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392. Isabelzamora956 : I’m Isabel Zamora Lopez im searching for 2 of my son’s Florentino Aceves and Julio Ignacio Aceves they were taken from me in Moorhead Minnesota Clay County I don’t know much it was a closed adoption
393. NJones9899 : I was born May 8, 1964 in St. Paul, MN, adopted at 6wks of age through Catholic Charties in Ramsey County. My mother was 17 and the oldest of 5 children of Irish & Danish decent. My birth father, also 17 apparently did not know she was pregnant. He was one of 7 kids and there was also twins in the family. Please help me find my birth parents!
394. Norgemtgal : I am in search of my grandmother’s birth parents. She and her twin sister were born July 29, 1917 and were adopted by William (Charles) and Elsie Masters Stevens. Grandma’s name was Catherine Julia Stevens her sister was Adeline Elsie Stevens. I’m not sure if they were born in Minnesota or not - I’ve always assumed so. They were raised in Spicer, Kandiyohi Co., Minnesota. Grandma, Adeline, and her adoptive parents have all passed away.
396. VenusBellona25 : Hello. I am looking for my husband’s brother. He was born at 900 South 8th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404 on January 14, 1971 at St. Barnabus Hopsital
398. Lklvr : Your mother’s name was Judy and was possibly in the medical field. She was not married to your father, but he had children from a previous marriage.
Your motheris believed to have lived in Shakopee and I believe you were born in Hennepin County, MN. Your parents were not married to each other. I have done an Ancestry DNA profile, have you?
400. Ackstay : I am 58 years old‚ born in St. Louis Park‚ MN and adopted through Catholic Charities. It is my understanding that my birth mother was living with an uncle when she had me‚ so she may have been from outstate MN. My birth (sperm donor) is James Christensen who lived in south Minneapolis. He is unwilling to acknowledge my existence (despite his Facebook page showing he is a christian and pro lifer. My file is sealed. I would love to know more about my maternal background.
401. ChrisGGoudy : i have my adoption records and birth certificate, name of attorney, judge, clerk, and filing information for my adoption. I have my birth name, pretty much everything except the name of my parents. I don’t necessarily want to speak to them. I am not sure yet as my adoptive parents were wonderful but recently passed. My daughter has had health problems that are not related to her mothers side of the family. she now has children and I am most curious to know if there are any hereditary diseases that run in the family.
402. ChrisGGoudy : My Judgement of Decree was granted on August 10th 1954 in the State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin in District Court, Fourth Judicial District. the District Court Clerks Name was Phillip C. Schmidt. My birth name is Christopher Gene Goudy and was adopted by William H. Miller and Donna Miller. I have records that I was given by my father from the Minnesota Department of Health dated August 23rd 1954, signed by Jane V. Winholtz, Supervisor CF Unit, Section of Vital Statistics. I also have an Agreement of Placement between the Catholic Welfare Association and my adoptive father dated 8-11-53. the Notary on this Agreement is Jessica Swain. The reverend John Gregory Murray, D.D, Archbishop of St. Paul, President is listed on the aforementioned agreements as well as Reverend T.F. Meagher, Executive Director - Main 5275. I also have a $25 receipt from the Catholic Welfare Association, #8691, signed by N. Haggerty. The attorney used for thisadoption was Paul J. Blise. The name I have been given and live by is Gregory Paul Miller.
403. LizS89 : I am looking for a sister I just found out I have. My father and a woman‚ Lisa‚ gave a child up for adoption. They were both just finishing up high school in Rosemount‚ MN. I know the little girl was put up for adoption through Lutheran Social Services in 1989. My father’s name was Brad Sorenson and I know he wrote a letter for the child to receive.
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