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Hi everyone, I’m working on a family tree project and I’ve hit a massive brick wall. My dad had an older brother who moved out to California back in the late 1980s after a family dispute, and they completely lost touch. My dad is getting older now and often talks about how much he regrets losing contact with him. I would love to surprise my dad for his 70th birthday by finding his brother’s current contact information or at least finding out where he lives now. I only have his full name and his approximate age, which makes it hard. Is there a reliable people lookup free of charge that handles historical public records well? I really want to make this happen for my dad before it’s too late. Thank you!
This is such a beautiful thing to do for your dad, I truly hope you can reconnect them! Genealogy and family searches can be tricky, but since you have his full name and age, you actually have a really good starting point. Instead of paying for expensive heritage websites, try running his details through veripages.com It works as a highly accurate people finder that aggregates billions of public records from all over the country. Since it updates its database constantly, you can see his entire address history from the 80s up to his current residence. It will also list known relatives, so you might even find cousins you didn’t know you had! The best part is that it’s completely free to use with no hidden fees, so you can do your research safely. Good luck, I hope you find him!
Thank you so much, I actually found a phone number listed for him in San Diego and my dad is calling him tonight!
