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1.2K views · 28 reactions | A closer look at some of the stories found in the 1921 Census of England and Wales, only online at Findmypast. Find your family's incredible stories with 14 days free: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/free-trial | Findmypast | Facebook

3.7K views · 1K reactions | We didn’t just scan the 1921 Census—we brought it to life. It took our expert team three years to digitise the records of 38 million people. Now, we can find the stories behind every name, their lives, and their moments. Here's how we did it... | Findmypast | Facebook

598 reactions · 163 comments | The 1921 Census is now live on Ancestry®. Enjoy free access for 14 days and dive deeper into your family tree today. | Ancestry | Facebook

1.7K views · 21 reactions | At its simplest, the census is a count of the population, a record of who was living where. For family historians, each entry may also reveal details such as occupation and place of birth. With records from across the country, explore the Canadian census collection on Ancestry: https://bit.ly/3tBwhzp | Ancestry | Facebook

44 reactions · 14 comments | The 1921 Census is coming 07/01/25. New year, new perspectives on your family story. | Ancestry | Facebook

Explore the 1921 Census of England and Wales with family history expert, Simon Pearce. | Ancestry