I trust you realise that this costs money? The rules stated in the terms and conditions require that anyone obtaining information from the website is supposed to be in some way connected to the subject of the research. Perhaps you should register and pay for the copy yourself? J On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 1:58 PM, Graham Taylor <gtmt11@ntlworld.com> wrote: > The Nottingham Evening Post recently said that the 1911 census return > for Jesse Boot showed that he had several servants gardeners etc shown at > his 16 bed house "St Hellier" in the Park Nottingham. > > My grandfather George Sharpe and his wife Kate were said to be handyman > and nurse to Jesse at some stage after 1901 having lived next to the new > Boots factory in 1901 (grandfather only at this stage) > > Has anyone taken a print of the 1911Cenus return for Jesse Boot to which > the Evening Post refers? > > If so I would love to have a copy > > Many thanks > > Margaret > > Nottingham >