Our History of Residences

[fmdog44]

Does anyone know a way to get a list of all past residences namely street addresses without paying fee?

 

[Butterfly]

Nope. The only ones I know of you have to pay. I used a lot of them when I used to do skip tracing occasionally as part of my job.

 

[Mrs. Robinson]

Nope. The only ones I know of you have to pay. I used a lot of them when I used to do skip tracing occasionally as part of my job.

My eldest daughter was a skip tracer for several years. She loved that job-and was really good at it!

 

[applecruncher]

Try truepeoplesearch.com

 

[JustBonee]

The three credit reporting bureaus should have your addresses going back to when your credit history started. They are supposed to do that anyway .. and keep those records accurate and for life.
One of my first jobs in high school was working at our local Credit Bureau, and working with files and constantly updating addresses, and peoples status, etc.

 

[911]

No promises here, but I worked with a fellow that wanted to research his Grandfather’s roots, so he went to ancestry.com and was given a “free trial.” He seemed pleased with the results. He showed us a time card from where his Grandfather worked, which was in a watch factory.

It’s just an idea, but it may give you what you’re looking for, if they still offer the free trial.

 

[Manatee]

We have owned 9 homes in 4 states plus a few rentals along the way. I can still remember most. It is interesting to look at them on Zillow.com and see how appearances and values have changed.