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2569. DonnaSizemoreFox : Looking for my sisters who were forcibly placed for adoption by my mother. She never got over the two times she didn’t have a choice. She spent her whole life heartbroken. She has now passed. I would love to connect with my two sisters & grant our mom her ultimate wish of finding them & letting them know they were always missed‚ wanted & loved.
2570. LashandaW : Hi ‚ Searching for any family ( Parents‚ Sisters/ Brothers ) . Born April 8th 1990 and adoption took place in Greensboro‚ NC. I am African American . All i know is the agency Children Home Society. I was only a few days/weeks old when I was adopted. Adopted Parents Last Name is Williamson.
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2572. OMGjessicaG : I was born in Charlotte‚ North Carolina. I am not sure if I was born at Carolinas Medical Center or Presbyterian Hospital. This was a private adoption and it was done through Social Services at the time. James Brooks Greenwood III is my adoptive father. Pamela Herndon Greenwood is my adoptive mother. I was officially brought home on February 18‚ 1982. We call this my “homecoming”. I was 9 months old. My sister‚ Joanna Brooks Greenwood was born on Feb. 16‚ 1974 and was also adopted (not the same birth mother). All I know that my parents told me
Is my birth mother would not disclose who the father was and they were instructed by an attorney to place an ad in the paper allowing the father the come forward. Nobody ever did. So I don’t think a father is listed on the original birth certificate. I did call social services years ago to ask about medical records but was told I could not have access without the birth mom approving it and it was unlikely I would find out much of anything. So‚ I never pursued anything further.
2574. Perrinsgamm : I was under the name Artie Lamar‚ while I was at the Florence Ctrittenton Home for unwed mothers‚ in Charlotte‚ NC. I was 18. I’m not sure what name was placed on your birth certificate. My full name at the time was Carolyn Joy Lee. I had the agency call you Daryl. My name now is‚ Carolyn Joy Lee Mauney. My husband is Carl Richard Mauney. We live in Mooresville‚ NC.
2575. CassNDev : My son was taken into dss custody as well as my daughter back in 2012 i was in jail for 3 days my parents called das to cone get them long story short i fell into drugs and jail and wasnt able to get them back my daughter’s father spitefully got out daughter back and even tho he was the biological father but raised my son as such dss was going to allow him to get my son as well he refused i was in jail facing 7 yrs in prison my son got adopted hes about to be 18 i need to find my son please help me
2576. PaAr : Burgwinkle‚ Valeri‚ Arsenault‚ Brown‚ could be matched in dna websites showing links.
Catholic agency in Kansas or Missouri‚ is most likely where the birth took place
2577. LaceyV : White female June 29th 1979 told I was born in Virginia but adoption in North Carolina...told BM may have been a twin or twins in family‚ auburn haired and BF had olive complexion and dark haired
2578. Classytbyrd : Looking for my oldest cousin name we were given was Bonnie Maxine. Supposedly given to a Mrs. Carter running a boarding house in South/North Carolina unsure which it would have been a town with a Trailways bus station. My Aunt Elaine was a runaway pregnant teen. The baby was born before grand dad was able to find her. Most of our family is deceased now.
2579. BeverlyDawson77 : I’m assuming the adoption of my brother was in Charlotte‚NC. My mom said she gave birth at a home for unwed mothers in Charlotte. She did not give the name. She said the date of birth was April 12‚1965 and the baby was a boy.
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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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New York, United States of America
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