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317. Rhondasdaughter : My mother’s birth name was Nancy. Her mother was Dutch. She was adopted from the Nebraska Children’s home in Lincoln Nebraska. When she went to get a passport‚ the office said her birthday was not correct. My mother never searched. She passed away many years ago and I feel like I want to know more about my history. I look like my mom‚ so I probably am similar to her mother.
318. Chantelhayes : I am searching for my paternal Grandfather’s Biological family. The only information we have is that he was adopted via the Nebraska Children’s Home Society Omaha NE, and was presented in documents in 1931 as "Baby Boy Cheney." His adoptive parents were Glenn and Ethel Doerr. I am in my mid 30s and would love to know who is in my family’s lineage, so I am hoping this helps me out.
319. MDudgeon : Birth mother’s name was Desiree Chadwick of Bellevue, NE. My son (I was told by her mother) looked like me. He was either born in Bellevue or Omaha, NE. Unsure of exact date and place of birth.
321. Nervousnelly : Born at Children’s Hospital in Omaha‚ NE. Adopted through Child Saving Institute. Had a heart condition diagnosis at birth. Biological mother also has a heart murmur. Found biological father in 2018‚ he was studying and playing football at UNL during the time I was conceived. He and I are both curious to find my biological mother.
322. 06081 : I am searching for my sister who was placed for adoption at birth. I know very little about her. I believe she was born in Omaha, Nebraska to birth parents from Fremont, Nebraska. She was adopted by a family that had an older male child.
324. LJK63 : WANTING TO FIND OUT INFORMATION ON ADOPTIVE PARENTS AND FAMILY. FOR CURIOUSITY AS WELL AS FOR MEDICAL. I ONLY KNOW I WAS ADOPTED FROM CHILDRENS SOCIETY HOME IN OMAHA NEBRASKA.
327. AlyssaStinson1996 : I am looking for my younger half sister who was taken by the state due to her situations in life. last time I saw her she was located in Omaha,NE but I am not sure if she was moved to a different city. I am in desperate need to contact her and see her again.
328. LVn8ive : My grandfather, Paul Weible Jr. (not sure of his birth name), was born 2/5/1926 in Nebraska. I do not have an adoption date but found a 1930 census showing him with his adopted family in Davison, Cheyenne, Nebraska. Paul Weible Sr & Wilhelmena Weible (Kluhart) adopted him. We believe his birth mother’s name was Elizabeth Bass (Base, Baese, Baze???) Paul Weible, Jr. is still living (=D), we had his DNA tested and are looking for his biological family and how we are related to some of the people he is/we are matched to. Any help would be generously appreciated! TYIA
330. TimBorninDubuque : I was born in Dubuque, Iowa at 3:24 -am on May 20, q1968. (6lbs 6 oz, 19" long) Adopted through Catholic Charities in Omaha, Nebraska. Catholic Charities provided non- identifying information regarding my birth parents. According to their records my birth mother was a 20 year old college student at the time of birth. She had fair complexion, brown hair and "beautiful eyes." She was 5’6" tall, athletic and considered an excellent swimmer. She is of German-Croation descent and Catholic. She had two siblings. An older sister and a younger brother. Her father was a "successful businessman." The birth father was a 22 year old college student. The son of farmers. He is listed as 5’11" and 190 lbs with blue eyes and red hair. He is of German-Czech descent and Lutheran faith. He was athletic with an interest in football. He is the oldest of four children with one brother and two sisters. He was aware of the pregnancy. My name given at birth may have been Christopher. My adoptive parents named me Timothy. I’m curious about my past and am interested in learning about my birth parents.
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New York, United States of America
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