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2102. Rpresident : Searching for my mother’s biological family. My mother was adopted through Division of Family Services in Hannibal‚ Mo.
She was born at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal‚ Mo. She was born August 15th‚ 1965 and given to the state in February 1966. She was then given to Charles and Dorothy Arnett and the adoption was complete in 1967. It is said my biological grandmother was 22 years old at the time of my mother’s birth. Her name may have been Patricia Haskell (not sure of the spelling) and she may have been married to a man named Robert Rost from Paris‚ Mo. No information has been provided about the father.
2103. Taylorlea212 : Hello! My name is Taylor Vitztum and I am looking for my mom’s birth parents. My mom has been dealing with some health issues and I am curious if any of them are hereditary. My mom’s birth name was Suzanne Richards. She was born at St. John’s Hospital in Springfield, MO on May 23, 1973. She was adopted by the most amazing people, Bob (Robert) & Linda McCarthy. I have a daughter of my own now and am hoping to find out more information about our ancestry.
2104. SarahHoppie226 : Hello! I am searching on behalf of my mother, as she was adopted at around 18 months in St. Louis, Missouri. She was in a children’s home when adopted, and has had no contact with her biological family. My mother was born November 23, 1962, with deep blue eyes and dark brown hair. Her biological father is said to be over half Syrian, while her mother is from America. My mother is also 5"10, with a tan complexion. I would love to know if she has any siblings as well, as she was an only child within her adopted family. Excited to see if it’s possible to find a match!
2107. DonnaJN : I discovered my mom (Iris Stein) placed a child for adoption between 1942-1946. She was in Kansas City‚ Missouri‚ probably at the Florence Crittenton Home. I would love to find my half-sibling or their descendants.
2108. Rchrisbennett : Trying to find my birth parents. Was born St. John’s Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur, Mo. on July 9th, 1983. I was part of a closed adoption and hoping to find some helpful info for my journey.
2109. ScottDee : Looking for biological siblings on my bio father’s side. Most likely, all different mothers. I know the birth father’s name to be Tom Scime. I have done DNA testing on both 23 and me and ancestry.
2111. Babysimmons1955 : Searching for my Uncle/half-uncle‚ my grandmother was 15 and forced by her mother to give baby up for adoption‚ father of child not listed on birth certificate but her sister’s husband (last name Roberts) violated her at the age of 14. I recently discovered the birth certificate was forged‚ wrong address listed‚ birth mother’s name misspelled‚ and my grandmother’s signature (which was notarized btw) was forged by her mother. Your birth mother suffered lifelong mental anguish as a consequence and her dying wish was to FIND YOU‚ unfortunately she passed in 1997.
Original Birth certificate lists:
Baby Boy Simmons
born at Faith Hospital St Louis
We have the non-identifying info sheet of the family who adopted him
2112. Kittyg : My beloved son was born in St Louis, M0, probably in St Mary’s Hospital, on October 9, 1981. He was placed with my husband and me a few days later, and the adoption was final on December 3, 1981. His birth mother’s name was Gail and she named him Curt. Every day I have prayed for the health and happiness of his birth parents. We named him Richard, and call him Ricky. He has been healthy his whole life until 7 weeks ago, and now has an unusual disease. It would be helpful to know more of the health history of one or both birth parents.
2113. Katherine1993 : Hi my name is katherine i am trying to look for my daughter Abelina Coyne she was born on january 19‚2015 she was adopted out by the St. Louis county foster care system and i wold like to find her and see hows shes doing and hopefully be able to be apart of her life
2114. Plowrey : I am looking for the birth parents of my children’s grandmother. She was adopted in Missouri, born in 1938, Adopted to William & Lucille Cecil Her adopted name is Helen Louise Cecil.
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Buffalo, New York
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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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Jacksonville, Florida
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New York, United States of America
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