On 2012/08/05 13:08, Gavin Nicholson wrote:

> Whilst I am liking the census list tool very much I have noted that it still
> suggests people might be in a census who have moved to other countries. For
> example, Joe BLOW is in the 1841 census in London but moves to Australia in
> 1845 but is still showing up in the 1851 census list. Anyone found a way of
> dealing with this?

Difficult to come up with an automated solution to this, unless you've also got
a date in 1852 which also puts him in Australia. Beyond that, even if a date
puts him Australia, how can you discount the possibility of a trip back to 
Blighty?

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Regards,
Mike Fry
Johannesburg



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