Fisher’s Top Tips #34… Yes, The Irish 1841 and 1851 Census Records Were Destroyed… But Wait…!

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Two key census record sets were destroyed in Ireland in 1922, but some of that information was preserved in another way. Fisher explains why your ancestors’ data from those census records may still be available.

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