Bev, I'm a bit confused about this project. I was reading the blog posts around the time they were being written, and was under the impression the cataloguing project had ended. Last year (during the Heritage Open Days in September) I went on a very interesting tour "behind the scenes tour" of the Devon Record Office (and found they still use the old name all over the place so I don't feel compelled to check the new one!). The project was mentioned as on-going; I said I thought as the blog had ended the project had ended and was told it was just the person writing it had finished his stint. Hadn't looked at the blog again till today and I see it says clearly "As summer approaches, the Quarter Sessions cataloguing project of which this blog is part and parcel is coming to a close, ..." - written in May; hence my confusion. I agree with Kathryn, the DRO calm view catalogue is the place to look. If by the National Archives you mean A2A then remember new content isn't being added to that - the A2A FAQs page says *Are all catalogues of archival collections in England and Wales included on A2A?* A2A contains about 30 per cent of catalogues of archival collections in England and Wales. The database now contains 10.3 million records relating to 9.45 million items held in 418 record offices and other repositories, however it does not always contain all the catalogues available online for a particular archive. *Is new content still being added to A2A?* There is no further programme for the addition of new material to the A2A site. However, it will continue to be available on the Internet, to be searched and referred to. Existing content can be updated and this takes place biannually. Teresa On 31/01/2014 08:01, devon-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > From:devon-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:devon-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of B. Edmonds > Sent: Friday, 31 January 2014 1:02 PM > To:DEVON@rootsweb.com > Subject: [DEV] The Right to Remain Silent [Devon Quarter Sessions] > > Afternoon all, > > Does anyone know please if any of this is on-line anywhere yet? > > http://devonquartersessions.wordpress.com/ > > Will it be incorporated in with the National Archives? > > When I Googled, this was all that came up. > > Bev