As I reported on the Cheshire list this morning the family search labs site was on down time for more additions.... It is now back on line..... Now we come to the crunch Cough up time....... 1841 census put in name then you see a nice green arrow in the top right hand corner view original image on partner site... which... turns out to be find my past.com a site which you have to register note you are not a " member" but a "customer" then below that two pretty little boxes which describe the delights of alternate ways to view pay per view or subscription Ann

Ann wrote: ><snip> family search labs site was on down time for more additions.... >It is now back on line..... >Now we come to the crunch > >Cough up time....... > >1841 census put in name >then you see a nice green arrow in the top right hand corner >view original image on partner site... <snip> > What other site, that provides as much info as the FamilySearch sites provide for free, doesn't have links to a paid site (or two or a hundred)? The *transcriptions* of the 1841 census on http://pilot.familysearch.org/ are completely free and I'm grateful to the LDS and those volunteer indexers for providing them. As stated, > Linking. For your convenience, this site may contain links to websites > operated by others. These sites are not maintained or controlled by > us, and we are not responsible for their content. Although we have > made a good faith effort to link only to sites containing appropriate > and useful information, some may contain inappropriate or > objectionable material. If you find such material while using this > site, please notify us so that we may remove links to such material. > Information made available on the Internet becomes publicly and widely > available. Therefore, linking to other sites is generally permissible > under the law and consistent with the expectations of those using the > Internet. However, if access to a particular site should be > restricted, the site operator should promptly notify us. If you have problems with the site providing a link to the census images, you can contact the LDS with your complaints via the feedback form (click on Feedback at the top of the page). Lynne