On Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:54:15 -0500, "Barbara Wegley Anderson" <banderson6@cinci.rr.com> wrote: >Today, the Cincinnati Enquirer announcd that 1.1 million Hamilton Co. court documents such as birth, death, marriage, estate, naturalization and oter records - some dating back to 1791, go online to: > >www.probatect.org >Click on Records Search then Archive Search > Thanks for the heads up. I just tried a search for a marriage record. The index said the record was in vol 100 page 240. But when I retrieved that page the person I was looking for wasn't there (nor was he on any of the surrounding pages). But I noticed that the marriages are displayed 2 per page and, besides a page number, are individually numbered. So I decided look for marriage #240 instead of page #240. I started by dividing the page number given in the index by 2 and looking at page #120. That page contained marriage #237 and #238. So I looked at the next page (#121) and found the marriage (#240) that I was looking for. You might want to keep this trick in mind when searching for your long lost relatives... -- Dennis Kowallek - kowallek@iglou.com Research in Butler Co., Ohio http://butler.kowallekfamily.com/index.htm