Need big help!
By SukiSmiles
@SukiSmiles (1991)
United States
August 7, 2008 3:34am CST
So, I was just "volunteered" to help find relatives of mine that I have never met. And of course, it has to happen ASAP because my mom doesn't want to pay the lawyer to do it (and it should have been done weeks ago). So, I have to find my once removed half cousin's father's sibling's descendents. Confused yet? I have this guy's parents' names and his sibling's names, but I can't find a trace of them after 1930's Census and one of the siblings after the 1920 Census. Any place to check? I've been on ancestory.com all night trying different variations. Tried cemetary sites, old newspaper sites and lots of those just went to sites that said they were free, but they weren't. I don't want to pay for information that I already have. I've gotten a headache over it all. Please let me know any suggestions you have. Thanks!
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@SukiSmiles (1991)
• United States
18 Aug 08
Thanks Jill! The most fustrating thing is that my mom just opened a box this weekend from her cousin and found part of a family tree already done! How annoying that she couldn't of looked there first (mind you I did ask her if there was anything in the box and she said no). Although, we did manage to find more that what her cousin had with the exception of her aunt being married twice and finding two more people to try to look up. But that's okay, we're getting through it all.
@checapricorn (16061)
• United States
7 Aug 08
Hi Suki,
[i]I have tried to search people using searchbug.com...Names and age will be flashed but beyond that information is not free...ANyway, when I do it, I had the address also, I do know if it will give you any info when you don't have their address!
When I do it, I was just a confirmation about the particular person!
I hope you will be helped by any member here who have a better idea and experienced![/i]
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@SukiSmiles (1991)
• United States
18 Aug 08
Thanks, we've finally found some relatives that are still living, so that's something we can do now.
