I need help finding my biological siblings?

Question

I am searching for any member of my biological family, and so far have had no luck. I received non-identifying info, and the agency contacted my birthmother but she said she did not want me contacting her. I was born in Pittsburgh Pa, in Allegheny County, at the Magee Hospital on 1-5-76. My birth mothers name is (was) Barbara Kramer, she was born in 1946. SHe was married to a man named Leo when she was 18, I think his last name was Kramer. They had four children, Leo jr, his birthday is 8-31 from 1964-1966, Brian, Donna, and Steven, born in 1970 I believe. My mother told the agency my father was a truck driver named Harold. Since my birthmother is not wanting to have contact from me, I am attempting to locate any of my siblings, or other family. If anyone knows any of these people or how I may contact them, please let me know...or if you have any suggestions that may help me in my search, I would greatly appreciate it.

Answer 1

Hey Jedselfor...,

You have their names and birth dates it seems. You can order a copy of their birth certificates - just to see if you have their names right. Go to the Pitsburg Vital Records office, or write for the records.

Since you have their names, you might be able to narrow down the schools the went to, and when. Get the Yearbooks for their Highschools. Just a thought, with some sites too.

You might try the White pages for the name you think they go by, also a link below.

If it is of any consequence, I think your birth mother is wrong to not talk to you about it. She is just feeling guilty for giving you up. Keep plugging at it, you will find them.

Answer 2

Have you at least checked the local phone books in the area you and perhaps they were born?

The Mormon genealogical web site may be helpful or Ancestry.com. With their ages they have to have done some census forms. That might be helpful.

Google public records for Allegheny county, Pa.
You may need to contact the court house in that county for the birth certificates on your siblings. They would have the parental records on them.

There are so many ways to go. Search the census records on line for every 10 years since they were born. They are time consuming but you should be able to find something.

Good Luck

PS.I did a bit of research and found the name Barbara Ann Kramer is also known as Barbara Ann Moore. Possible children are Tammy S. Stillmore (35) Edmond G. Moore (63) Could be the husband, Allan L. Moore (35) and T.S and Mary Moore may also be children.

In the area of Duncannon or New Bloomfield, Pa.

This may not be accurate at all but it gives you a little something to start on.

If you got last names as a word of mouth, sometimes its not all that accurate.
Good Luck.

Answer 3

Place an ad in the allegheny newspaper. Link provided

Answer 4

touch the courtroom the place your adoption replaced into finalized. asked the decide that in case you is basically not authorized to get admission to those archives, on the least, might desire to the ideas approximately your maximum cancers be forwarded to them via the courtroom? lamentably, maximum courts won't try this because of the fact they might then could know that sealing the archives completely is barely interior the superb hobbies of the a-parents and not the newborn who's accompanied. we've a device of judgements made on precedent and you're able to come across a decide who will the two 'one off' the situation or make the alternative that it is not interior the superb hobbies of the youngsters, now grownup, to not have get admission to to their own ideas that the rest persons could have without attempt.

Answer 5

Maybe you could check on World Vital Records, they have tons of databases full of genealogy. For more information you can start here:

http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/newsletter3.aspx?utm_source=tm3

Good Luck!