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Searching for birth sibling
Having no concrete information in regards to my birthsibling has made the search almost impossible. But a thought finally occurred to me which is why I am posting, hope it may help someone else. The newspaper from where I am originally from has always published birth announcements. On a hunch, I started making inquiry phone calls and have learned that the newspapers for the years involved for my search are available at the local Probate's office. Some of the papers are only available on microfilm while some are the very paper itself. Just may be able to find the actual birth announcement. It may not offer much but if it's there it will certainly be more than what I have now such as actual date of birth and gender. That could give some definite direction as in maybe being able to file for non-identifying information. Ever so slight but I hope that this may be helpful to someone on their own road to searching.
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Hello,
I know the frustration you feel. I just found out, 3 years after my mothers death, that she apparently put up a child for adoption in 1949. So, after summing up all my courage, I've been calling all the old aquaintainces of my mother who I think may known something. I've called long distant family members I haven't twice in my whole life. I've asked for e-mails of other family members. I joined Classmates.com under her name (this has proven especially helpful) and have e-mailed every person that may have gone to school with her and explained my dilema. I've called all the school districts where she went to school to get dates of attendence. All of this has given me a very probable birth father name, has helped me narrow down my sibling's birth date to late 1949 and has given me a city of birth, Portland, OR. I'm still e-mailing, calling, searching the internet, etc... Use every avenue I've listed and any others you can think of.It's actually amazing what people will tell you when you come right out and ask. One knew every since 1950 but never told me anything about it (although she told me plenty of other gossip about my mom) until I had already found out from another source. Then when I asked her directly she told me all she knew. Good luck to you! PCree |
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