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Trying to find Hayton
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Barbara | Report | 1 Jul 2007 11:19 |
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Please can you try and help us find a long lost cousin PHILIP HAYTON ,mothers name Ethel Hayton.He would be approximately 50 years of age,give or take a couple of years. Born in London but raised in a childrens home as a baby in Erdington,Birmingham in the early 1960s,we lost touch with him when we believe he was fostered to a family. We have been trying to contact him for years to no avail. He has a lot of cousins including an aunt (my mother) who has fond memories of taking care of him as a baby. Please if you have a relative of this name or indeed surname (first name may have changed?) or the history of places sounds familiar,please get in touch. thanks.Barbara Hayton |
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