To Craft1984

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I noticed in one of these listings, that you said that you were doing a family search for a lady in Canada, and that she had a family in the UK (or visa versa).

My Sister met a canadian during the war, and had a daughter. My Mother and Father adopted the daughter, and she became my sister.

That sister is trying to find out about her Father, she is now in her late 60's and knows nothing about him, and would like to find out more.

Could you advise me how to go about thisPLEASE?

TIA.

[dothawkes31]

Craft may have particular help with the Canadian records, generally I can help I think with some basic fact gathering, I assume that her natural mother, your other sister, has not been able to pass on the details on who the Canadian was? Is the Canadians name entered on your adopted sisiters birth registration? Where did your sister meet the Canadian? Where was he stationed? What service? Was he an airman? Did he actually serve in a British Service or a Canadian service? All that sort of information would lead to one of the dedictaed sites that exist now for reuniting US and Canadian servicemen with their offspring that they left behind in the UK.

[1rovert]

I thank you for your inport dot;

My Sister/Niece has all the information you mention. I just thought craft1984 might be able to help more, as she/he has dealt with Canada, and may know of something I haven't heard of.