Converts English alphabet only
Requires Netscape 2.0, Explorer 3.0 or higher
Soundex was established by the National Archives to index the U.S.censuses.
It codes together surnames that sound similar but have different spellings.
- Enter surname ignoring spaces and apostrophes
- Click on submit button
- Soundex code will appear.
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Soundex codes begin with the first letter of the surname followed by a three-digit code that represents the first three remaining consonants.
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Soundex Coding Guide
1 - B,P,F,V
2 - C,S,G,J,K,Q,X,Z
3 - D,T
4 - L
5 - M,N
6 - R
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The letters A,E,I,O,U,Y,H, and W are not coded.
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Surname prefixes are generally not used in the soundex
SOUNDEX Code Generator in Java Script
by Stephen Heise
mail to: heise@alumni.caltech.edu
Copyright January 15, 1996
Version 1.0
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