Absent Voters Lists - in connection with the Census

A family history magazine suggested that if you cannot find a relative on the
Census the answer might be in the Absent Voters List. I asked at the National Archives at Kew yesterday did they hold these records, and nobody could answer. Further investigation suggested that either the local Council or the County Record
Offices. - As I am looking for a missing relative in 1911 in Cheltenham
does anybody have any experience or suggestions to help.

Barbara Lloyd

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