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dannyzmom said:I used to live right outside of Bordentown and have a consultant on my team who still lives in the area. Want me to put you in touch with her?
kaceyleigh2 said:Are any of you from the Bordentown,NJ area? I'm looking for ideas on how to find out more info on my biological father. He lives in Bordentown, has a stable in Chesterfield and is in the Harness Racing industry. Anyone have any suggestions on where to go from here...
kaceyleigh2 said:Is Bordentown a big city or small town? Is it one of those places where everbody knows everybody? (like most of Maine LOL)
dannyzmom said:Nah - it's a pretty big place. But, Bordentown is not far from where I went to college and I am still connected to my sorority sisters up there...maybe if I mention his name or the name of the stable someone would know something?
Denarella said:I live in Hamilton right outside of Bordentown!
dannyzmom said:I interned at Hamilton West HS a zillion or so years ago...
Denarella said:Wow...that's my high school...graduated from there in '89
dannyzmom said:I interned there in the guidance department in 1995. I went to Rider College (now Rider University) for 6 years.
Denarella said:Im ten minutes from Rider. Great college....
dannyzmom said:Wow. I have only been back once since I finished grad school in 1995. And when I went back it was in the summer between summer sessions so the campus was a ghost-town.
Man, the memories I have there........
Denarella said:I work for the prosecutor's office in that county. There was a boy who died on campus from hazing this past spring semester. Very very sad...he was from California.
dannyzmom said:I know - I know all abou tit. It's horrible. He was in Phi Tau.
Our sorority alumni association is all up in arms because the entire Greek system on campus is in jeopardy. My sisters are making arrangements to have at least one alumni representative in attendance at every event fro mnow on to keep tabs on the active sisters and make sure there's no funny stuff going on. Things have really gotten out of hand since I graduated.
Carissidy said:Does anyone know how we can maybe get information on him through public records and where to look?
Denarella said:But what are we trying to find out exactly?
Carissidy said:anything.... I think, she'd have to answer that questionand if she is viewing this thread than she could answer better than me
chefheidi2003 said:I don't know what it is called in NJ but in PA it is called the Prothonotary, it is an office in the court house that has a lot of different kind of files. Many of the records are public records. Maybe if someone that lives near there wouldn't mind going and checking.
Carissidy said:I am not sure, kacey but I think he remarried??? Not sure just trying some background checking...
kaceyleigh2 said:He is remarried. His name is Frank MacEachern. His wife's name is Linda (she is mean and scarey!)
Denarella said:Maceachern Frank Stables 160 Crsswcks Chstrfld Road, Hamilton, NJ 08620 (609) 324-8488.
kaceyleigh2 said:Good detective work! Is this the same town you live in?
Carissidy said:wow Dena... what else ya got? hehe Getting support like this must make things so much easier... we can do it! Keep your chin up Kacey... Dena is doing great and maybe someone else tomorrow etc will also help out
kaceyleigh2 said:Dena I have a dumb question. I have googled him before and gotten different towns. For example, I get Bordentown, Columbus, sometimes Trenton for his address. Why is this, are they all the same?
kaceyleigh2 said:Are there any harness racing tracks nearby? I know there is Freehold and The Meadowlands? Do you know if there are any others?
Do you know Fenton Lane (that's where he lives)?
Carissidy said:Dena already you've been a huge help... I support Kacey 110% I know she is strong enough to do this and by people helping her with more support I know in my heart that eventually she will be able to close the chapter of her life! Thanks Detective Dena!
Denarella said:No, Im not familiar with Fenton Lane. What town (dare I ask? LOL). Im not sure about the harness racing...I'll check
kaceyleigh2 said:Are there any harness racing tracks nearby? I know there is Freehold and The Meadowlands? Do you know if there are any others?
Do you know Fenton Lane (that's where he lives)?
Carissidy said:Dena, you rock!
kaceyleigh2 said:Yes, you do...2 thums up!:thumbup: :thumbup:
Denarella said:Im off to bed ladies...let me know what else you need...keep me posted!:balloon:
Carissidy said:Hopefully we can get some more detective work done today....maybe? Iknow that you all gave good suggestions for the Paige case... But how would go about finding your birth father without having to hire someone. I know people do this stuff all the time. Does anyone live in New Jersey or have some possible suggestions as to how to go about this?
Carissidy said:Hopefully we can get some more detective work done today....maybe? Iknow that you all gave good suggestions for the Paige case... But how would go about finding your birth father without having to hire someone. I know people do this stuff all the time. Does anyone live in New Jersey or have some possible suggestions as to how to go about this?
There are a few ways you can try to gather more information about your biological father:
Unfortunately, as a company, we do not disclose personal information about our employees, so we cannot confirm if anyone is from the Bordentown area. However, you can try reaching out to local community groups or forums to connect with people who are familiar with the area and may be able to offer helpful advice or information.
Aside from the suggestions mentioned in the first question, you can also try searching for your father's name in the Bordentown area's local newspaper archives, as well as conducting a background check through a reputable online service. Additionally, you can reach out to the Bordentown Police Department for any potential records or leads they may have.
You can try searching online for equestrian or racing directories specific to Chesterfield, NJ. You can also reach out to the Chesterfield township office or chamber of commerce for potential information on local stables and businesses.
If you are able to gather more information about your father's location or contact information, we recommend proceeding with caution. You may want to consider reaching out to a therapist or support group to discuss your feelings and potential next steps. If you do decide to reach out to your father, it's important to approach the situation with honesty and open communication. Ultimately, the decision to reconnect with your father is a personal one, and you should do what feels right for you.