Dear List, I realize that many of you on the list already know about this. However, there may be some people who aren't aware of how this works. So, please bear with me if you find this redundant. To find records from Woodbury Meeting (or any other places or persons), check with your local Family History Center. You can even check their catalog out online at http://www.familysearch.org Click on "Browse Categories". On the next page, click on "Libraries". On the next page, click on "Family History Library Catalog". You can search the catalog by place name or surname, or a combination of both. The search will result in list of microfilms or other resources that contain the information you searched on. You can go to your local Family History Center to place an order for the tapes. It will take 1 week - 10 days (usually) for the tapes to arrive. You have about 1 month to view them, then they are returned to Utah. Or, if you are really lucky, the tapes you want will be part of the local FHC collection, and you can read them anytime. I don't recall the tape number, but I know I have seen mention of Woodbury while I was researching Shrewsbury Meeting. One last word, don't be weary of going to the Church of Latter Day Saints Family History Center to do your research. There will be NO attempt to convert you or push church information on you. As a matter of fact, I don't think you could find a more comfortable place for doing your research. The staff at my local FHC (Eatontown, NJ) are so helpful and pleasant. I look forward to my trips there. Good luck in your search, Maureen Foster >>> <[email protected]> 02/28/00 08:09AM >>> Hi, Does anyone on the list have access to Records of the Woodbury Meeting.