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85 Years in the Making: Siblings Reunite | Ancestry
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2016
- Dale took an AncestryDNA test expecting to find clues on his long lost half-sister. With no immediate close connections, he started to lose hope. A year later, he received a message from someone located in California, curious to know how they could be so closely related. Turns out, it was the connection he had been waiting his whole life to find.
Ancestry flew Dale and his wife Polly out to meet his half-sister, Gloria, and her children, Terry and Wayne. It was an emotional reunion for all. We were thrilled to be on hand to celebrate this special moment with them.
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My mom tracked down my Nana's half sister and they met on my nana's 60th Birthday as a surprise. It was glorious. My nan died 7 years later of cancer. I am so glad my mom did that. Never wait to join what God put together, love is such a blessing. I am so pleased this family has more of what their hearts were seeking. May God bless you all and peace be yours forever more.
These people are my cousins! Wow! Hello all the way from New Zealand!
Wow, fo they know
I'm adopted and have searched all my life.... This brings me such hope :-) God Bless you all
Dale's wife, Polly, is such a nice person. I love how she's as excited about her husband's finding and meeting his half-sister and her family.
Im 54 and have been searching all my life for my Birth-Family this gives me Hope, Thank you! I finally sent off for my Ancestry. excited but for some reason alittle bit scared. waiting for it to get here.
What a sweet story. So nice that they were able to meet before one of them passed on.
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My mother lost contact with her father when she was nine years old. Her father was called back to Italy his home country during WWII. She never heard from him again. I found out through my genealogy research that he married another woman. I have yet to find out if he had children with that new wife. There's a possibility that he had children with her? That would mean my mother has half siblings out there somewhere? Thank you for sharing your story. 💞
Even though they all had just met, they’re all very soft spoken. So happy for them to all be together now.
I hope I will be able to find my half siblings and father one day.
This gives me hope in finding my mother's biological father and family.
Andrea Mead xhdhfud
It has been 3 years, Have you find your mother's biological father and the family?
same
Something like this happened in my family in my grandfather's generation. My great-grandfather had an illegitimate child as a married older man. Unfortunately this long-lost half-brother named Robert wasn't interested in finding out about his natural father until after my grandfather's generation had all passed away and he was quite elderly. His younger biological brother was looking into it for him on the sly in case Bob ever became interested and had found us using Ancestry prior to the DNA offering. I actually corresponded with the brother about something entirely different before we connected with Bob.
wonderfull story, very touching
What a wonderful story, what a happy ending💝
Beautiful story
My name growing up was Marie Claire.Thinking nothing of it
When I got to be twelve years old . I was making my Conformation as I am a catholic. My mum as I thought of her gave me my birth papers and not to open them
A month later I got them back and yes they were opened .so I had a look and to my shock not mine. Told the nun all she said was to bring them home so I did. To my surprise my grandmother told me yes that they were mine . My mother s name was Rose Claire . The lady a d her husband were off the same name claire and the people I went on holidays in England where the rest of my family. The lady Rose yes she was my mother. I later found out I had a brother and sister
He was 9years older and my sister 3years younger.i never got to meet her as she had passed away. Of cancer she had been adopted as a 6week old baby . My brother and I got to know each other TG He passed away of cancer.He was fostered in kells co Meath left a wife and left 3 sons the family members are still there. My sister left a husband and 1son 1giri they live in Sussex England out side of the town of Eastbourne Sussex where I lived and when I was in Ireland my brother worked just down the road from where I lived in Ireland. There is so much more. But my hands are so painful
Oh I forgot my name now is Noeleen Claire Married name is Olsen..
What a wonderful story!
Finding family is the best gift!
So sweet!
so beautiful
Thank you for sharing
Happy tears
Hi, Pamela, We're happy you enjoyed this segment. It sure is story that makes you feel happy. Thanks for commenting.
I love seeing happy half sibling stories like this because it's not always like this. I know two people who have half siblings, and their siblings don't want anything to do with them. 😢
Such a beautiful story😊
Always the father who takes off
I found my mother in laws biological father's family. I promised my husband and his family I would not contact anyone. I've kept my promise but I wish they'd contact someone...I've been waiting for almost 6 years!!!
I have a bunch of DNA matches but none of them relate back to my surname. All are on my maternal line and none the paternal. Guess I'll never know, until I leave this world. I'm the last of my line.
Doubled up. Maternal & Paternal are the same group
100 yes laaaterrr😌😥
Im not a Frye but my cousins on my uncle's side is here in North carolina