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Trying to find Phair
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Jennifer | Report | 28 Mar 2007 18:25 |
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My name is jennifer phair, i am trying to trace anyone from the phair family, my grandads name was Robert ( Bob ) phair, but sadley died in 1996, my grandmothers name is iris. Anyone who may believe they are related please get in touch. My Biological mother is Carol Brown, and Biological father is Michael phair. Reason for my search is due to the fact i was fostered when i was 11 and would like to trace any family that i may have. I was bought up in Long Eaton, Nottingham and now aged 26 |
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David | Report | 25 Dec 2007 21:50 |
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Hi, I noticed your enquiry and wondered if we could help each other. I was born phair and adopted in 1952 when very young. My information indicates a relationship with you, and I am keen to contact my biological family, but I have been reluctant (and perhaps frightened,) because of the distress it might cause, I thought that you with your personal experiance of fostering might be able to advise on the best way to proceed, without hurting anyone. Are you now in contact with your biological parents and the grandparent, you mentioned? |
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David | Report | 25 Dec 2007 21:52 |
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Hi, I noticed your enquiry and wondered if we could help each other. I was born phair and adopted in 1952 when very young. My information indicates a relationship with you, and I am keen to contact my biological family, but I have been reluctant (and perhaps frightened,) because of the distress it might cause, I thought that you with your personal experiance of fostering might be able to advise on the best way to proceed, without hurting anyone. Are you now in contact with your biological parents and the grandparent, you mentioned? |
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