The 1939 Register - when is a 'census' not a census? - The National Archives blog
State Library Victoria – The 1939 register – now available through FindMyPast UK
Mount Talbot - A Journey Through the Ages - Good news today with the release of the 1939 UK Census, it is available free on ancestry until next Sunday, 13th May. Found
Family Tree Knots: Researching in the 1939 Register of England and Wales
1939 Register
Where were you when …. ? – GSQ Blog
Find your recent relatives in the 1939 Register
Using the 1939 Register: recording the UK population before the war
Getting started with the 1939 Register - 1939 Register | findmypast.co.uk
1939 Register Closed Records Statistics | Pullum One-Name Study
Online Resources: 1939 Register – Worcestershire Archive & Archaeology Service
State Library Victoria – The 1939 register – now available through FindMyPast UK
The 1939 England and Wales Register | The Genealogy Insider
1939 Census record changed later on? : Genealogy
Ancestry offers free access to wartime records for Remembrance Sunday - Who Do You Think You Are Magazine
Ancestry adds 1939 Register to its collections - Who Do You Think You Are Magazine
Was the 1939 Register really updated after the end of National Registration? - Genealogy & Family History Stack Exchange
Genea-Musings: Is Albert Seaver Really a Leaver?
10 things you should know about the newly-released 1939 Register - Who Do You Think You Are Magazine
Family Tree Knots: Researching in the 1939 Register of England and Wales
10 things you should know about the newly-released 1939 Register - Who Do You Think You Are Magazine
Getting started with the 1939 Register - 1939 Register | findmypast.com
What happened to the original household schedules used to produce the 1939 Register? - Genealogy & Family History Stack Exchange
