[bnmallett]

I received my non id info a couple of days ago, and what I discovered was that she was 44 when she had me I am 31, so that makes her about 75 or 76 today. She was born in Miss. and moved to Milwaukee, it says she got married in Milwaukee in 1940 (that seems odd that would have made her 13 when she married. It also said that she had 6 children and one died accidentally. Her occupation was a social worker aide. Her husband died in 1965. The paperwork said that my bf was 53 worked in a factory and finished highschool. He offered marriage but she refused. My adoptive mom said that the caseworker told her that the man was married and that she made that part up. The only lead that I have is that in 1974 a public notice was put in the paper, the names of the paper have been deleted. So does anyone know of paper in Milwaukee that would list baby's birthdays in an order to find the father before the parental rights are terminated. My adoption was final on 9/74. th paperwork also stated that no one knew of the prgnancy, not even her older children.

[Laura Palmer]

Maybe you should try to find the legal notice in the newspapers, libraries usually can help with that. Call one in the city you were born in & ask if they can check or go there yourself. It would probably be on microfiche. Do you know your birthmom's name (maiden)? You could also try to get a copy of her marriage certificate, if you know the correct year of marriage. Just my 2 cents!!!! Thanks, Sue

[pfahey]

Kind of sounds weird like my non id info. any other information?