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She got her start in this area of research over two years ago while searching her husband's birth parents, himself an adoptee. It i3f the belief of George Chappelle, and his wife, Gari- Sue Greene, that adoptees have the same rights as anyone else to trace their ancestry and to find their true identify. their work, Chap- rreene have had some mderful experiences *nd success in bringing birth! parents and their surrendered children together after years of separation. The Greene-Chappelles and their genealogical-adbptee work has been featured in a Chicago newspaper, on T.V. and most recently, Ms. Greene was in­ terviewed for an upcoming articlcftn a woman's magazine. The meeting will be open to all members and guests and in particular anyone who has an interest in tracing the ancestry of an adopted friend or loved one. "The Early Records of St. John The Baptist Catholic Church" of Johnsburg, Vol. I. 1852-1868 and Vol. II 1869-1882 are still available for purchase at the meetings. 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