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• The golden rule of searching is if you are unsure of the details, enter the minimum amount of information first, and then refine your search.

• Check all spellings. Even one wrong letter will affect the search

• Consider whether the party you are looking for is listed under a different name or likely to be ex-directory.

• Please place all roads & places in the "where" box.

• If you are uncertain of details use a wildcard (enter an '*' after the first 3 letters) to match any unknown characters e.g. enter 'Smit* in the name field for 'Smith' or 'Smithson'

• Do not search by an abbreviated name such as Gerry or Nick - use the full names Gerald or Nicholas.

• If you are unsure of the spelling of a name just use the part you are sure of.

• Consider that people often prefer to use a middle/different forename in daily life - but their registered forename may remain their given Forename. If in doubt try to search just by the Surname.

• If you are having problems finding someone try searching for someone else who lives in the same household - or search the Street to confirm your spelling.

• If you are having difficulty finding a person living in a village or town try searching for them in a county.

• If you are having difficulty identifying a person out of a list of several hundred persons with the same name try to refine your search with some additional information, such as Village/Town or Forename. Also try to search other members of the same household as verification. For instance there are many 'John Smiths' but not so many living with a 'Mary Smith'.

• To find the number of a private individual you must know their surname and location e.g. town or Post Code If the surname is very common it helps to narrow down the search if you can also provide the correct initials and street name. However you should not use the initials or street name unless you are certain these are correct.

• Try using Post Codes or Postal Areas to refine searches in big cities. eg SW6

• Note that 'Saint Luke's' may appear as 'St. Luke's'

• Localities may be in the format of 'Stratford-Upon-Thames' or as 'Stratford Upon Thames'. To search for both use wildcards. eg. 'Stratfor*'

• Consider how the UK is divided into Postal Towns and Counties; particularly how a postal town is independent from the county surrounding it. Therefore if you are searching for someone in Southampton it is no good searching Hampshire because Southampton is a postal town and is therefore not associated with Hampshire, even though it is in Hampshire. It is therefore always a good idea when looking for someone to search all the Postal Towns in the County as well as the county.

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