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Everyone in South Carolina deserves to know their full history. Whether you’re an adoptee looking for adoption records in South Carolina or a birth parent seeking to reconnect, understanding your past can be empowering.
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A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within South Carolina Who Chose To Be Featured
946. Pattycakes_46 : All I know is I was born in 1972 Nov 16 to brenda rakestraw and edward rakestraw. I was adopted In Early 80 s 36 years ago in spartanburg sc
947. RockyRocky415 : Her ethnicity is African American. She was born in Charleston but I don’t know which hospital. The birth parents don’t have to come into her life right now if they don’t want to we just want to know her family to see want types of things she has in her bloodline. (ex.heart problems, sickle cell, lung issues, etc.)
949. Ashleyellett : Im looking for my son Ryan Joseph Barry Jr. He was born February 13,2003 at Lexington hospital in South Carolina. My name is Ashley Renee Ellett. He has a brother named Jonathan Elijah Barry
950. Snking88 : Baby boy’name was Andrew at birth. Mother was underage and placed into fostercare herself and baby was put up for adoption. We know of a relative child that belonged to the father who was also adopted by another family but unfortunately mother is very secretive about certain circumstances so our details are vague.
951. Arideout : Mothers name is Crystal Rideout.
Likely the adoption(s) took place in the midwest/southeastern U.S..
We would be half siblings. I’m the oldest (1997).
952. Ldianeh : I only recently found out you exist and would love to meet you, talk with you, explore our lives. I know we share a mother but wonder about our father.
954. LKK2017 : Born 8/13/1986 approx 3:20am. Delivered by Dr Stands at Baptist hospital Columbia SC. A lawyer Sam Crews handled adoption. He was a friend of my aunt. Mr Crews had an assistant named Nancy Wright
955. Ashelon080785 : I was born in Greenville County at Greer Hospital. I was adopted on August 30th. I was told they referred to me as “Baby Katherine” until I was under my adopted mothers care. I was told my birth mother had other children. My adoption occurred through an attorney and is considered a closed adoption.
956. IvyNicoleFreeman : My kids was taken by dss sept of 2010. my parental rights was delinquished and they had a closed adoption. One son age 5 at the time named Skyler Braxton Riggins (changed last name unknown) . One daughter age 3 at the time named Jayden Alyssa Freeman(last name change unknown).
958. Missyousweetie : Your name I gave you was Holly Lynn Brawn. That was your name before you were adopted. I gave you up for adoption in Concord, NC in 2016. You were born October 2, 2015 at CMC Northeast in NC.
959. JasmineAyers : I don’t know much about my brother. Except that as far as I know he was adopted before I was born. We shared the same father, brad Ayers, but had different mothers. He was around 2 or 3 when I was born so I would say he probably was born in 1997 or 1996.
960. Scadoptee90 : Seeking Sister!
Adoptee seeking biological sibling, also adopted at birth through the Law Offices of Fletcher Thompson in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
We are two of three children placed by our biological mother for adoption, and two of five born of our biological mother between 1979 and 1992. A younger half-brother contacted me after a genetic match on 23andMe. Because his adoption was open, he had previous knowledge of our two biological children raised by our biomom. The four of us bio-sibs have since been in touch, and now we’re looking for our missing sister!
You and I were born and placed for adoption in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. You are approximately 2.5 years older than I am according to my adoption papers I was born in 1990. I’m guessing you were born in 1986, 87 or 88. You were likely born at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center or Mary Black Hospital, and Mr. Fletcher D. Thompson would have likely placed you in the arms of your adoptive parents a day or two after your birth. Your parents may have been involved in Piedmont Adoptive Families, an adoption support group in or around Spartanburg, SC in the late 80s and 90s.
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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MODESTO, California
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