Regarding the discussion of censuses, I have done considerable research with the missouri censuses (though I haven't used the Broderbund products at all...), and I have noticed that in many cases there are two apparent page numbers. One is a number that looks like it was made by a rubber stamp (I assume that this is the actual "page number" in the Big Book in which the census was recorded), and the other is always handwritten. Which of these page numbers is the proper one to cite when documenting the census as the source? An example of this is sort of as follows: 1880 Census Boone Township, Franklin County, Missouri Page No. 5 39 Supervisor's Dist. No. 3 Enumeration Dist. No. 68 { Handwritten on left } {Rubber Stamped} David J. Revelle 4409 Castleman #2W St. Louis, MO 63110 djr2@cec.wustl.edu