Advice from Amy Dickinson.
My brother and I are the byproducts of extramarital affairs our mother had between 1943 and 1953, presumably to the same man.Out of a guilty conscience, our mother eventually spilled the beans about her past. We were devastated.
The only confirmation that we have of his actual existence was an obscure death certificate, dated 1963. One advantage of DNA genealogy research is that it is not dependent on names, surnames, family trees, or public records.
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