Looking for my Half-Brother (Louisville, Covington: to move, adoption, good)

[jessicanky]

Hello everyone, this has been bothering me for a while, i've tried DNA testing, 23&me, ancestry, familytree and etc.

I'm looking for a Male in his late 50's that was possibly born in Louisville, Ky. His mother would be young around 16-17yrs of age at the time of birth and there would be no father in the picture. I have no last name for the mother as our father has memory issues and can't remember a whole lot.

Your mother would've been from Covington, Ky at the time and may have had to move abruptly.


If anyone has any advice or know someone who may match this description please let me know.

[Crazee Cat Lady]

I can understand your desperation and how badly you want to find your brother, but the odds are like that of finding a needle in a haystack in finding him....and that he would be on this forum at this time, and even recognize that you are talking about him....I do wish you good luck though.


You might want to check out a group called DNA Angels, they are a group of Genealogists that help people find lost relatives, due to adoptions, etc. for charity.


https://www.dnangels.org/

[Crazee Cat Lady]

^If you did a DNA Test at Ancestry or My Heritage, they should be coming up with some sort of hints of DNA relatives to give you more info/hints.

[hogsrus]

You might drop by the Genealogy forum here on CD. I haven't been on the forum much, but there seems to be a hand full of people that appear to be very experienced in situations like you mentioned. At any rate, in my opinion, it's better than the results you will get here.

Good luck!

[AnnieA]

Also, the forum on City Data for People Search. There are some really talented and wonderful people on that forum. I have been following it for years and am amazed at their accomplishments.

Good luck.