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Queensland Adoption Reunion Registry

Adopted.com is proud to offer a country-wide Adoption Reunion Registry for Australia where you can meet by mutual consent whether you've accessed your adoption records or not. From Perth to Brisbane and everywhere in between, if both parties want to meet then you can find each other on Adopted.com! In Queensland, adult adoptees (18 and over) are able to access identifying information from the government, unless a veto preventing access has been submitted.

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121. Jen8471 : My mother gave birth to a baby girl she named Morgana on 23rd September‚ 1969 and was staying at the unwed mothers home run by the Salvation army near Lutwyche/Kedron. This was actually known as Boothville Mothers Home or Boothville Maternity hospital and previously Salvation Army mothers hospital. This closed in 1994. This is in Brisbane‚ Queensland‚ Australia

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122. Kerrieann : I’ve been looking for my daughter for a long time now.she is 25 years old now and has cerable plausy. My daughter was born in maryborough qld.she was a premy baby.

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123. Moni67 : Marie Smith gave birth to two baby boys in the late 1950’s early 1960’s in Brisbane Qld and both were adopted out possibly to overseas families.

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124. Fisherman68 : Born in Royal Brisbane hospital. adopted parents are Ivan and Dorothy Crompton

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125. CarolynBirks : I am searching for my birth mother so i can piece together my story. I have children myself and am very interested in my heritage which i would love to share with them. A photograph would be lovely.

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126. Sallybutler : My father was adopted at one year of age. We are wanting to find the birth father.

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127. Skillen : My mother was adopted and before she passed away all she tried to do was search for her biological parents. I wish to find my biological grandparents. Her name before being adopted (from what I know) was Audrey Irene Walsh. She was adopted by the Grimison’s. I’m not too sure but I think it was n NSW

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128. Rollins121 : my name is brendan john moran i was adopted at birth by patrica and tim moran at the southport hospitial on gold coast i think my birth name was steven rohan ? my birth parents as far as i know were working irish mun nurse dad survayer ? really not to sure about this info but its all i have

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129. Neridaann : Born in boothville hospital for single moters in brisbane. Mothers name is florence mary middleton

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130. Krisbrad : Mothers name was susan or anne come from roma think the baby was born in brisbane

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131. Kylesj1 : Trying to locate an Arthur Linneweber born in Hughenden to a Sophie Linneweber who was adopted by Robert & Mary Hopper (nee Dutton) in Charters Towers.

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132. Paigehrile2 : Brett Riley Northern

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133. AlanMcG : My biological father was born 10 June 19714 in Brisbane Australia. He was adopted by a couple with the last name McGilvery. They spent most of their time in QLD Australia. I am hoping to find other siblings of my father and other family members as I was fostered and never got to know any of his family

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134. Gqjess : Kenneth William Kummerow was adopted in Brisbane QLD. I am looking for his birth parents

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135. Wesleyso78 : The name on my original birth certificate ( prior to my adoption) was Tamara smith. My birth mothers name was Susan Smith.I Was born in the Mater hospital in Brisbane,Qld.I searched for a few years and obtained all information available to me however sadly was not able to find anyone from my biological family.I believe that i have sibling that is possibly still living in Brisbane. I’m hoping that reaching out via this site might help with my search. I really hope I find you....I have also enlisted the help of the Salvation Army post adoption services so if anyone is looking for me please feel free to call them as they will definitely be able to help us to make contact.I am hopeful, nervous and excited to one day be able to thank my birth mother for the life she allowed me to have and to acknowledge the sacrifice and painful decision she had to make.

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Erin

Augusta, United States of America

I was matched with my birth mother just minutes after setting up my profile. It turns out that she had been searching for me for years. It's been a joy to connect with her and the rest of my biological family.

Sarah

Buffalo, New York

I found my children after 30 years, not long after I joined! I'm glad to say it's been a happy ending to my search

Robyn

MIDLAND, North Carolina

My sister and I found each other after 57 years. It was confirmed with DNA and she also met her biological Mother. She was raised and still lived in the Washington, D.C. area. Thank you for providing a search engine to track adopted relatives.

Cheryl

San Diego, California

54 years it took us until we found each other. We did a DNA test to confirm! Perfect match. We spent two weeks together and have a blessed, wonderful relationship! We even look alike in so many ways. She is more than I was expecting! Thank you for your website, Adopted.com!

Rosezetta

Wadesboro, North Carolina

I was looking for the mother of my daughter in law, and found both her mother and also grandmother in only 3 days. They are planning a reunion soon. Thank you soooooo much!

Amy

Tracy, California

I found all 3 of my siblings and met them in a week. My life has changed forever! One lives in Tracy and the other two are in North Dakota.

Liz

Perkinsville, Vermont

Thank you for reuniting me with my birth mother after 30 years.

Mary Kay

Kissimmee, Florida

It turns out my birth mother passed away in 1987 but her family knew of my birth and adoption! I have spoken to several of them. Many of the biological extended family have shared photos and memories. This journey so far has been a very positive experience!

Kim

LAS VEGAS, Nevada

I had 2 connections on here. 1 responded to my email. When she emailed we talked for a few days. I had left 1 detail out of my post regarding a blanket my mom made. She knew about and still has it 31 years later! Thank you for helping me find my beautiful daughter!

Erik

Columbus, Ohio

I could have been matched with my daughter 4 years sooner had I used this site. So thankful for the modern technology and DNA A Happy Ending to our story!

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