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    Oct 24, 2005, 05:33 PM
    Mr John Chapman
    Given the address of an old friend in the 1970s, is it possible to trace their current address (eg. By searching electoral rolls or land registry records)?
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    Nov 8, 2005, 07:54 AM
    Of course, best their ssn... depending on their present age (I would check marriage, devorce, death record, real estate/recorded deed, etc, in the city and surrounding (100miles?) area.. peripherally, info that may lead you to him/her would be via remembered parents a/o sibling names, addresses; local newpapers. Another area I am totally ignorant is geneolgy - moron/lds church have records of all mankind..

    Good luck & let us/me know how you come out.

    P2E
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