[real saxophonist]

I was adopted. My parents' names are on the birth certificate. That's how it was done then. Adopted AT BIRTH.

So I don't know my true blood ancestry, but that of the only family I know is interesting enough.

I have NO desire to go on Oprah and look up my biological 'parents'.

[jrcats]

If there is a male available have them do a y-dna test. It should give you your haplogroup (R1a, R1b etc.) & then you can check various dna websites to see if there are any matches (Family Tree, Y-search etc.). Both my husband & brother have found matches.