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Kylie

Kylie Report 20 Jul 2004 08:36

Thanks Helen and Gillian. Helen - I'll give that site a go. Gillian - I've sent you a separate email. Cheers, Kylie

Flossie

Flossie Report 18 Jul 2004 12:33

Ive just got a program that is 2003 electoral register. If you want to e mail me with his name and area(if you know it, if not it doesnt matter I can still have a go) I will look it up for you.

Unknown

Unknown Report 18 Jul 2004 12:21

Kylie Have you seen this: http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/research/traceline/whofind.asp

Kylie

Kylie Report 18 Jul 2004 12:04

Thank you Kim and Julie. I've tried those sites and so far no luck. I'll keep my fingers crossed though.

Seasons

Seasons Report 9 Jul 2004 13:49

Post a message on Lookupuk*com Missing-you*net Have you looked on the Friends Reunited site? May find he's listed. Do you have any details about his family, parents, siblings? where they lived etc. If you can find out about his parents you could possibly get contact through them.

Kim

Kim Report 9 Jul 2004 13:36

I think there is a website www.myfolks(.)com which dealswith this sort of thing. Kim

Kylie

Kylie Report 9 Jul 2004 13:27

Hi There, Just wondering what else I could do to trace my biological father. My info is limited to his first and last name, year of birth, occupation (back in the 70s) and also where he worked in the early 70s. I also know he is from the UK. I have already got a list of people with the same name on the 2003 electoral roll and have found 4 possibilities from birth lists on the 1837 online site. I've posted on the Trying to Find board. I'm in Australia, so things get a bit pricey when converting the Aussie dollar to pounds!! I'm not sure what to do next - any suggestions?