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437. Guitarman1951 : Born in Omaha, Nebraska. Birth mother may have been from Iowa and may have been as young as 14. At birth my husband was given the name Paul. When Paul was adopted from a Lutheran unwed mother’s home he was given the name Stephen. He was adopted within the first month of his birth. It was a closed adoption.
439. Nikodeguyo : I want to find my mother Kristina Ohr.
My birth name was Christian but my adopted parents renamed me to Nicholas.
I want to know who I came from and who my father is.
440. RockerBaby85 : I am searching for my birth mother. This is something that has been weighing on me for a long time, and I feel like it’s now time to take the final step and locate her
442. Whipnspur : I would like to have some idea o my family heritage. I dont wish to make anyone uncomfortable and will only contact them if they so wish.
443. AnnMarie13 : My adoption records indicate I was born in West Point Nebraska ( Cuming County) on November 13, 1964. It appears I was simply identified as baby girl Merry. My birth mother name is Beverly Merry. I have obtained my adoption records, but there is no medical history.
444. Jackfa15 : I was born in Omaha, Nebraska, on August 9th, 1996. My parents who adopted me are, Peter Stern Farnum, and Lisbeth Poor Farnum. I was adopted from birth and my first home was in Duxbury, MA until I was 9. Now I’m really just curious who my biological parents are.
445. Mrbobmacy : Hello I am trying to locate the mother or family of that put my mother up for adoption in 1951 or 52. I know her last name was Morris from Lexington, Ne and was adopted through the Child Saving Institute in Omaha. I have further questions s and in search of answers.
446. Alytrice : I’m looking for a possible twin who was taken at birth. All my mother knows is that a second baby was born and rushed out. She was told the baby didn’t make it‚ but never saw them. It was in Omaha‚ Nebraska on June 29th 1981
447. Carolynclosure : Rose park Salt Lake City Itah, LDS Hospital, LDS Mormon Closed Adoption Agentcy, Donna ( believe to be dead but no death record found) and James Ross Williams LDS bishop (adoptive parents) my mom has Scottish Irish Dutch in her and many many many mental health and physical health and chemically imbalanced. I’m her daughter Chealsey Memmott and there has yet to be a trace with my moms weird adoption and would just love to know why she has so many health problems. I have beee raising my own mother since I have been 10 she could t teach me no more my dad was always leaving me to do so and I still don’t mind I love my mother and I have been fighting to see why her and Slowly I am have so many health problems. Mormons LDS Closed Adoptions got shut down for unlawful adoptions death coverups and her adoptive parent is a bishop. We just want closure. And we’re tired of assuming the most morbid news about all the inbreeding these Mormons are doing and what that inbreeding of human has done to the medical view of it diabetes was the first know human mutation of farming and inbreeding humans between poligamists, currently my 13 ur old was diagnost with us in a 2 month coma at age four. Please help and thank you for your time on reading this novel
449. Kcmegankc : I found my uncle Larry on ancestrydna and he confirmed he was the only child kept by my biological grandmother, Miriam out of about 11 children. We believe my father was the 1st born in November 1953 in Omaha, Nebraska when Miriam was 20, and Larry was the last, born in 1971 when Miriam was 38. My grandmother was born Miriam Gauger and she passed as Miriam Butler last year. She was still in the Omaha metro area until my uncle was at least 12 so all of her children were born in the Omaha area. My uncle has met 1 other brother and now my father is another known brother. My mother at one time talked to Miriam’s sister so the name is confirmed my grandmother’s I just thought it was Geiger and it turned out to be Gauger then the DNA confirmed it. Larry and I are looking for he and my father’s siblings. If you don’t want to reach out I urge you to contribute your DNA at ancestrydna to get a solid positive on your family members. We are out there and would like you to know it isn’t just you who’s curious about your past.
450. Jonolson59 : I was born on May 3, 1980 in Lincoln, NE at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.
I was adopted by Dennis Gene Olson and Linda Jane Olson they used Lutheran Services of Nebraska during the adoption process.
I don’t know anything about my birth parents except they were very young when I was born. It was a closed adoption
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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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Moorhead, Minnesota
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