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The CD-ROM version is faster and easier to use and has better images than the online version. All in all, the London 1901 Census on CD-ROM is an excellent genealogy resource. It contains clear images of valuable original records used by genealogists, historians, and social scientists. 200,000 pages have been scanned and recorded onto CD-ROM disks. This set is a bargain at only £1.33 per disk.

Dick Eastman

"I just wanted to thank you for this marvellous product. I was away when it came so have only been able to use it fairly recently, but it has given me hours of pleasure, searching at home, and I have found it straightforward to use. I thought you might like to know of my particular use, which is as a disabled person, needing to use a wheelchair outside my home. Record offices, even the London ones which try hard to be accessible, are hard work and often literally painful. Apart from that, every trip to London is expensive. I am really thrilled to be able to use the 1891 census just as if I were at the FRC, only more comfortably!" SR

"Just received my copies of the 1891 London Census CDs. Absolutely marvelous ! Found half a dozen ancestors already, just by 'walking the streets'. Well done on a truly fantastic job. Worth every penny. Can't wait for the other years." M.T

"I have found the 1891 London census a pleasure to use with clear and sharp images having none of the tramline markings that the well worn fiche can have. It is a lot easier to use and doesn't have the restraints of the time I can spare in record offices." G.G.

"Just to let you know, I received my 1891 London Census set Saturday, 13 Oct. It is a joy to use, and even without a surname index. It sure beats waiting & scrolling through films, allowing me to click through the pages instead. The printouts are excellent. Looking forward to your other Census
sets." T.W. USA

"Just had my first dip into the 1891 census for London. Would like to say what a good job you have done. Its User Friendly and even I have managed to find my way around without too much difficulty." P.D.