I need help locating a child that was born in Toronto, Canada in either '57 or'58?

Question

Mother was 19 or 20, married with two small children, and the father of the child was her boyfriend, named Albert (Allan) Schrubsall.Child was given up for adoption at birth.

Answer 1

Try the adoption link in the Gene Links section of this site.
http://free-genealogy-info.zoomshare.com/0.html
It has helped a lot of people and I hope it helps you locating this person.

Answer 2

ONTARIO

Adoption Disclosure Register. Ontario's new Adoption Information Disclosure Act, 2005 will allow more open access to adoption records for adult adoptees and birth parents.
Once it is in force, adult adoptees and birth parents may be able to find out who their birth parents/children are through identifying information from original birth registrations and adoption orders held by the Office of the Registrar General

However the Adoption Disclosure Register is winding down.
( more info click link)
http://www.mcss.gov.on.ca/mcss/english/pillars/community/programs/adopt_legislation.htm

Since Jan. 3, 2006, the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services has been accepting new requests for searches only if a severe medical issue is involved (e.g. information needed for an organ transplant). Search applications submitted before Jan. 3, 2006 will be processed during the interim period, with priority given to severe medical searches. Once the Act is fully implemented, in September 2007, all non-medical searches will be discontinued.

A severe medical search may be requested by: adult adoptees, adoptees under the age of 18 who have the consent of an adoptive parent, birth parents, adoptive parents on behalf of a minor adoptee, adult birth siblings, birth grandparents, those who have legal custody of minor adoptees or birth siblings, and individuals authorized to act on behalf of incapacitated individuals.

As of April 24, 2006, the ministry no longer accepts new requests to be named in the voluntary adoption disclosure register. Applications received before April 24, 2006 will be processed, and if a match is found on the register, the parties involved will be notified.

Contact the Adoption Disclosure Unit at the Ministry of Community and Social Services, 2 Bloor Street West, 24th Floor, Toronto ON M7A 1E9, 416-327-4730, [e-mail].
--July 5, 2006

Canadian Adoptees Registry Inc (CARI),
http://www.canadianadopteesregistry.org

Online registry run by volunteers who used to run the Parent Finders group in Barrie, Ont. Searchable database; over 37,000 online entries. No fees. Canadian adoptions only.

Canadian Adoption Reunion Registry (CARR), 63 Welland Ave., Toronto, Ont. M4T 2H9. Pat Richardson.

The Canada-Wide National Registry and Family Finders, 115 First St., Suite 335, Collingwood ON L9Y 4W3. [e-mail].
This registry, "re-uniting Canadians from coast to coast", is at http://www.adopting.org/ffcwnr.html

Names and information on adoptees, birth parents, and family members who wish to reunite. Services: search assistance, free surname search, free third-party calls, Family Finder News.

Answer 3

different how? that is a sparkling city, yet you're a minimum of truly acquainted with it, having visited it many cases. that is a sparkling usa, too, yet english continues to be the numerous language, and US and Canadian cultures are similar adequate for you to be in a position of evolve without too a lot worry. for sure there are differences, yet it really is part of what may make a flow like this exciting and relaxing! you'll guard your US citizenship, for sure. i do not comprehend what Canadian regulation calls for you to finish that a strategies as operating, registering periodically, etc. i'd examine with the U. S. consulate or embassy place of work in Toronto, and ask them for help.

Answer 4

Try these resources

http://www.adoption.org/adopt/adoption-registry-canada.php
http://registry.adoption.com/
http://www.adopteeconnect.com/

post an inquiry on ancestry.com under message board Schrubsall