Mr. Iron Duke:  Cannot tell you what the problem might be as I do not know how or how promptly they transfer your Gedcom files onto their website.  It might depend on which gedcom software(if any) that you are using and also how large a file you submitted.  You might try their 'help page'. http://www.mytrees.com/cgi-bin/tupage?-1+0+000000+English+0-0+info -  You can also email them for help using this address;  [log in to unmask]  

Good Luck, fern
www.bufordfamilies.com.
  From: Iron Duke 
  Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 11:14 AM
  To: [log in to unmask] 
  Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] New Browsable records by Family Search


  Fern, I have given them my gedcom twice but it is not on there.

  At 09:52 AM 3/23/2011, you wrote:
  >           This should be fun!!
  >   The following announcement was written by Family Search:
  >
  >   9 Million Browsable Images from 9 Countries Added This Week
  >
  >   New Records for Brazil, Canada, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Italy,
  >   Mexico, U.S., and Venezuela
  >
  >   The bounty just keeps coming from Family Search's digital pipeline.
  >   Mexico collections earned the top spot this week, with nearly 5
  >   million new browsable images added. The Mexico records date from 1545
  >   to 1984. In addition to Mexico, Family Search continued this week to
  >   strengthen its free online international collections by expanding 7
  >   more of its collections. Millions more records or images were added
  >   for Brazil, Canada, Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala, Italy, and
  >   Venezuela. The U.S. collections were also expanded, with new data for
  >   California, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, New York,
  >   Texas, Union Provost Marshal's File, and Virginia. See the table below
  >   for more details. You can search all of the record collections now for
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  >   If you enjoy the steady stream of free records added weekly, please
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