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1640. Taylorbritton07 : I was adopted at birth by a couple named Patty and Paul. My name is Taylor. I was told my mothers name is Jennifer Robertson but that could be a lie.
1642. TPEAML : Looking for birth name Angelina Michelle‚ one of two sisters adopted out. Name may have been changed. Sisters were born in 2004 and 2005 in Florida.
1643. Sncooper : I am looking for my uncle. He would be around 60-65. My grandpa and I tried to find him before he tragically passed away. So it has been my mission to continue the search! His mom was very young when she gave birth to him. Her parents sent her to a hospital or institution in Louisville‚ Ky for unwed mothers. This would have taken place between 1960-1965. His birth mom’s name was Dianne Higgins. If you see this message‚ please reach out to me. I would love to meet you. I hope to find you soon!
1644. DawnC714 : Searching for birthmother/father. Baby girl... born 7/14/1970 at Our Lady’s Home for Infants(?) I weighed 4 lbs 10 Oz at birth‚ and was not placed with a family until I was 28 days old‚ but I don’t know how much of those 28 days were actually spent at OLHfI. Adoption handled through Catholic Charities. I was adopted by a military couple stationed at Ft Campbell.
1645. Member052072 : I am a birth mother searching for my daughter‚ born May 20‚ 1972 in Louisville (Jefferson Co.)‚ Kentucky. Adoption arranged by Catholic Charities. My daughter has tiny congenital lip pits‚ not discernable‚ but passed down generation to generation. Her ethnicity is bi-racial (White/African American).
1646. DesreeBowman : Mother’s maiden name Carolyn Kay Devine
Other aliases Barr‚ Buckles. Date of Birth 3/26/1964. From Carrollton Ky. Adoption in Louisville Ky‚ evidently mom best friend all she remembers is at the adoption agency there was nuns. Dead end there. I was born in 1984 my mom and dad slipt when I was some where around 1. All I know about his dad is they called him Billy.
1647. Chelsiehubbard01 : I’m trying to find my brother he’s a year younger than me‚ our mothers name is michelle at the time I think her last name was kahle he was born at st Elizabeth in Florence ky or Edgewood Kentucky. He is biracial. We have a half brother named Robert a half sister name Kashena. Our father’s name which I did not find him until I was 9 name is mark chapman. When he was born he was born as Christopher Tyler kahle when he got adopted his name became Collin I’m not sure of middle or last name though. My name is Chelsie Marie Hubbard when I was born my name was Chelsie Marie kahle.
1648. Austinmetzler1972 : Her name was charlotte Sophia Metzler. My daughter went to her grandmother she died and I haven’t seen her since almost birth please help
1649. Jamom50 : I am seeking to find out the identity of (birth name) ‚ and other information about‚ the birth parents/siblings of my father‚ Franklin Tyrell Welsch. My father was born on September 17‚ 1911‚ in Newport‚ Campbell County‚ KY. I do not know the year of his adoption. My mother‚ Audrey Elizabeth Furr Welsch‚ (deceased since 1997) did say that she thought he was older than an infant when he was adopted and that the birth family had other children besides my father. We have no other information about his birth parents. My father died in 1972‚ and both of his adoptive parents have been dead for many‚ many years. I am looking for genealogical information for my children and grandchildren.
Both adoptive parents (Harry Jonty Welsch and Amelia Bertha Knell Welsch) were born in Cincinnati‚ Ohio. The 1910 Census identifies their address at 9b Eastar Ave.‚ Cincinnati Ward 2‚ Hamilton‚ Ohio. They do not appear in the 1920 Census. To my knowledge‚ the adoptive parents did not have other children from whom to get information.
My father and his adoptive parents lived in Ohio until 1919‚ when they moved to London‚ Ontario‚ Canada‚ for employment. They do appear in the 1921 Census of Canada. Their address at that time was: House number 52‚ 543 York St.‚ London‚ Ontario‚ Canada. Additional Census information: Enumeration district 101‚ Ward 3‚ Sub district number 33‚ Enumerator: G.H. Poole‚ Line number 16‚ Family Number 53. They returned to the USA before the 1930 Census in the USA. Their address in the 1930 Census was 227 Fosdick St. Cincinnati‚ Ohio. My father was in the military (Army) during WWII. His registration date was: 16 Oct 1940 and his enlistment date was in 1943 (Fort Meyer‚ VA). In 1940 he lived at 3445 14th St. NW‚ Washington‚ DC. At the time of his registration‚ he worked for the Veteran’s Administration (Vermont and H St). By the 1950 Census‚ Franklin lived with my mother and me at: 1445 Park Road‚ Apt. 406‚ dwelling number 54‚ Washington‚ DC. When he enlisted‚ we were living in Prince George’s County‚ MD.
1650. LookinPam : I just know her birth name is Pam . The father gave up his rights to her in 1970 s
I believe her mom has ties with Illinois. She had the baby but my dad gave up rights when she found another man to married . So in mid seventies he hired a lawyer and gave up his rights to her . I believe her family was from Kentucky.
Could have been born in May. She could possibly not even know she was adopted
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