There was a thread on APG about citing Ancestry Census Images. I asked on that list and received one answer that dd not address my first question. Why do the citation examples for on-line sources in Evidence by E S Mills have the date accessed included? In the case of Census, SSDI and many other data bases, the information is added to or if changed is usually noted in the image or page. Unless there is difficulty in determining from the image what the information actually is why is the date accessed relevant? In family files I can see the date accessed being included as the information in the files can be changed. bob gillis bob gillis <[email protected]>