I have "waisted" $100's on all the so-called search sites, is there really any place to get help with locating a dead father and possible sister?? I have no real info other than names, we were separated when I was under 5yo, his name is Randolph Raymond Ferris and that is about all I can go on, other than he used to live in southern Illinois. Has been many many years and I do know that he has passed on, I do not have the luxury of asking any other family about him. There has to be a way to find someone, HELP if you can,
Thank you!

I could only find one death record in the index for a Randolph R Ferris, this is it.
Note Jackson MO is very near Southern Il, just across the river.


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Randolph R. Ferris death date date 1993
City, Jackson, Missouri

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

I could only find one death record in the index for a Randolph R Ferris, this is it.
Note Jackson MO is very near Southern Il, just across the river.


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Randolph R. Ferris death date date 1993
city, Jackson, Missouri

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Thank you for that info, unfortunately that is all I have came up with also, I GUESS IT IS JUST NOT IN THE CARDS FOR ME TO KNOW THIS info, have been looking and trying to figure for over 10 years now and I am to the point of it is just not going to happen...
I do thank you for your time
R.

Randolph Raymond Ferris was my uncle, his wife was Laurel, she died in the lat 60's or 70's and he remaired. He has a son Robert Raymond and a daughter, Judith Ann. They moved to California in about the same time. Randolph died in California in the 90's. This was confirmed by my son several years ago. I have been trying to locate both kids for 3 or 4 years with no luck. I was a message a year or so ago (probable from you) looking for Judith A in Carlinville Ill, which is where I was born and raised. They lived in Du Quoin Illinois until moving to California, which is south and east of St Louis, Mo. I never heard of any children other than the 2 mentioned. I will try to keep an eye on this page to see if you respond. Thanks Rich