AMERICAN INDIAN ADOPTEES: Lost Children, Lost Ones, Lost Birds

An exciting blog about all things adoptee-related - in particular American Indian adoptees who are called Lost Children and Split Feathers. This blog is updated regularly by journalist-adoptee Trace A. DeMeyer, author of ONE SMALL SACRIFICE: A Memoir, Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects and the new book Split Feathers: Two Worlds with Patricia Berdan Cotter-Busbee. The only way we can change history is to write it ourselves..... USE THE GOOGLE TOOLBAR (below) to search topics...

Set-up a Google Alert, Adoptees!

Search Tips: Google Alerts (ehababes)
Google Alerts can be a useful tool for individuals in the process of searching for a family member.
Google Alerts are email updates of the latest relevant Google results based on your queries. You decide a search query you wish to monitor. For example, if you are searching for a child born on December 1, 1990 in Illinois and surrendered to Easter House, you could set up the following alerts:
Born December 1, 1990 in IL
Born 12/1/1990
Easter House
Google will regularly search for your keywords and send you an email report containing links to any information that matches your alert. You should put in several variations of your information as you can not know how another person
might enter it. You may write your DOB as 12/1/1990 and they would post to a registry under December 1, 1990.
Alerts are easy to set up. Simply visit the Google Alert page and start entering your keywords and phrases.
If you need help, visit the Google Alert Getting Started Guide.