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find my older brother-born on may 4-1962 in st. petersburg fl. as wilbur paul moye
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I'm sorry katnip but this is a UK based website (hence the .co.uk bit in the address) so I think it unlikely that you'll get an answer on here. You really need to try and find a US based website.
As an after thought though have you contacted the agency he was adopted through? You may be able to leave a message on his file that you are looking for him. If he then decides to look at his file your interest would be in there.
As an after thought though have you contacted the agency he was adopted through? You may be able to leave a message on his file that you are looking for him. If he then decides to look at his file your interest would be in there.
if you go to this link:
http://florida.adoption.com/
there is a section on the page called Florida Adoption Registry
it is a scrolling box of adoption information posted by people searching for birth parents and / or/ the child. It explains how you can add yout search information and contact info.
It also has lots of info on the types of adoptions, there were lots of Churhes arranging adoptions at that time, particularly the baptists and Lutherians.
I have looked briefly at the scrolling messages and there are adoptions from the 1960s scroling through alot, i would read up on the process and then post your search enquiry about Wilbur and see what happens. By law he should know his birth name and birth parents now as he is of course in his 40s, good luck.
http://florida.adoption.com/
there is a section on the page called Florida Adoption Registry
it is a scrolling box of adoption information posted by people searching for birth parents and / or/ the child. It explains how you can add yout search information and contact info.
It also has lots of info on the types of adoptions, there were lots of Churhes arranging adoptions at that time, particularly the baptists and Lutherians.
I have looked briefly at the scrolling messages and there are adoptions from the 1960s scroling through alot, i would read up on the process and then post your search enquiry about Wilbur and see what happens. By law he should know his birth name and birth parents now as he is of course in his 40s, good luck.
You could also register or enquire with this site which i think has St petersburg based enquiries too
http://www.adopteeconnect.com/p/a/1009/
http://www.adopteeconnect.com/p/a/1009/
Also try the free state adoption listing:
http://www.worldwidetracers.com/wwtreg2fl.html
http://www.worldwidetracers.com/wwtreg2fl.html
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