National Register 1939

As discussed on a related page the register of 1939 was taken on 29th September of that year. The data was updated while the scheme was in use (until 1952), and then certain updates were recorded by the NHS while the paper record scheme was in use there (until 1991).

The data was made available for external publication and viewing in 2010. People still living at that time were not shown in the public version, and with a few exceptions that remains the situation. This means there are many blank lines in the tables below which correspond to these redacted records.

Those especially interested in looking at specific records would be advised to look at the current release of this data in its original form, as additional records will be published once the criteria are met, and the various annotations in coloured ink will also be seen – typically showing married names.

Another thing to note is that by 29th September 1939 the evacuees from Willesden had arrived, and were living locally, In Church Lawford these were mostly recorded as part of the family group where they were living, and in King’s Newnham they were listed separately. Given the rules listed above for visibility of data, there are also blank lines in the reports corresponding to these visitors – but certain unfamiliar children’s names may also be spotted. Please scroll down for the King’s Newnham entries.

Church Lawford – National Register 1939

King’s Newnham – National Register 1939

The King’s Newnham register is as follows. Note that the enumeration area was slightly different to the parish area, notably with the inclusion of Little Lawford and omission of the Newnham Lane, Bretford locations. Note also that the location of the Willesden Evacuees were recorded in a different way, and were not named in the released version, so have been omitted.