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Hi All,
I really appreciate this forum. My twin brother found our Birth Father via a DNA search on Ancestry but we cant find birth mother. Her name is Gail (or gayle) Robbins. She was in the Air Force as was my birth father Myke (Michael) Reid. We think they were both born in 1953. She was in Carson, Ca at some point. We were born twins Helen & Roby Robbins in Los Angeles at Cedars of Lebanon (now known as Cedar Sinai) in 1974.
As we understand it, they knew each other only a short time while serving in the Military. Come to find out, when he saw her again she had already given us up for adoption without his knowledge or permission. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Unfortunately, based on the short time they knew one another he cant provide us with much information.
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You've got her full name, finding her should be incredibly easy to DIY.Look through public records, facebook, linkedin, likely hometown school yearbooks (thus finding her family or other ways to find her), etc. It would take a decent PI probably a few weeks, if not days, to find her if you hired one. Still, couldn't take long to look through FB and public records of her likely hometown to get previous and- often- current addresses.
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You've got her full name, finding her should be incredibly easy to DIY.Look through public records, facebook, linkedin, likely hometown school yearbooks (thus finding her family or other ways to find her), etc. It would take a decent PI probably a few weeks, if not days, to find her if you hired one. Still, couldn't take long to look through FB and public records of her likely hometown to get previous and- often- current addresses.
Hi Malika. I found my birth families on Ancestry DNA. My father was easy to find but never even knew my mom was pregnant. My mom was harder, took me a few months and many hours. I may be able to help you. PM me.
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