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782. Jtbart55 : Possible name on the birth certificate, Jeanne Kay Kurmel. Born on August 10 1953 at Lincoln Home (30 miles east of Lincoln). Biological mother - Jean Theresa Kurmel. Biological father unknown possibly Joseph Mike Kurmel. I found on notes from my biological father the following: Katherine &/or Katy/Mr & Mrs. Fred Johnson 6023 S 48th St. Omaha, NE. This was in a folder with the list of her children.
783. 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.
784. Reighard1 : Hi My name is Kurt Fredrick Reighard Jr. And my father Kurt Fredrick Reighard was adopted when he was a baby. He was born in 1965 and in Nebraska. I would like to find out who my real grandparents are. My dad’s adopted parents names are Dale Reighard and Winnefred Reighard. They live in Virginia. Dale who was my Pop Pop passed away last year. My dad said he was adopted in Omaha Nebraska and that he had started the process of finding his birth parents when he found out my mom was pregnant with me. Some agency sent a letter with a little information about his mother and that she was 16 and that she was of Scandinavian and German decent. My father was suppose to write a letter to her and the agency would see if she wanted to contact him but he never got around to it. I would like to find my biological grandparents if possible.
786. StevenPoland : Searching for birth mother of my own deceased mother who’s adopted name was Darleen Mae Smith.
Adopted by George Ellis Smith and Ida Smith
787. SunnyApril : I am looking for my brother born on St Patrick’s Day in Hennepin County Minnesota. Most likely at Hennepin County General Hospital. Placing agency was Lutheran Children’s Friend Society (Lutheran Social Service). Most likely birthdate is 17 Mar 1965. Birth mother’s last name is Johnson. Unsure of bio dad’s name or what was put on the birth certificate. St Patrick’s day 1965 in Minneapolis was a huge blizzard.
788. Windflower : (2008-2010 approximately) I received a phone message from a young man who said he is my son. He also said he had written me a lengthy letter, which I NEVER received. He said he lived in Nebraska. I immediately tried to reach him using the last number called, which took me to a car dealer. I asked them to page for a customer from Nebraska to call his Mother again. No such luck. No response.
I did give birth to a male child as a result of induced labor. I did see him once after he was born in the delivery room. I believe he has tracked me down and come into my neighborhood. I found the same young man at a store that used to have weekend entertainment, and again at a Chamber Music Performance in Denver.
791. Raetammy : My sister and I would love to meet our brother whom our mother had to give up for adoption. Her name was Betty Corbett at the time. She passed in 1996. We have thought of you for years. Praying we can find you! Our brothers birth father was possibly in the Airforce / army. And stationed in Cheyenne‚ Wyo.
794. Tabitha0911 : My dad Monroe was stationed in San Diego California with the US Marines in either 1973-1975 (?). He had claimed that he met a woman while in the marines‚ who became pregnant with his child. The only name that was ever mentioned was Jacqueline “Jackie”. My grandmother Ola had a picture of this little girl it was black and white‚ and on the bottom it said Jacqueline “Jackie” Morris. I cannot remember for sure but she was around the age of 2 or 3 with dark hair‚ & I believe had a dress on with a crochet shawl on‚ if I remember correctly. My dad was from southern Illinois at the time of his entry‚ although born in Caruthersville‚ MO. He enlisted into the Marine Corps at 17-18yrs of age. My dad has passed and I have no further information. I’ve included his Marine photo and hope that this may trigger a response.
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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Springfield, Missouri
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New York, United States of America
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