Scottish Census References

Please can/will somebody help a newcomer to the Scottish censuses?

I may have found an 'ancestor' who appears in the 1881 census for Kincardineshire but the required reference does not appear to be available for entry on My Ancetors page at LC. I have read the FAQs regarding what needs to be entered but the details do not appear to be recorded in the census, or I am beginning to suffer dementure, which I hope is not true for one so young.

LC requires information for . . .
Registration Number
Enumeration District
Page

Ancestry supplies the first two but no Page.
FMP gives nothing at all.
Family Search doesn't even admit that the person existed and shows someone else of the opposite gender.

This must be a trivial error on my part but I fear that I am suffering from a total mind block which is blinding me to the obvious answer. I would be very grateful if some kind soul would explain where I can obtain the required information from. The individual being searched for is George Scott, son of James Scott and Helen Brand, who was born at St Cyrus in 1810.

 

I can't seem to find the entry you mention at Ancestry, but it seems that for Scottish census entries there the page number is given in the Source Citation, below the box containing all the other information.

At least, that is where I found it, so hopefully you will too.

 

I found a George Scott, born approx 1812 in St Cyrus, living in Montrose. This was underneath the transript
Source Citation
Parish: Montrose; ED: 8; Page: 14; Line: 15; Roll: cssct1881_96

Is this helpful?

 

Belated thanks for pointing out the obvious that I must have seen but not recognised. Perhaps I was too tired after haymaking, or maybe that is just the excuse. The Page number is clearly displayed but I missed it and hence asked for help.

 

Thank you Peter, but I did read the FAQs and then missed the display of Page number in the Source Citation.

Thanks also for reminder about the free 1881 transcription at ScotlandsPeople. I did read the article in the newsletter (honest) but it did not register in my mind for long as I was not aware of any Scottish ancestors at that time. Even now, they are not my ancestors but those of a blood relative resulting from a non-marriage whose descendants may be my 3rd cousins. If only access to the NZ BMD records were not so restrictive for privacy reasons (closed for 100y after birth, 80y after marriage, 50y after death).