Hi everyone, This directory (originally published in 1866 and covering Roxburghshire, Berwickshire and Selkirkshire) was discussed a few days ago on this list. While working through the LDS catalogue to see what is available to rent in LDS family history centres around the world (items listed in the catalogue in microfiche or microfilm form should be rentable in centres, worldwide) I've spotted that a microfilm version of this directory is in the LDS catalogue: ========================================================================== Title Rutherfurd's The southern counties' register & directory Notes Reprint. Originally published: The southern counties register and directory : containing much useful information, and very complete lists connected with the counties of Roxburgh, Berwick, and Selkirk. Kelso: J. and J. H. Rutherford, 1866. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes indexes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes information on the leading families in the counties, markets, fairs and holidays. Information and statistics are provided on each of the three counties and their inhabitants. Subjects Scotland, Roxburgh - Almanacs Scotland, Roxburgh - Directories Scotland, Berwick - Almanacs Scotland, Berwick - Directories Scotland, Selkirk - Almanacs Scotland, Selkirk - Directories Copies Call Number Location 941.4 B5r FHL BRITISH Book Format Books/Monographs (With Film) Language English Publication Selkirk : Borders Regional Council, Borders Regional Library, 1990 Physical xvi, 751, 166 p., [2] folded leaves of plates : maps. ISBN/ISSN 0951675605 Subject Class 941.4 B5 Title Also Known As The Southern counties register and directory Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1992. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. FHL BRITISH Film 1696567 Item 5 ========================================================================== Hopefully this means that people with access to a LDS family history centre will be able to view a microfilm version of the directory there. Hope this helps! Viv Dunstan http://www.vivdunstan.clara.net/