Sara, I saw a copy of the book several years ago. I believe it was in Salt Lake City. My recollection about it as a physical book is vague. I was just starting to be interested in the Pyle line at the time as a branch off my Hoar line. Scanning it would take longer than copying it. But then there would be a digital version. It would be relatively easy to correct the typos once the basic scanning was done. It would need to be carefully proofed. Unless you have a very good original the scanner may add "typos" or should we coin a new word, "scano". The real benefit would be that the product would be digital for distribution and for further editing as various cousins customize it for their own branches. If we really wanted to get fancy, the product could be published as a CD. That is getting easier and easier to do these days. Dave