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Originally Posted by asianthree
My Kentucky grandparents (both had one parent Native American) did not have a birth certificate just a bible.
All of their children birthed on the farm, in 1920-35 didn’t have a BC. Just recorded birth in same bible.
To date 3 survivors of 6 Do Not have a BC, only family bible, from early 1900s.
Yet acquired DL & SS# in their 20s. My guess is today technically could be deported, because of lack of full legal identification, as to place of birth. Early Descendants of Native Americans usually didn’t have BC of live births.
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So, that don’t relieve them from doing what’s required by state and federal law. I fine it unusual they had no identification until their 20’s? Was they home schooled? I wasn’t born at home not hospital in late late 40s. My mother left me with my grandparents neither drove or lived close to big city. Yet I have birth certificate. Where there Will there’s a way.