Have you considered they did not reply simply because they didn't want to. I have had this experience and consider no reply as being their loss It has been mentioned that this matter

I forgot to mention - when my subscription was up for renewal I got a 25% reduction due to the problem. So if it hits them in the pocket more often they might be more inclined to get it sorted.

Hi again I've had so many replies about this - a few knew of the problem but most didn't and just wondered why they hadn't received replies. A good suggesting someone gave me some time ago was to put

Thanks, Mike. I'll give AS another try. Geoff On 02/05/2020 18:05, Mike Tate wrote:

How do you convert to Long format ie: 5 September 2020 Currently i am short format ie: 5 Jun 2020 Appreciate how to change if possible. Thanks Colin NZ

P.S. I forgot to say, I have been assuming that after successfully merging the duplicate Media records into one, you have already given that record a meaningful name (by editing the

But when you create your next Source you will be surely using a completely different file. If you want to involve the same existing file then you would either cite an existing Source record or link

Good, you are nearly there. Change the name of the Media file using Windows Explorer. Then in FH use Tools > External File Links. This opens a small (but expandable) window

Tony, you first need to open a Diagram Window to display whatever family tree chart you want to save. Do that by clicking one of the four tree icons in the top toolbar to the right of the camera

Thanks for your message, I've just looked at my Ancestry account and found numerous messages that I had not been notified about, I hope that I have now amended my account accordingly. Like you I had

Why is this being discussed via the FamilyHistorian@groups.io Emails which have nothing to do with Ancestry? Are you perhaps thinking of the old Rootsweb Email service that was taken over by

Very interesting as I've messaged people that I expected to reply but never had any response!! On Saturday, 2 May 2020, 16:14:37 BST, Sheila

Yes, Census records are a Source but the act of taking the Census on a particular date is an Event. In the same way, a Marriage record is a Source but the act of conducting the Marriage ceremony on a

Hi Lorna I have pe-empted some of your action before I realised that you had replied such that I now have one media record with lots of links and one Media file, it is the media file that i need to

Hi If there are additional individuals or any other info you wish to record about a census entry on Ancestral Sources, you can type manually into the text box (I do this after auto fill) or in the

Hi, Following on from this question, I've always considered a Census as a source, not an event; and by using the FH 'witness' facility I can record every person in the

Jane. Your patience is admirable. But I still don't get! I'll await freedom and get my son to help me face to face. He has the patience of a saint. Thanks anyway. Take care. TG

Hi everyone For over 2 years I have had problems with this part of Ancestry.com/.co.uk. Some/lots of messages I send to other users of Ancestry never find their way into their 'INBOX' - in fact they

Hi Randy, That is a recurrent requirement and there is an automated solution. It is explained in the FHUG Forum posting Re: Lookup Missing Census Facts: Determining

Up to now, I've been using the "Residence" fact whenever I've located someone in a census record. I would like to begin using the "Census" fact instead but am hesitant about changing in mid-stream