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2282. Julia999 : I am searching for my adopted brother. My mother was forced to give him up at birth due to her age and religion. My mother was 15 - 17 years old‚ so he was born in 1950 or 1951
The birth father was not suitable for parenting the baby‚ so my grandparents had her put him up for adoption to a catholic family.
I have been searching for him for the past 26 years‚ since the day I found out about him. My mother told me the day after my father passed away‚ she had never told my father about her son she had to give up.
My mother is will be 88 this year (2022) and I would love to find him so he could meet the amazing woman that gave him life and the rest of his big‚ beautiful & loving family.
2284. RaineSJ : Looking for possible half sibling of my mom. My mom was adopted at birth in 1955. With the research I’ve done on Ancestry.com and other sites, I believe this half sibling who born around the 1960’s (??) to possibly have ties with the last names of Aaron, Beckmeier, Wilson (as well as few others). I know who my moms biological mother was but do not know exactly who her biological father is. (Although I have some clues). This half sibling would share a father with my mom. He may be related to people with the last names of Ferris, Farris, Hovel, Harvill, Beckmeier, Langley. The half sibling we are searching for MAY be from OK, MS, TX, or IL areas but not positive.
2285. 5family5fin : Our mom’s name was Shirley Orr but could have gone by last name Rutt or Murrison as well. She was in high school and stayed at one of the homes for unwed moms in Kansas City until you were born. You were then given up for adoption. This would have been from around 1954-1958. My mom lived in the Junction City or Chapman area in Kansas around that time, and left for New York when she was 18. You have two sisters Myself, 55 and my sister, 50. Our Mom just passed away this past November so we cannot ask about you. We just found out that we had another sibling and would really like to meet you if you would like.
2287. Auntinwaiting : I am the Aunt of a beautiful baby boy who was born in a St. Louis MO Hospital on Sept 24, 1968 to my young sister. It is a long story but in those days, many of these young unwed girls were taken to Catholic Charities to live and work during their entire pregnancy until the birth of the child. My nephew was born in St. Louis however, I believe the adoption was handled privately through Morris Chapman, a well-known attorney in Granite City, Illinois. I am hoping to find him his mother and siblings want to meet him and if he feels the same way, I would like to help make that happen. I recently moved from my home where my family had lived for over 40 years. I just knew that someday he would knock on my door asking if I was his Aunt. Unfortunately, that never happened I am praying that "Adoption.com" might help us fiind each other. :)
2288. Jdibble : I have limited information . I am a female born January 10,1982 in Kansas City Missouri. I am searching for my birth family. I believe the adoption was through catholic charities. I went to a foster home for about a month before the adoption took place. I have birthmoms name. Sharon Taylor
2289. Angel69127 : I am searching for my grandma’s oldest sister. She was born in Oregon in 1919 but I don’t know if that is where the adoption took place. Her birth mom’s family originated from Virginia or West Virginia. Her birth mom died July 6, 1919. The name on the records I’ve found show her birth name as Marie Lois Hodges.
2291. Jbschwartz05 : I received a brief bio about my birth mother from my closed adoption. All names were blacked out. My birth mother had me in July of 1979 after she had completed her sophomore year at Garden City Community College on a tennis scholarship and had relocated to St. Louis, MO. When she lived in Garden City, during high school and college, at one time or another, she worked for Gibson’s Discount Store , the Buhge Corporation, Hilton Inn, Red Hills Motel and the 160 Cafe. She also spent a summer working in Valdez, Alaska during high school where she taught tennis and swimming (her older brother was an engineer who worked for the Alyeska Pipeline Company in Valdez, Alaska). It says that she was significantly younger (on avg. 10+ years younger) than her 3 siblings. She had one sister and two brothers. One of her brothers moved to Ashland, Kansas, worked for a oil and gas company and active with his Masonic lodge. Her other brother moved to Valdez, Alaska, worked for a oil company there, and was also active with his Masonic lodge. It says that my birth mother was about 5’8 with hazel eyes and had thick, blonde hair with a reddish cast.
2294. Ljospencer : I was born April 18 1983, in de pere, mo, at what is now de pere hospital, ( Norman Something hospital) I was born with a dark birth mark on my forehead a skin tag on ear and mark red on upper back, dark hair brown eyes. I am hoping to get to meet my birth parents any siblings, and family.
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Buffalo, New York
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San Diego, California
54 years it took us until we found each other. We did a DNA test to confirm! Perfect match. We spent two weeks together and have a blessed, wonderful relationship! We even look alike in so many ways. She is more than I was expecting! Thank you for your website, Adopted.com!
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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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