john henry smith b.1901 Liverpool (Smith-Carroll)

Hi Gillian. Do you know any site that uses Paypal to look up the 1911 liverpool census.? Thank you. Jim Smith

Hi Jim

I was surprised to discover that Find My Past doesn't seem to use Paypal. I also note that some countries such as Australia and New Zealand have set up their own links but not USA.

I have been having a look around and so far no joy. However, I have put out a Mayday call to my colleagues here at Smith Chat and hope that someone will have a solution! All I can say is 'watch this space'!

Good Luck, Gillian

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Last edited by Carole on Tue 3 Feb 2009 - 18:49; edited 2 times in total

Hi Jim,

Gillian mentioned your request for information about using PayPal to pay for access to the 1911 Census transcripts and scans at the new 1911 Census site.

I knew that FindmyPast.com vouchers can be purchased at the
"My History- Genealogy Supplies" website (for our members' convenience - you'll see we have a Banner Link to that site on the Smith Chat Portal and also in our Links Cabinet)

So I went to explore, and if I've understood correctly, it does look as though you can use Paypal there for both Findmypast.com and the 1911 Census Vouchers.......

On the page at >> My History - Genealogy Supplies >>
scroll down and see - it says.......

Quote:

Find My Past Subscriptions and 1911 Census Vouchers

You no longer need to submit your credit card to Find My Past to set up a subscription. Vouchers are ideal for people who do not have a credit card or who do not wish to give out personal financial information online. The vouchers also make a great gift for anyone you know who is just getting started in family history. Vouchers may be paid for by Cheque, Paypal or credit card.

So I hope that helps Jim. Please let us know how you go on with that & if it works OK good stuff!!

Carole

PS - I'm back again. I'm thinking now that this might only apply when you're paying for quite an expensive subscription?? and not for the "Pay-as-you-go" Vouchers. Anyway - see what you find there Jim. Good luck!!
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Hi Carole

Thanks for that, it does look hopeful! Let's hope it works for Jim.

Gillian

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Carole, Jim aand Gillian when I went looing for vouchers the other day the search engine directed me to genealogy supplies web page.

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Maxine
Friendship~
Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down. - Oprah Winfrey

Thanks for that Maxine, Gillian

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Hi Gillian Good news,was able to get the 1911 Census from a lady who does geneolgy searchs in liverpool.She takes payment with Paypal. I now have my grandfather and granmothers census along with my fathers brother and sister. I understand my uncle Edward was in the Royal Navy.Where in Liverpool would I find a record of his service? Thanks again. Jim Smith

Hiya Jim, this site might be helpful but

http://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/server/show/nav.4330

but generally the National Archives web site

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/default.htm

hope this helps

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Maxine
Friendship~
Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down. - Oprah Winfrey

Hello Jim

I have been in Ireland for a few days so I missed all this excitement!! You are making progress! Good luck with the Royal Navy searches that Maxine put you on to and look forward to hearing more. Gillian

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Hi Gillian. On the 1911 Census, My grandfathers family was living on 23 Gerald street in Liverpool. Can you tell me any information on that area, and what district its in. Thanks lots . Regards , Jim Smith

Hi Jim

As far as I can establish Gerald Street no longer exists. However, if you visit this website

http://www.leverpoole.co.uk/

you will find old maps and all sorts of interesting things. Gerald St. was near Erskine St. and that still exists. You can locate it on the Google map website which nis very easy to find.

Gillian

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Jim

I have found Gerald, St off Erskine St. on the 1930s map on the above website http://www.leverpoole.co.uk/. It is right of Brunswick St. on this map.

Gillian

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Hi Gillian Thanks for the information on finding Gerald St,trying to find a school nearby that my father might have attended. Best Regards, Jim Smith

Hi Jim

Have you found this site through our resource links?

http://liverpool-schools.co.uk/index.html

Gillian

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Hi Gillian, Once again , thank you for the info.On the 1911 census my grandfather was living on 23 Gerald st .is there a public school nearby? Thanks again . Jim Smith