The 1939 Register required people to explain exactly what they did.
If they worked in medicine or the law you can discover what branch they specialised in. You can find out whether your ancestor made the goods they sold, if they worked in a shop. If they worked in a factory, you can find out what the factory produced. If they were aįarm worker, you can find out what kind of farm they worked on. You can find out very precise details about the occupation of your ancestor. What can I expect to find out about the occupation of my ancestor? In this case, they are classified with one of 5 letters: Some people are recorded as a member of an institution. Most people are recorded as a member of a household. What information can I expect to see in a record? You can find out if your ancestors had servants or staff, who their neighbours were, how many children they had and what they all did for a living. Like a census, the Register can tell you a lot about how your ancestors actually lived.
Each record contains a transcript and an image of the original entry in the 1939 Register.
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