Dear Julia, I belong to ancestry.com & genealogy.com. Whenever I 'search' a name on ancestry it gives all those names of lists where the name can be found (too much actually) and among that list sometimes are the books. For ex. New England Families has a lot of information. But I never looked up a name by the reference first. If a name is in the books, it will show how many and if your eligible to look there. judy b. from beautiful first day without rain downtown North Tonawanda, NY. > > From: [email protected] > Date: 2004/07/21 Wed PM 12:56:56 EDT > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [FRENCH-L] FRENCH reference > > Hmm I belong to Ancestry and didn't know that. How do you reach the books > online? > Julia > > In a message dated 7/21/2004 9:02:52 AM Central Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > Ancestry.com now has all the books I own on line, easy access, easy > printing, easy to find names and it even marks every page to find it in each > book. It is different then the old family history and books before on the > other sites. They have all of the volumes you all have been mentioning. It > is worth the price. > > Judy Katrein Bajorek !!Free!! To Take My Research! Surnames: BRADFORD, BROHMANN, FAUNCE, FRENCH, KATREIN, KIEFNER, KLEEMANN, METERLE, PAPP, RUZITSKA http://katrein.us