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1907. Marytucker1966 : I was told that my mother had a lot of children when I was born so she gave me to a lady named Janie Bell I was the 7th child. She was 37 years old when I was born is all the health department will tell me
I remember playing on the porch at some houses on Green Avenue in Greenville SC . Had to to be early 70s. I also remember names like Donald Wakefield‚ Dave Wakefield . Janie Bell was a high yellow complexion medium built lady.
1908. Kris1968 : I have no info on my birth family. I was told I was born November 22‚ 1968‚ in Greenville General Hospital in Greer‚ SC. My birth mom is supposedly a woman who fell in love with a married man. I have big blue eyes (huge).
1910. Pgkiwitz : I am looking for my biological mother. All I know is her name Nancy Solesbee Fourd. I was born 8/18/1981 and given to my parents the next day in Spartanburg SC.
1912. KatieMontgomery : My name is Wanda Montgomery and the name I gave at birth was Enrique Alejandro Montgomery but since he’s adopted‚ I’m pretty sure that they have changed his name and I don’t know his name. I have been searching on Facebook. I have been searching on Snapchat. I have been searching on Instagram I can’t find him anywhere so I’m going to see if I can get y’all to help me find my son because my son is 19 years old now. He was born in Clarendon memorial Hospital in Manning‚ South Carolina and my mom name is Katie Lillian Graham Montgomery his grandmother and his aunt name‚ Clarissa Montgomery‚ and they live in Turberville South Carolina
1914. MicheleHinson1 : I am the mother of my son he was taken from me by DSS in South Carolina Sumter he has moved from here they have changed his middle and last name his regular name was Justin Jean Manuel Henson but they have changed it since the spelling is not corrected but his real first name is Justin they did keep that I was told I’m not sure what area he’s in but I know they did up adoption and they took him from me I am wishing to find him desperately I want you to tell him I’m sorry and why I did what I did I wanted him to be with parents that could give him a happy life and provide for him the way I couldn’t I never stopped loving him I don’t think any of us really stop loving any of our children at any time in life with that being said my father just passed away recently and I really wanted to see him and I thought to myself Justin won’t be able to see you but if he’s out there and anybody knows anything about it within the South Carolina area please help I just want to see him one more time before I die and explain to him why I did what I did
1915. Julieb9711 : My son was born in Rock Hill‚ SC a Piedmont Medical Center. The adoption agency we used is no longer in business and I have no contacts to see if our file was acquired by another agency. My last name at the time was Blackann.
1916. Dondra : Birth mother is Amanda Alisa Ridgeway from Spartanburg‚ South Carolina birth father is Todd Fitzgerald from South Carolina. His birth name was Hunter Ridgeway. His adoptive name is Michael Taylor Butler. He was born at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center in Spartanburg South Carolina.
1917. ChristineDeBorba : Im looking for my son i gave up for adoption 22 years ago. I was 16yrs old at the time. my name at the time was Christine L Musso‚ His birth name was Michael Anthony Musso who was born on Friday March 11 1988 at 1:31pm he is a Bi-Racial child. He was born at Medical University of South Carolina. He was adopted throug Bethany Christian Services in Greenville SC. My Case worker was Joann E King.He was adopted in to a family who already had a 2year old Bi-Racial son‚ I believe his Adoptive mom was a School teacher or a Nurse‚ not sure about the dad. I believe they did live in Greenvill. I also believe that they changed Michaels name to Brett Michael. This was the name on the back of a picture that was sent when he was about 4 or 5 months old.
1918. Sette : I was adopted in Greenville SC. Adoption records show that my birth mother had a daughter that was a year and a half old when she was pregnant with me. Birth mom didn’t want to keep me because she wanted to go be a nurse with the armed forces. She wanted the records to be sealed so all info I have was blacked out with names of family members.
1919. Sette : Birth mom had a large family in Greenville SC. She had a daughter already that was 1 year and a half old while pregnant with me. Not sure if the biological father knew about me. Documentation show the ppl that was helping her talked to his mom and she said she didn’t know where he was. Biological mom didn’t want me because she wanted to enlist in the services to be a nurse. She left me in the hospital after birth. She wanted adoption to be sealed. I am just hoping she changed her mind after 47 years or someone in the family wants to meet me.
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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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