please help me find  neil edward gordon born in ohio and had his own business?
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http://www.zabasearch.com/query1_zaba.php?sname=neil%20edward%20gordon&state=ALL&ref=$ref&se=$se&doby=&name_style=1\n\nThere are 30 Neil E. Gordons found through this search.  Good luck!
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Look up People Search on Yahoo.  I just did and found 18 Chester Wells in the US.  It gives addresses and phone numbers.  Pick one.
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Try these:\n\nLeonard Mack \n57 Annamarie Ter Buffalo, NY\nDOB: 1924\nPhone # 716-651-9835\n\nLEONARD MACK Born  Jan 1927     \n572 DENISE RD    Recorded: 05/06/2002\nROCHESTER, NY  14616  County   (585) 581-0382   \n\nLEONARD MACK Born  Jan 1927   \n75 WOODLAND DR    Recorded: Unknown\nROCHESTER, NY  14612  County   (585) 865-8194  \n\n\nLEONARD J MACK Born  1921     \n14 HADEL RD    Recorded: Unknown\nSCHENECTADY, NY  12302  County   (518) 399-5677
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I would try Chase.  They are everywhere!  And, I believe they just took over Bank One.  (At least all the Bank Ones here in Columbus just changed to Chase.)  The Chase website shows two branches in Wooster and 28 branches in Rochester.
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Visit http://people.yahoo.com/ and search his name.
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ask you mother about the names of any friends he had, does she know where he went next when he left or where he was from before the time he lived in your town, what company he worked for\nalso, put the name in a directory assistance page that will search all of scotland or a people search page and see if anything hits.
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Try researching Cobb County, or maybe Fulton.
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I was from Columbus Ohio. national City on main in whitehall sells them. check any national city and I think bank america might as well.
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Did you try to bring up Crawford Co, Ohio?\nIf you know the name of the local news paper for Crawford Co, then you could pull up their obits.\nWhen did she pass? Was it recently or a long time ago?\nI'll  Google it and get back to you.\nI entered "Crawford County Ohio" in the Google search engine and there are over a dozen sites to choose from.\nI when to Bucyrus County Ohio and found obits but they were only for Nov.20th and her name was not listed.\nTry to Google it and you may know better where to go to find it.\nThey even have birth and death records you can access, but you have to have more info than I had. Enter Betty S. Hill and it will take you to sites under that name.\nI hope you find what you are looking for. God bless.
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I would go to a search engine and type the person's name in quotation marks.  See what that brings up.\n\nAlso, try doing a people search from the Yahoo! home page.  It might come up with his/her business name.\n\nTry your state web site...some have a search engine.  Maybe that will bring something up.  But there's a chance that if this person is really that awful, he/she might not even be liscenced with the state as a business.  \n\nIf worse comes to worst, go to the web sites for the organizations you want to contact, and simply give them the info that you do have.  They may take matters into their own hands and find the rest of the info on their own, since you can't.\n\nGood luck.
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You could do what this guy did:\n\n"During research for Anderson's in Ohio, this book was found to be a reference for information found on a number of web sites. I was determined to review this source. During early January 2002, I contacted the Hancock County Indiana library in Greenfield, were I participate in the genealogy society meetings, and arranged an inter-library loan of this book with the Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library (215 East Third Street, Dayton Ohio 45402-2103, 937-227-9530)"
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Sorry, no... Try searching (peoplesearch.com, google, jeeves, etc)...
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person search engine or try yahoo directory
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Better Business Bureau, google it for your area
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Superpages.com will give you his address and phone number.  Good luck!
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Are they related to Ben Dover? Just kidding. Did you try Yahoo people search?
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pinkertons.com is the official website for his agency which is thriving still today. They have a little bit there that might be helpful to you (Under 'About", click 'History')