Joseph, I've heard that Heritage Quest does this but before you purchase
any CD's check with your library for inter-library loan.  I know the
Johnson County library here in KS could get these through Heritage Quest. 
I was looking into immigration records/border registrations for El Paso
and Eagle Pass, Texas but then found out the National archives had what
I needed so I didn't have to go through the Public library.  There
is a magazine called Heritage Quest, I'll check in the back for their web-site,
I'm always picking up Family Tree and several other types of Gen. magazines.

Carol

Joseph Puentes wrote:

 is this for the Mexican Census? What years
are available and what is the

cost? What is their website address?

thanks,

joseph

SAGACorpus@... wrote:

>Joseph,

>I have used census records which I purchased from Heritage Quest
at a nominal

>price.  The retrieval time is excellent.  The graphics
are excellent

> and the price of the CD is minimal.  You can enjoy viewing
census records

>without

>worrying about microfilm or a reader.  It is a great investment. 
I recommend

>Heritage Quest's products as I have been very satisfied. 
I can save lots of

>time traveling to and from the library and I can view records
at home at any

>hour.

>Sincerely,

>Mira Smithwick

><< does anyone have info on the availability of other 20th
century census

> other than the 1930 census that can be found in the LDS Family
History

> Library Catalog?

>

> I found this book and was wondering if there is a 1900 and 1910
and 1920

> Census someplace that we can somehow access? >>

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No, these are not the Mexican Census records.  The only place I have seen 
census records for Mexico has been through LDS.  There is a book published by 
Lyman Platt that gave much information on where you could locate census records 
for Mexico.  It is probably listed in the Library Catalog in Salt Lake City.

I was referring to US Census records on CD.  Heritage Quest has done an 
excellent job and I have enjoyed tremendously what I purchased for counties in 
Texas.  I did notice today as I looked through what is available for Texas that 
immigration records found on microfilm are available on CDs.  Alien cards for 
those passing through Eagle Pass are on CD.  I am interested in those coming 
through Roma and Brownsville, but those were not included in their listing.

website address:  www.heritagequest.com/ 
Mira

<< is this for the Mexican Census? What years are available and what is the 
 cost? What is their website address? >>

is this for the Mexican Census? What years are available and what is the
cost? What is their website address?

thanks,

joseph

SAGACorpus@... wrote:

Joseph,

I have used census records which I purchased from Heritage Quest at a nominal
price. The retrieval time is excellent. The graphics are excellent
and the price of the CD is minimal. You can enjoy viewing census records
without
worrying about microfilm or a reader. It is a great investment. I recommend
Heritage Quest's products as I have been very satisfied. I can save lots of
time traveling to and from the library and I can view records at home at any
hour.
Sincerely,

Mira Smithwick

<< does anyone have info on the availability of other 20th century census
other than the 1930 census that can be found in the LDS Family History
Library Catalog?

I found this book and was wondering if there is a 1900 and 1910 and 1920
Census someplace that we can somehow access? >>

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Joseph,
I have used census records which I purchased from Heritage Quest at a nominal 
price.  The retrieval time is excellent.  The graphics are excellent
 and the price of the CD is minimal.  You can enjoy viewing census records 
without 
worrying about microfilm or a reader.  It is a great investment.  I recommend 
Heritage Quest's products as I have been very satisfied.  I can save lots of 
time traveling to and from the library and I can view records at home at any 
hour.  
Sincerely,
Mira Smithwick
<< does anyone have info on the availability of other 20th century census 
 other than the 1930 census that can be found in the LDS Family History 
 Library Catalog?
 
 I found this book and was wondering if there is a 1900 and 1910 and 1920 
 Census someplace that we can somehow access? >>