Thanks, Steve, for pointing out that not all sealings of children to grandparents is a mistake. In my own extended family is one uncle who was raised by his grandparents but not as their grandson. It was only after he was married and had children of his own that he learned that his much older sister was actually his birth mother. As far as he was concerned his grandparents were his parents. Even in his late 70's if asked who his parents had been, he always named his grandparents. Beverly > A considerable number of grandparents adopt > a > Grandchild and have the grandchild sealed to them. After these people are > dead > Someone looks at it and says they made a mistake. > > Steve Kelsey