
Local History Research
A census entry’s position is a clue, not a modern street address
Use census neighbours and enumeration order as research clues while checking street names, schedule numbers and historical maps before identifying an address.

Use census neighbours and enumeration order as research clues while checking street names, schedule numbers and historical maps before identifying an address.

Keep the archive, full reference code and page or item details with local-history notes so another reader can find the evidence behind a claim.

Use legal-deposit collections as one route to missing local publications, while checking holdings, access conditions and the limits of catalogue searches.