background to the project (managed by findmypast.com), explains why the census is being released three years early (in batches) and discusses the new ranges of information added to those taken in previous censuses.* *It will also the first census scanned in colour Since my last post, I have been delving into recently-discovered/ augmented family ties in Leyton & Leytonstone (CLEMENCE, MOLL, WOODRUFF), Waltham Holy Cross (CHALLIS, MOLL, THURLEY), Wanstead (MOLL) and West Ham (FUTCHER, MOLL) Best wishes Peter Moll Tortola, BVI Csgen50@aol.com wrote 19/10/2008: > Dans un e-mail daté du 19/10/2008 11:48:25 Romance Daylight Time, > sparrer@gmail.com a écrit : > > There's usually a 100 year closure on hospital records