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tinker0090
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Sat 01/16/10 07:46 PM
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my perents past away a few years back and i just found out about it, and a few days ago i get a box in the mail from some friend in the family and in the box was my mother diary and i been reading it and i found out that i had a sister, and my perents never told me about it at all, so i am curious if i wanted to look for her how would i start,
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Get a lawyer. If she was adopted you will need one.
If she is dead, check the death records at the county court house. |
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the thing is i do not know much about her at all and i can't ask any of my family, long story trust me,
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Do you know her name? Try Facebook. Also try County records.
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Edited by
Totage
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Sat 01/16/10 07:52 PM
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my perents past away a few years back and i just found out about it, and a few days ago i get a box in the mail from some friend in the family and in the box was my mother diary and i been reading it and i found out that i had a sister, and my perents never told me about it at all, so i am curious if i wanted to look for her how would i start, There is that one where you get the postcards in the mail from. Try them. missing people something, or something missing people, or people search or something. You'll have to pay for someone to dig up the info. You can check AMWs website I think they have someone or might be connected in some way with something that might be able to help you. |
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i do know her name and last name,
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From http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/resources.cfm:
Resources
The Nation's Missing Children Organization & National Center for Missing Adults The Nation's Missing Children Organization expanded to accept adult cases in 1995, and The National Center for Missing Adults was created with the passage of Kristen’s Law in October 2000. The first national clearinghouse for missing adults, the Center serves as a central repository of information available to the general public, advocacy groups, law enforcement officials and medical examiners. The Center also provides support, technical assistance and advocacy services to families dealing with the loss of a missing adult. For more help, contact: NCMA 4641 North 12th Street Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85014 Hotline: (800) 690-FIND Fax: (602) 279-5690 |
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