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It depends on where you live, and does not depend on the age of the child.To change my son’s name in CT when he was 9, I had to go through the Probate Court. An amended birth certificate was not issued, so my son will always have to show a copy of the court decree along with his birth certificate to show that he is now using a different name than the certificate shows.My mother changed my legal name in WI when I was 5 (a long time ago, things may have changed since then). The certified copy of my birth certificate shows “Cindy” struck out and replaced with “Cynthia”. She realized as she was signing me up for school that she wanted me to have a more formal name for my legal name, not a nickname.

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Is his name on the birth certificate? One suggestion, go on Facebook and join a genealogy research group page. You can post what you’re looking for and researchers will take your “case” and help locate the information for you. Also, try doing a Google search of “Mr. xxx”, Chilton WI, 1959. Put the Mr xxx name in quotation marks to narrow the search. Check newspapers for your grandmas name and his info might show up? Check for a birth announcement in the newspaper. Apply for a copy of your moms birth certificate from the Health Dep. Hope these ideas help. Good luck!