Pat Blend wrote: > If one goes to the ABERDEEN & N.E. SCOTLAND FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY website, in the MI section you can enter the name you are researching and it will show you what cemeteries (of those they have transcribed) that name is at. Further the names on the stones are listed. If one needs more info, you would need to order their MI's transcription booklets. > A timely reminder, Pat. However remember, folks, that while the Index does cover some of the unpublished MIs it does not contain all the ones that ANESFHS know about. These unpublished MIs are NOT available yet in booklet form but new booklets are appearing pretty often. As Gavin points out, members of ANESFHS can ask for details of those entries indexed but not yet published. Members can also ask about inscriptions that may be in the known-but-non-indexed category. This is a major task and many volunteers are involved in researching the many graveyards so getting the information on-line is not a simple task. The on-line data will always lag behind the known data. King Street is where it's all happening!! Ray Hennessy www.whatsinaname.net