I recieved this from another list and thought it would be of interest. Ashley forwarded message: > I got this from another list and thought it might prove interesting and > possibly helpful to some of you out there. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > Subject: Ancestry's 1920 Census > > Last evening I subscribed to the 1920 census on Ancestry.com. After access > to the census I discovered that there is no index of individuals. When I > called Ancestry this morning to request a refund I was informed that there > is > no refunds for their online services. So it is another case of buyer > beware. > I was shocked to find that Ancestry had such a policy. Every other > genealogical company that I have dealt with has a return policy and is more > than happy to issue a refund. > > I will never deal with Ancestry again. Once burned, well you know the > rest. > > Best Regards, > S S -----Original Message----- Subject: Re: Ancestry's 1920 Census Thanks for the warning Sandy. Genealogy.com has the complete 1900 census online, and it is indexed by head of household. It is a subscriber database, and I believe that it is cheaper than Ancestry's census subscription. I have yet to have any problems with genealogy.com. Warm Regards, S D