Judging from the responses to this posting, I am wondering if it would be a good idea to post the full title, author, publisher and date of publication so that those interested in the book can request it through the Inter Library Loan System at their own Public Libraries. Also where it may be purchased==firm/publisher's name and address. Every public library works within this system nationally. They enter your request into the system. All you have to do is supply the necessary information at the reference desk in your local library. They submit the request and when the book (or in some cases, microfilm) becomes available, they receive it, notify you and you may borrow the book for a designated segment of time. My library charges $2.00 for the service (postage). I have used this wonderful service many times and never been disappointed. Some books are "Reference Only" in some libraries, in others they are not. I live in California and I had a book request that was found at the University of New Hampshire library collection. It had valuable side-bar information in it, that I could use as well. This is a remarkable service which not enough people are aware of. If you find your ancestor you can order the book from the supplier or an out-of-print book service. It's worth a try. Jan