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[Mark Turner <jmarkturner AT gmail.com>]

I usually start at Switchboard.Com. A query will return a list of 
persons matching the name and list where each lives. Clicking on the 
"find more information about ..." link (the Intelius.com link), will 
bring up a list of the records available for this person.

It used to be that Intelius would show the ages of the people matching 
your request, which is a great way to narrow down your search. I don't 
see this in the results of their freebie queries, though.

If that person's deceased, you can check the Social Security Death 
Index, offered on Ancestry.com:
http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com/

Good luck!

Mark
www.markturner.net

Scott Lundgren wrote:
> I think I'm going to test the limits of crowd sourcing this time and  
> its the reason I love this list.  For a legal matter I need to find a  
> relative that hasn't contacted anyone in the family in 20 years. The  
> goal is not to stalk a celebrity, find out about a high school friend,  
> or track down a neighborhood vandal. I need to know alive/dead, an  
> address and perhaps a phone number.
>
> did you use a web based person information search service ?
> what were the pro's & con's of using it ?
> did you use a non-web service (ie: P.I. ,etc) ?
> what were the costs ?
>
> Feel free to contact me off list.
>
> - SL
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