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A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within Vermont Who Chose To Be Featured
136. Jenniferscott : I was adopted through catholic charities. I was born in Burlington hospital Mary fletcher unit in 1969. I know my mom was one of ten children and was high school age and my father was a military man. The town was Chittenden VT. I live on Long Island. My adoptive parents were June and John. The adoption was trough Vermont Catholic Chrities. I was told growing up my mom was 1 of 10 children in Chittenden VT. She was also very young. Father Lovett Of Catholic Charities was in charge at that time.
137. Wenlee : I am searching for my half sister. My mother was very young and when she became pregnant, she was sent to The Elizabeth Lund Home for unwed mothers in Burlington VT to have her baby. Upon her birth my mother held her for the car ride to either a foster or adoptive home, which she remembers being a huge farmhouse. The state would not allow her to keep the baby because her own mother refused to help her. She named the baby Wendy Lee Watson. My moms maiden name was Elizabeth M Watson.
139. ShantaCeleste : Kashmir was where she was adopted from, we don’t know the hospital or agency, but we do know the doctor was Dr. Shanta Saniel. The person is Shanta Miller but her birth name is Sonam and she was adopted by the Miller family.
141. Zabbiegirl78 : Looking for my half brother (related through my dad). My half brother was named Steven David (after our father) and his mother was Debbie or Deborah Mann. I was told that he was given up for adoption around the age of 2 years old‚ possibly to a distant family member. Deborah Mann has a sister named Deanna Mann. I was told that my half brother’s birth date would be around Sept 1976. I think my half brother was born in Utah but could be wrong. I have no other siblings and would love to find you!
142. Tgannon1423 : My name is Tierney Gannon. I am looking for my half-sister who was born in April 1995. Her parents are Patrick M. Gannon and Abigail L. Haw (now Phelps), who met at Morehead Staate University. I do not know my sister’s name since all documents that I have access to only list her as "Baby Girl Haw" or "Haw."
143. LaurenV : The first name of my birth mother is Dolores but she goes by Lorrie. I do not know her last name. She is a nurse or was. I was born at the Elizabeth Lund Home in Burlington Vermont.
145. Slvrscrnchrs : Biological father’s name us Gary Lemieux. He would be in his late 60’s or early 70’s and lived in or around either Keene, New Hampshire or Bellows Falls, Vermont in 1971 and 1972
146. CharlesBowmanIII : Father’s name: Charles William Bowman
Mother’s name: Diane Corliss (not sure of spelling)
All I know is that my brother was born a year or two before me (I was born in Sept. 1970) in
possibly VT, NH, MA or ME.
Was told that my father was going to marry my brother’s mother, but she did not show up to the wedding and gave my brother up for adoption.
I do not know the birth date, but had to pick something above.
148. Meinsc : Hospital in Newport, VT adoption through Catholic Daughters Chairities Father was an older man and in the military mother was most likely under the age of 18.
149. VT368 : I am looking for a Baby Girl born at the Elizabeth Lund Home in Burlington, VT around 1920. Listed birth mom may be Etta L. Newell or Etta Taylor, having lived in Whitingham, Vermont. A father is listed on the BC but name is unknown. It was said a couple picked up the child - without official adoption being processed. Potential of being in MA, VT, NH, NY or Canada even.
I am the granddaughter of this person’s sister and looking to connect with potential relatives and get answers. Thank you!
150. Yankee7 : Adopted by the Bruce family. Born at the Lund Home in Burlington, Vermont. Birth Mother was from Pennsylvannia. She was a high school grad. My father was a college grad or had gone to college.
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.
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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
I filled out my profile and had a match to my birth parents that same day! We connected on Facebook and talked for
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Jacksonville, Florida
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New York, United States of America
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