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316. Lisauzell1 : Iam searching for my sister who was born on the 14th of july 1969
She was born in St james hosital dublin. Her adoption ref no is A179-17.
Her birth name given to her is Jacqueline .
Our birth mothers name is Carmel Mc Guane who is Deceased.
317. Stephenews : We are half brothers. We share a father‚ whose identity is unknown to me. The birth date and location I indicated here are not accurate as far as I know. They were required fields. You were born in Ireland and adopted by a couple from England‚ I believe Stoke-on-Trent.
318. CarolOGrady : My Cousin was born Jan/Feb/Mar 1949 in Dublin. His Mother my Aunt was around 22 yrs old her name was Annie known as Nancy O’Grady. The family lived in Sandymount Dublin. My Mother gave me the information she had that Annie had a child in a private nursing home the Father John Madigan was a manager of a well know food manufacturing company in Dublin as far as I am aware. After the child was born Annie was sent to Essex in England as the couple were not married and he was engaged to another. He asked my Mother to adopt but she could not as she was her Sister in Law living with her own husband and his family at the time and they would have found out that Annie had the child. Annie died aged 27 in Essex England. My Mother had always wanted to find John‚ obviously would now probably have a different name. All of the parents generations are now gone‚ but I would dearly love to find Annies lost son.
319. Bettsie : I was born Sharon Cody in 1977 in Dublin to birth parents that I believe were called Maureen Cody ( feb 1956) from Maryland crumlin and Micheal o toole ( from Wexford).. am searching for information
321. Mightbe : I’m looking for my birth mother. I believe she was 27 when she had me in the coombe hospital‚ Dublin.
My father was of Italian nationality but was unaware of the pregnancy.
The adoption was conducted through CPRSI (cunamh)‚ South Anne Street‚ Dublin.
I don’t have any other information except that she had a brother who had Polio.
323. Johnfkennedy1007 : Hi‚ I believe that you were born in the national Maternity hospital in Dublin‚ Holle’s street.
You were born between 1967 and 1971‚
Your birth mother ‚ was Mary Neary also known as Mary Kennedy‚ you may have been in care‚ or fostered before your adoption‚was finally completed in 1976‚ your adoption‚ was legally done through the courts‚ as your mother could not be found.
The adoption agency involved was
St Patrick’s guild.
One of the adoption people there‚ was called St Gabrielle.
324. JohnPaulKavanagh : The mothers name of the child born is Ann Burns. We call the child Jonathon Burns before he was adopted. As far as I know I was on the birth certificate as John Kavanagh. Jonathon was born 26 minutes pass 6 in the Rotunda Hospital inDublin Ireland.
326. Johnfkennedy1007 : Hi‚ I am looking for two full sibling or two half sibling ‚ who might have been born in London or Dublin between 1960-1970.
Mother was Irish‚and worked in clerical‚lived in the Rathgar/Ranelagh area of Dublin‚and would have been around 26-27 years old in 1960. Father may have been Irish and lived in Dublin area‚ if not‚he was from mainland Europe.
Possibly placed in care or fostered around the Dublin area‚ before you were adopted.
Its possible the people who fostered you‚ also adopted you.
your mother may not have signed your adoption papers‚so your adoption was done through the courts.
327. Barry1982 : Born 13/08/1982
St.pats navan road.
St Louise adoption agency .
Adopted baby- boy‚ David Mitchell
Birth mother: Mary Mitchell
Birth mother from ballinlough Roscommon
Father: Dermot from Dublin.
Birth mothers parents- Michael and Margaret Mitchell
329. Banana1977 : I’m looking for a small lady who was called Anna knowls and she was living in a mobile home beside the spawell and she gave me up on Xmas eve and the adoption was already planned for me also Anna to be adopted by a farmer family who had then rejected me because I had scoliosis and they didn’t want a child that was disabled so I got to stay with my foster parents who adopted me and I have had a wonderful childhood and I love my family and I am only doing this for my kid’s I’m very happy to let my natural mother know I am very proud of her strength and courage to let me go I have no reason to forgive her as she did nothing but give me the best start in life she’s an amazing woman who put me first
330. 307278 : Hi‚ I’m looking for a half sister‚ born after 1975. My birth mothers maiden name was Bridget (Margaret) Gallagher and she was known as Peig or Peg/Peggy. she lived in Drogheda in the mid 60s. She was a civil servant from about 1966 until about 1979 when she went back to Drogheda (possibly Mayo) and married in Ballintubber after 1975. her husband died in 2000 and she had four children‚ three sons and a daughter. We believe strongly that prior to her marriage‚ she had another child who was also put up for adoption. I was born in Dublin in 1967 and my sister Maggie was also born in 1974 in Dublin. We would love to find this missing sibling to complete our family jigsaw.
Hopefully someone will have a ittle bit of information that might help‚ thanks !
Paul Little.
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Sarah
Buffalo, New York
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Cheryl
San Diego, California
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Wadesboro, North Carolina
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Tracy, California
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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MODESTO, California
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Springfield, Missouri
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Enid, Oklahoma
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Jacksonville, Florida
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