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2062. Jamesmilsap3 : My oldest son Robert Matthew Milsap was born on August 10th 1988 in Lexington NC (davidson county) my name is James Oscar Milsap 3rd Robert was around two years old at the time he was taken he has a brother that’s a year younger that was taken at the same time their mother’s name at the time was Helen Anna Milsap
2063. Jamesmilsap3 : Looking for my oldest 2 sons their names at birth are Robert Matthew Milsap born 8/10/1988 and James Oscar Milsap 4th born 9/22/1989 my name is James Oscar Milsap 3rd mother’s name at the time was Helen Anna Milsap they were born in Lexington NC (Davidson Co.)
2065. Clairebrennan : I was born in NC in June 1994 but unsure of the exact location and adopted from the Greensboro Children’s Home Society.
Birth mother was an only child and would have been around 19 years old, her parents were divorced. Her father worked for a company that tested missiles. Her mother remarried later and had another child thats 4 years older than me.
Birth father would have been around 23 years old then and had been in the military for four years. His father was an officer in the military and his mother was a nurse on a military base. He had a younger brother (I believe his name is Mike Brewer).
All information on birth father was provided by my birth mother because he could not be reached. I believe they both met as servers at a restaurant.
2066. Anewbeginning31 : My brother was in a foster home since the age 6months a few years later he was adopted by his foster parents I only met my brother once when I was 1 years old I will be 14 in March 2022 my brother is a year or 2 older than me once he’s been adopted his adopted parents changed his name our dad haven’t been able to contact anyone since the adoption I would like to meet my brother and have a relationship with him
2069. Rcb1970 : I was born in Rutherford County, NC (as best I can tell).
Aside from the county and state...
I was told the name used for me was Jeff at the time of birth, but changed by my adopted parents.
My birth record / certificate states my birth parents were in their 40s at the time of my birth.
2070. SarahSal : Looking for Astrid who was adopted to Corinne (pediatrician) and Marc (engineer) from France. She was born November 17, 2003, at Davis Regional in Statesville, North Carolina, USA, through Gladney Adoption Services (Texas). Mother Sarah Bustle and father Daniel Hartley.
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