Hi Scott and all,
  She must mean 1930 they have some states but not all
and only 4 indexes so far for that year.

 As far as the images loading slowly I have a dial-up
internet connection and they load pretty quickly for me.
It must also depend on the computer itself and obviously
the connection speed.

 Beth
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> The most recent posting on this subject prompts me to join the
> discussion.  The poster wrote, "Only a few states are represented [in
> the census images]."  I can't imagine what the poster has in mind.
> Except for the 1930 census, Ancestry has images of all federal
> population census years for all states (for 1930, they currently have
> four states).  The images for 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850,
> and 1920 are fully indexed; you enter the name you're looking for, and
> you get a hyperlink to the page on which that name appears.  For 1860,
> the images for five states are currently indexed.  The images for 1870
> through 1910 are not yet indexed.
>
> With a dial-up Internet connection, the interface with the images can
> be quite slow, just like any graphics-intensive Web page.  But with a
> cable modem, the images appear very quickly; I find it much faster than
> using the microfilms.  Except when the site itself is down or when they
> have a problem with a particular image or index link (both of which
> occur infrequently), everything works perfectly.
>
> Scott
>
>
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