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purplecat wrote:skigod377 wrote:Serenity wrote:
No one should have to pay to find out where they came from, I think that is wrong…
The folks who do all that research gotta make a living, too 😉 It costs alot of money and time to research geneology.
Good luck and I hope the websites help. No chance you can get your parents help? Time heals all wounds.
Last time I saw my mother she dislocated my jaw. I was told at the age of 9 that I was the biggest mistake she ever made…..doubt time has healed that. 😕
Is that jaw thing a saying or did she really physically dislocate it???
My great grandmother was Native American but there was never a birth certificate issued. At the time and place she was born they didn’t issue birth certificates for “red” people. If you can find documentation you might be able to get out of paying federal income taxes. It depends on what percentage is Native American. The key is the documentation. I wish I had more to offer, like the others.
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