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[newfoundlander]

Sorry to bother anyone who continues to see my posted messages, but time is running out. My Father is not well and i am afraid that it will be to late when i do find his daughter and son.

My Father Michael Joe from Conne River served in the Newfoundland Forestry during the war, in Inverness, there he met a young woman Shela or Shelia Brinton, she was 18 and my Father was 21, together they had two children, a boy and girl. My Father is now 86 and his health is failing, i am 43 and am desperately seeking my family to finally close the circle. My Father is an Aboriginal Indian as am i and also his other children.

I am seeking any assistance that can help me unit with my family. During my father's time in Scotland, he was also a boxer and faught a scotish man several times before he won the fight, after which both men became the best of friends, i also believe that my father got in trouble with the law in scotland for fighting.

Any help in finding my family will be greatly appreciated.


Sincerely

Gerard Joe
hunting@sipujij.nf.ca

[Mistress]

Originally posted by newfoundlander
Sorry to bother anyone who continues to see my posted messages, but time is running out. My Father is not well and i am afraid that it will be to late when i do find his daughter and son.

My Father Michael Joe from Conne River served in the Newfoundland Forestry during the war, in Inverness, there he met a young woman Shela or Shelia Brinton, she was 18 and my Father was 21, together they had two children, a boy and girl. My Father is now 86 and his health is failing, i am 43 and am desperately seeking my family to finally close the circle. My Father is an Aboriginal Indian as am i and also his other children.

I am seeking any assistance that can help me unit with my family. During my father's time in Scotland, he was also a boxer and faught a scotish man several times before he won the fight, after which both men became the best of friends, i also believe that my father got in trouble with the law in scotland for fighting.

Any help in finding my family will be greatly appreciated.


Sincerely

Gerard Joe
hunting@sipujij.nf.ca

[i]No Bother here Gerard...
After all this is the People Search Section.. and I do hope you find your Family.. I am sorry that I am of no assistance to you, but I still wanted to wish you luck.

Good Luck to you!

~ Mistress ~

[Celyn]

Hello, Newfoundlander. Oh, that is a touching story. Now, I am sorry to say I cannot help, but I only want to suggest that you try asking by writing to a couple of newspapers in Scotland.

Here is the Inverness Courier - you can submit a letter online

http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/letters.asp

and, since, of course, people do change towns or whatever, you could try the “Daily Record” - a tabloid widely read through the country, so it might be a good one to try - if your father's people don't read it, well, perhaps even some firend of theirs might - you never know.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/

I really do wish you success.