HeritageQuest Access Regardless of Location
California Genealogical Society - the individual $35 membership fee includes remote access to the census images and family history books of HeritageQuest Online
Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania - annual membership fee of $35 includes remote online access to HeritageQuest Online
Georgia Genealogical Society - the $35 individual plus membership offers remote access to HeritageQuest Online
Kentucky Historical Society - HeritageQuest Online is just one of many databases available to members ($40) from the comfort of their home
New England Historic Genealogical Society - annual membership, available for $75, includes remote access to HeritageQuest, as well as other databases and premium content
New York Genealogical & Biographical Society - the $60 individual annual membership includes remote access to HeritageQuest Online and other research databases
Ohio Genealogical Society - HeritageQuest Online is just one of many perks of the $32 membership fee
Vermont Historical Society - $40 annual membership includes remote online access to HeritageQuest Online
Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society - annual membership $25, plus $5 for remote access to HeritageQuestOnline
Free Access to HeritageQuest - By State
Alabama
Rainbow City Public Library
Prescott Public Library
Arizona
Maricopa County Library District
Tucson-Pima Public Library
Connecticut
iConn Connecticut Digital Library Database - free access to HeritageQuest Online with a valid Connecticut public library card
Florida
Brevard County Public Libraries
Indiana
Batesville Memorial Public Library
Elkhart Public Library
Huntington City-Township Public Library
Kansas
Kansas Library Card Databases - available to all Kansas residents with a library card
Maryland
SAILOR - Maryland Public Library
Nebraska
NebraskAccess - access HeritageQuest with Nebraska drivers license or state identification number
New Hampshire
NHewLink - remote access to research databases, including HeritageQuest Online, for New Hampshire residents with a public library card
New York
Putnam County Library System - free HeritageQuest access offered to holders of library cards from Putnam County libraries
North Carolina
Central North Carolina Regional Library - serving Alamance and Chatham Counties
NC LIVE - free access for state residents with a NC library card from participating libraries
Ohio
OPLIN - Ohio Public Library Information Network
Oklahoma
Metropolitan Library System - for residents of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County
South Dakota
South Dakota Library Network - click on Databases
Texas
TexShare Database Access - available to members of participating libraries
Utah
Salt Lake County Libraries
Public Pioneer - Utah's Online Library
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Public Library - remote access for City of Milwaukee library cardholders
In Pittsburgh, PA, the Northland Public Library offers free access.
The Gen. Soc of PA no longer offers HeritageQuest online as of Sep 2006. They said that Proquest is not renewing any contracts “for business reasons.” New management after the company was bought out did not have the same interest as the old management and appeared somewhat desperate to further improve their “bottom line.”
I really get sick of these web sights that say free help with Genealogy and then you get into it and they ask for big money.
Stanislaus County in CA. also stopped there library research things such as Heritage Quest.
I am also Free now pay to see.
I am so disappointed in these free web sites they are nearly all connected to ancestry.com some way. They have (ancestry.com) just about taken over the genealogical information on the web. And of course the only way you can get info is to pay big money.
Family Search.org is a FREE site offered by The Church of Latter Day Saints. Its really nice and u can help catalog it!!
Does Wayne County Michigan have free access to HeritageQuest online site? I am doing family genealogy Thank You!
Family search.org is free but if u haven’t been on it lately do so. Now you can not get a copy of ordinal docs anymore, it says to go to our partner site ancestry and some are at fold 3 both you have to pay. I was very disappointed when I came across that. I don’t mean all docs just some, to clarify that.
I guess I never learned the correct meaning of “FREE”. Seems everything Online that says “FREE” cost $$$$$! Public records are to be “FREE” at NO cost $$$$$$
It will be a cold day in (you know where) before ancestry.com gets any money out of me. How did thay monopolize what should be free government records? Bloodsuckers.