> If it involves Monmouth County, I would be happy to transcribe, as long as the CD's and/or papers are provided to me. Richard, Great! Thank you and welcome on board. We can't supply CDs, unless someone will let you borrow theirs and that is a risky thing to do, as we have 0 money for this. We need a corporate sponsor or his. so. with big $ to help to be able to provide that, as I don't see that happening, I wouldn't hold my breathe.. But if you can't rent, buy, beg, borrow or (no not steal!) we could have you do data entry from paper forms mailed or delivered to you. Think of any cost as a donation to the cause, remember no volunteering comes free to the volunteer, but the rewards are immeasurable. Films are cheaper (ten dollar range to buy, rental less) but would have to be taken to a reader. Try your local libraries or colleges, I am always amazed at who has things that I was't aware of. Where do you live? Maybe if I knew I could make suggestions. Maybe a local historical society could assist. Would you like to help by making some inquires into availability and cost? Check out the sections on obtaining the census at the USGenWeb Census project site. Go to http://www.USGenWeb.com, then scroll down just a little through the census 2000 info to the Census project on the left side and click on it and check out the different information choices there. They have a lot of resources, I and I know there are others. What area would you like to work on? Any suggestions? Anita