Explore over 1 million Edwardian property records
Thegenealogist has now added a total of over 1 million individuals to its Lloyd George Domesday Survey record set with the addition of 85,959 people from the 1910s property tax records for the Borough of Haringey
Covering the areas of Hornsey Central, Hornsey East, Hornsey West, as well as Tottenham A, Tottenham B, Tottenham C and Wood Green, the release is made up of maps and field books that name property owners and occupiers in an exclusive online resource that allows users to discover where an ancestor lived in the 1910-1915 period.
When combined with other records such as the 1911 Census, the IR58 Valuation Office records give researchers additional information about their ancestors’ home, land, outbuildings and property. While these records may be searched from the Master Search or main search page of Thegenealogist, they have also been added to Thegenealogist’s Map Explorer™ so that you can see how the landscape where your ancestor lived or worked changed as the years have passed.
All of the contemporary OS maps are linked to field books that reveal descriptions of the property, as well as listing the names of owners and occupiers.
This record set is available to diamond subscribers to Thegenealogist. Find out more at www.thegenealogist.co.uk/lloyd-george-domesday/