[email protected] wrote: > You have to go into the FHC to order the films and they will be able to tell > you everything that is on both Microfilms. I tried to put the numbers in but > they must of updated the numbers. > > When you go in to order the films the Volunteer will check everything for you > and you pay them in advance. There is also the possibility that someone > might of previously ordered the film and it could be in the files at your local FH > Center. Yes, I know. I'm a volunteer at a FHC. The volunteers don't have any more information about what's on any given film than the patrons do: what's in the online catalog is all that's known. In this case, I gave you what the cataloging shows: Census records, A-H 1835 895239 Census records, H-W 1835 895240 Fortunately, Alice was familiar with the films and could explain the distinction between them. Kathy