I wonder if anyone else has had the frustration of hunting around the Internet for census transcriptions. (Free sites only - not the pay sites like ancestry.com where you can get the actual census images.) I hope this is helpful - as with most things on the Internet, it could all change tomorrow... The Mormons have the 1880 census online at www.familysearch.org , with a search facility. Very useful. The following falls under the online genealogy project called "USGenWeb". It is very confusing that two web sites call themselves "The USGenWeb Census Project".- especially when the USGenWeb main site says "there is at the present time no census project associated with The USGenWeb Project." 1. Our "County Site" - some census files on the "archive page" there. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin 2. USGenWeb Census Project (?) #1 at http://www.us-census.org (Only Wyoming Co. file there is for Sheldon in 1930) 3. USGenWeb Census Project (?) #2 at http://www.rootsweb.com/~census (No Wyoming Co. files presently) 4. USGenWeb Archives for NY (aka NYGenWeb?) http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ny/wyoming/wyoming.htm (No Wyoming Co. census files presently) (For some reason, all the files donated to #3 above also appear here. But the reverse is not true.) The above can of course be modified to look for files in other counties and other states. If there are other places to look, please post them to the list. Scott http://wc.rootsweb.com/~sbarvian p.s. If you're interested in donating census files or other records, you need to think about "where" to donate them. Will save that for another time.