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1382. Born1978 : I was 16 years old from White Pine County in Nevada. My parents took me to Salt Lake City Utah emancipated me and left. I did the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life. I love my birth child so much I knew I couldn’t give them what they needed so there was a private adoption. I thought was public and Nolan OLson was a lawyer.
1384. Npool48 : My biological sister and I are looking to determine if we have the same biological father. She has provided me my biological mother’s death certificate and we are looking to obtain my original birth certificate (prior to adoption).
1386. Bluedts74 : I gave birth to a daughter in 1997 in Brigham City Utah. She was placed for adoption through LDS social services the day after I had her. The adoptive parents were named Drew and Shauna. They named her Elise. I would really love to find her and meet her.
1387. Cgmm69 : Raymon Bosworth is his name he is my grandpa was adopted back 1906 in Odgen Utah the place burnt down years ago that he was adopted from! I have found a 2nd cousin to my mom who we have no idea how we’re related only probably through my grandpa biological side his name is Dan Laird and he lives in Vegas! So what I kind get out of this is that his dad had a larger family and 2 of his sister got sent to place for teens that had been in trouble in Salt Lake City and the rest of the family got put into foster care because the parents ran away and left all of them! We are just thinking that one of the sisters got pregnant and placed her baby up for adoption which would be my grandpa! None of the family has been able to find the 2 sisters I can find their names but it would take me a little digging again to find them
1388. ABfurnsculpt : I’m trying to find my mother’s sister. She was born in 1968 in Indianapolis‚ Indiana. I do not know state the adoption occurred. I do know that the birth mother turned 26 in 1968. The birth father was around 40. All this information has only been revealed by the birth mother in the past year. I have DNA on Adopted‚ Ancestry‚ 23andMe‚ MyHeritage‚ FamilytreeDNA‚ and GEDmatch. We’d really need that to match.
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Adoptee: Female DOB 1968 Indianapolis‚ Indiana
Birth mother maiden name: Hodnett
DNA matches may include Hodnett Russell Hale French
1389. Beautifulone4three : I placed a newborn girl up for adoption in June 1995 ‚ it was a closed adoption thru LDS Social Services in Logan Utah.
The hospital I delerived at was Logan Regional Hospital‚ in Logan Utah‚ Cache County.
She is white/Hispanic ethnic.
I never seen her when I gave birth and only received one photo of her when she was 2 months old‚ and never been contacted again.
1391. Kokoford : My brother was born Nicholas Wesley Poulos to (Father) Mark Wesley Poulos and (Mother) Jill. I do not know his birth mothers last name. We share the same father. All the info I know‚ and not sure if it’s correct is that his mother went to prison in I believe Colorado. And he was then taken into custody and put up for adoption. I’m not sure if it was an open or closed adoption. And I don’t know if his name was legally changed.
1392. Mykie333 : The mother’s name could have been Goble‚ Nichols or Montoya. Baby was born emergency C-SECTION. I think the Lutheran Church was involved.
1393. SanJose : My little boy was born at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City Utah - I believe the doctor was Dr. Smith - The adoption was done through the Mormon adoption services.
1394. Happymealmel13 : Birth mother name Isabelle Rameriz
My birth name Rosa Rameriz
Mother crossed border to have me so I was a citizen
I think agency was something Bean
1395. Hobear : Sweet baby boy born December 15‚1989. Cottonwood hospital. He was born through emergency c- section. I spent 4 glorious days with him and wanted the very best for his new beginnings. He was adopted through a private adoption to a sweet married couple who were unable to have children of their own. My limited knowledge of his new family‚ was that he would have an older brother that the parents adopted a few years earlier. I understood that his new grandpa was in the Stake Presidency for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I pray that my son has been loved beyond his measure to comprehend. He has been thought of daily and I would love to reunite with him!
It turns out my mother lives about 10 minutes away from me!
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