On FamilySearch, is there a way to access the record for any other family in household?

Question

On FamilySearch.org, often there is a record for only one family member (no image of original).  Is there a way to access the record for any other possible household members, by using the district, page, affiliate film number and/or digital folder number etc.?  I've tried, but have not been successful.  

For example: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQ7Z-TP3

Thank you!

Answer 1

I don't know for sure, but here are all of the McMillin's in Glengarry in that census, and there are 47. Do you already know of other family members, or are you searching for that?

https://familysearch.org/search/collection/results?count=75&query=%2Bsurname%3Amcmillin~%20%2Bresidence_place%3A%22Lancaster%2C%20Glengarry%2C%20Ontario%2C%20Canada%22&collection_id=1460164

Comments

Yes.  I do have her with one or more children in Michigan and Canada in her later years.  I am trying to find her with her husband, not sure yet when he passed.  Thank you for accessing those records!

It has answered some questions.  I now see how you accessed them.

Thanx, again!

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You can always do that with the census records. Just plug in the particular place and put a check next to the last name in order to limit the surnames. There can be spelling variations, and  you can check that as well, but I usually start with the exact name and see what comes up!

Answer 2

I often find "Records" on FS without an image of the original document. I have come to the conclusion that those are entries from places like Ancestry and other sites. If you will take a closer look at those you will see varying dates and other information. I suggest you keep looking for an entry with an actual document attached. That's what I do.

Comments

Thank you, Tony!