John, FYI -- These same Census Images are now available as part of family tree maker's genealogylibrary.com site (which has a subscription fee -- I already have a subscription, so I don't recall the price). I went there last night and found images from the 1850 Virginia census for several of my ancestors, and was able to confirm a relationship I had only expected might be true. There is an index, and the images, if available, are accessible from the index. You can also download the images, which I did. -- Mary Taffet mdtaffet@syr.edu John Anderson wrote: > > The idea of digitized images of census documents online is, I think, > excellent, I don't normally plug products but I recently purchased from > Family Tree Maker images of the 1850 Census of Kentucky. Not only do you get > the actual images, without transcription errors but the images have been > enhanced and the program allows the user to zoom in and out for easier > reading. The CD's are indexed which makes the search a lot easier. I know > FTM has 1850 for Kentucky, Virginia, and North Carolina. The cost is not > cheap at $49.95 but in this case I believe it is worth it. > John W. Anderson > jwanderson-97@worldnet.att.net > > ==== VAAUGUST Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > The Augusta County mailing list page has instructions on how to > subscribe and unsubscribe from the list > Visit it at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~vapulask/augustaquery/augustalist.htm > ***************************************************************