Joanne, I have found several places to order rolls of microfilm from that contains information valuable to my research. The first has to do with parish records from several very old churches in Maryland. The Maryland State Archives has made all of their microfilm collection available to the public for $10 per roll. Among those available are ones that are part of what is called their "Religious Project". They have begun microfilming church records from many churches in Maryland and to date there are quite a few available, and fortunately for me, are those from the very parishes where my family settled back in the mid 1800's. You may want to check with whatever archives you may have available for your geographic area. I know that most states in the U.S. have a state archives where records are available to the public, but I'm not sure about outside of the U.S.. Another place where you can order microfilm rolls from is a website that has all of the census records for the United States available for $9.95 per roll. I realize that this is not much help to those outside of the U.S., but for those researching in the U.S., it could prove very valuable. That site is: http://www.censusmicrofilm.com/ I'm still looking for places to order microfilm for other areas of data, but nothing else thus far. Hope this helps. Mike Kearney