Pauline, Don't know where you are. If you are in the US, this site might help you find access. http://www.eogen.com/HeritageQuestOnline It explains what it is, what is has, and if you scroll down, you can see at least a good representation of which libraries have it. Sometimes, entire states can access through a certain link, as long as you have card. (or a couple of cases, a valid driver's license, I think). Maureen On Jan 28, 2008 9:46 PM, Pauline Leonard <treehouse3@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > I would like to thank you for this information. How do you get Heritage > Quest? Is it only for libraries? I phoned our library and they don't even > know what it is and they have a Genealogy department. Their Genealogy > department was actually started by my best friend's Aunt but it is useless > to me since it is all about Ontario and specifically Waterloo Region > history. > I was checking on-line and it seems that you cannot access Heritage Quest > unless you are lucky enough to have your local library subscribe to it. Is > this correct? > I would appreciate it if you could send me a copy of the entry below for > Hugh Leonards. > I actually have 3 addresses for James Leonard. > 1st his ship list in 1906 says he is going to his brother Johns at 3319 > Third Ave, NY, NY > In 1913 my grandfather, Hugh, says he is going to his brother James at 784 > Amsterdam Ave, NY, NY > In 1918, for the draft, James says he is living at 752 Columbia Ave, NY, NY. > I don't have a map of NY so I don't really know where any of these adresses > are. > > Regards > Pauline