Fred McKenzie wrote: > In article <[email protected]>, > Ray K <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I'm putting together a highschool reunion for graduates in 1956. There >> are 38 gals who I can't locate because I don't know their marriage >> names. Can anyone suggest a website where I could find this info? > > Ray- > > Try to contact your counterparts in several classes before and after > yours. If you can get lists of "found" people, these lists often > contain siblings, who should be able to supply details of the missing. > > Fred Thanks, Fred, for the suggestion. For gals with somewhat unusual last names, I've gone to places that give ages in the results (zabasearch.com) and look for guys who were born up to five years before or after 1938, when most of my classmates were born. There are a pair of search engines - usa-people-search.com and peoplefinders.com - that give ages, city and state in the results, but not street address and phone. (You have to pay to get those details.) But just narrowing the results to a city and state is very helpful when the name is fairly common. Ray