People in Nova Scotia are starting to take matters in their own
hands, and they are transcribing parts of the census themselves.
For example, Dwayne Meisner has “transcribed the 1921 census for
13 Mile House in Halifax County. The census also includes Beaver Bank, Kinsack,
Fall River, Windsor Junction, Lower Sackville, Middle Sackville, Upper
Sackville, Lakeview.
Click on "Halifax" on the map to open the dialog window, and then click on
"Halifax County - 1921". If you are not already a member of my site, you will have to register to view the data. Registration is free.
"Halifax County - 1921". If you are not already a member of my site, you will have to register to view the data. Registration is free.
It is available on his website at
www.dwaynemeisner.com
www.dwaynemeisner.com
There are other people who are doing the same thing.
Diane Tibert has transcribed parts of the Liscomb census, also in
Nova Scotia, at her blog Roots to the Past at http://rootstothepast.wordpress.com/1921-census.
If you have done the same thing, or have done it yourself, and would like to put the fact out
to everyone, send the particular to me,
and I will put it on this blog.
1 comment:
We actually have several volunteers who are now helping in Nova Scotia. Several more areas are now complete.
Dwayne Meisner - www.dwaynemeisner.com
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