The LDS Family History Centers are a wonderful source of information. You can order microfilm or microfiche for $3.50 per roll. The film will remain available for one month, but can be retained longer for an additional fee. The libraries have viewers available for no charge. The volunteers are very helpful. You can even go online at www.familysearch.org and check their library for an extensive list of the films that are available. You can search by name, location, etc. I've added many names, dates, and data to my family tree by looking at microfilm of census records, marriage records, court records, soundex, land records, probate records, etc., etc., etc. Don't hesitate to stop by your local Church of Latter Day Saints and ask about their Family History Center. RuthAnn ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 11:34 AM Subject: Re: [ILFULTON] Fwd: 1860 census [query from website] > I saw Marna's message after I sent off my previous message. > > As far as I know, there is no published list for the 1860 Fulton County > Census. However, there was definitely a census done that year. In addition > to the ways I mentioned in the previous message, it can also be viewed on > microfilm. Many libraries can obtain these films through interlibrary loans. > I have frequently used this service. Also, I believe the films can be > obtained through the various LDS libraries which are located throughout the > country. I've no experience dealing with them personally, but have been told > that they are quite easy to use and the personnel are quite helpful. > > Gloria > > > ==== ILFULTON Mailing List ==== > Volunteers from this list maintain our ILGenWeb Fulton Co. website at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilfulton/ > We post bios, obits, photos, and Fulton resource information and links. >