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258. SalaciousCrumpet : Seeking cousins I barely remember. You were born Jesse Stanton in or near Chicago IL, somewhere around 1975-1976, to parents Ron and Vicki/Victoria, and you have a younger sister named Sabrina. My name is Rhonda. Ron’s sister Dixie is my mother, which makes us cousins by blood, though we were probably all too young to remember.
While I am in touch with Ron occasionally, and know his whereabouts, I am absolutely NOT here to push you to get in touch with your birth father if you don’t want to. I am not at all in touch with my own, so I understand if you prefer to stay anonymous. I’m just putting this out there because I don’t have a lot of family and I’m curious about your lives... hoping you grew up with fantastic parents and had a lot of fantastic days. And if not... we can always share stories of how we overcame. :) Either way - I hope lives right now are as happy and entertaining as can be, and I hope to hear from you.
-Rhonda
259. SalaciousCrumpet : Seeking cousins I barely remember. You were born Sabrina Stanton in or near Chicago IL, somewhere around 1976-1977, to parents Ron and Vicki/Victoria, and you have an older brother named Jesse. My name is Rhonda. Ron’s sister Dixie is my mother, which makes us cousins by blood, though we were probably all too young to remember.
While I am in touch with Ron occasionally, and know his whereabouts, I am absolutely NOT here to push you to get in touch with your birth father if you don’t want to. I am not at all in touch with my own, so I understand if you prefer to stay anonymous. I’m just putting this out there because I don’t have a lot of family and I’m curious about your lives... hoping you grew up with fantastic parents and had a lot of fantastic days. And if not... we can always share stories of how we overcame. :) Either way - I hope lives right now are as happy and entertaining as can be, and I hope to hear from you.
-Rhonda
260. Beckypetro : My mother’s maiden name was Candice Jo Renner. She has never told me much, do not know father’s name, just that I have a half brother. You would have been born late 1960’’s early 1970’s
261. JLobner : My name is Jessica Doolittle Lobner and I am in search of a first cousin who was born in the 1970s, most likely in Meriden, CT at Meriden Hospital. I believe this female lived in the Diamond Hill section of Meriden. That is all of the information I can give at this time. I am the niece of the biological father, who I do not wish to name at this time.
Thank you.
262. SeanHourahan1 : The adoption took place in New York within a few days of your birth. The papers were finalized a few months later. We had to drive over the state line into New York for the adoption to take place for legal reasons. We were very young 15 and 16 and am not sure who’s names were on the birth certificate as neither of us filled out any paperwork.
The actual place of birth was at the Danbury Hospital in CT but I’m not sure that would show on the birth certificate due to the fact
that state lines were crossed. Do the the names Smith, Michael (may have been attorneys name), Carr, Karr ( or Kerr, sounded like that) or Steven sound familiar ?
263. JODell3 : Born in Sharon, CT. Closed adoption. Biological grandparents/family gave me an oversized, massive teddy bear with a red, white and green sweater and a red angel music box.
264. Cheercoach11 : The child was born to my sons father Darrell Rivera and we are only concerned with knowing that the child is safe and well unless the other child requests contact
268. Elizabeth1207 : Hi, I am looking for my sister who was born in County Cavan, Ireland in August 1957. My mums name is Lucy Reilly who was also from County Cavan, Ireland.
On my sisters original birth certificate her name was Mary Brigid. I believe that she was adopted by an american couple and taken to America, but I don’t know how true this is because of the secrecy that surrounded adoptions in Ireland in the 1950’s.
269. Briannavoos28 : Hi my name is dawn i was Cathy lyn at birth..my mother was young and me up for a adoption to voos family in cheshire..my mothers name was mary goslin
270. Adovasio69 : I am a birth mother looking for my daughter born on March 4th, 1969 at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, Connecticut. She was placed for adoption with The Village for Children and Families in Hartford, Connecticut.
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