For any who have been waiting, the Wales Section of the 1911 Census went online on Tuesday 9th June.

http://www.1911census.co.uk/

This is the list of Counties available in Wales

Anglesey
Brecknockshire
Carnarvonshire
Cardiganshire
Carmarthenshire
Denbighshire
Flintshire
Glamorgan
Merionethshire
Montgomeryshire
Monmouthshire
Pembrokeshire
Radnorshire

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Finding new ways to spell Vaughan every day!

I've looked at your suggested link, but the 1911 Wales Census does seem to be there. I noticed the announcement in The Times - but may be it is not fully 'public' yet?
Dennis Croome

Hi Dennis

I have a subscription to Findmypast where the 1911 Census is located. Although I did not know and have not been informed by them that Wales was now included, I checked and put Selby Monmouthshire and it came up. I have just checked Bertha's link and it sent me straight to my page on Findmypast. I don't know what happens when you do not have a subscription.

Sheila

Sheila

Just typed one in and Monmouthsire came up. So Monmouthsire seems to be on at least.

Pete

Hi All

The Wales counties ARE now added to the 1911 census and the parts of the Forest that come under Chepstow / Monmouthshire are definately included. The 'What is covered' column hasn't been updated itself but the counties are there to search. Although the index is free to search, the transcribed and full versions of records can only be viewed by 'Pay as you go' and are not available on subscription (even to existing users of FindMyPast). A slight niggle if you are unsure of an exact match! I believe this may change later 2011?

I have used the new version to find Forest (Lydney area under the district of Chepstow, Monmouthshire) and Welsh entries.

ps. Just checked the help pages on the website and found-

1911 census records can only be viewed using PayAsYouGo credits on this website. There will be a subscription service available on findmypast.com (new window) later in 2009.