This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/mh.2ADI/626.3.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Lorraine, I really appreicate the information, it is what I needed. As I was wrightiing this I received the Obit, Thank You! Unfortunately for me, not you, this is not whom I was looking for. I would like to explain. I have a list of little girls born in Indiana on the 15th of Feb. 1912. I am trying to find my husband's grandmother's biological parents, she passed away in 1977 and did not know who they where. She still has two surviving sons, and this is why I am searching. The probate records for the time of the adoption has been lost, so all I am able to do is go down the list and try to find the child that is not connecting to anyone and from there see if I can get a connection. This is why, I really appreciate the information. That is the reason I either try to find out if the child is with their parents in the 1920 census or if someone has fact on whom they married or possibly when they died, if it was when they where young. I hope this does not upset you, I am just trying to connect the family. Actually, she was adopted from the same home with two other little girls and one of their! families have been located, I just have not found where the her biological parents are buried, which is something she wanted to know and did not get to learn for she is also passed, but her children are still wondering, so I am trying for them. I am keeping the obit you sent, just for reference, in case someone should be searching, I can help them with the bits and pieces that I have found out during this journey that I am taking. It's getting to the point that I am probably going to have to get a new file cabinet, just for these little girls that where born in Indiana on this date. I also have a list for little girls born just in that year (1912) for Indiana, because they could have changed some of that information, but doubtful, since she was adopted between 1916 and 1918. I really do appreciate your information, it at least ables me to move on to another name. Thank You! Sheila