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send me a PM and I`ll get to it within the next week.

Alex

Hello Alex

I tried to log onto Ayrshire - Roots but now I have mislaid my username and my email address is not accepted, due to a trojan now sorted can you advise
how I can rejoin so I can search the above.

Regards Sandune

sandstorm wrote: how I can rejoin so I can search the above.

Click on one of the icons on the right in Alex's post above yours to email or PM him. You need to be logged on.

Nan, I don't pretend to know what is wrong, but when I was trying to research my own family tree I eventually discovered the website of the General register Office of Scotland (GROS) which is called "Scotlandspeople". It gives access to births, marriages, deaths and censuses for a very small charge. Congratulations to ASH for sterling work, but, as Alex says, if it's not in the paper there's nothing he can do about that. hoping this helps you and anybody else who is trying to trace their roots. Best of luck.

In all my years I've tried over and over again to access this site and was never able to get in..even after contacting ASH.
It seems, long ago I joined with a password and long ago my password wasn't recognized and it still isn't recognized...but that's okay, I've forgotten the password anyhow...carry on.

Catherine,
Consider going to: http://www.ayrshire-roots.co.uk/vSignup/signup.php and signing up again, perhaps even using a throw-away e-mail address - you'll be in in minutes viewing this wonderful resource tool.

Thanks, Hughie, I'll give that a try. Sorry if I sounded crabby in my post. Apologies all around.

Thanks also from me Hughie, Like Catherine I too have been trying to get into the site. I joined years ago but can't remember my password, sent a few emails to ASH but never got a reply. I will now try using another email addres.
Sandra

Tuesday, 20th April.
Is anyone able to access Ayrshire-Roots? I have attempted on several occasions during the past few days but continually receive the message " ..... server not found"

Sign in and see the topic relating to the ASH database in the members area, Jim.