Victoria 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 Victoria, adult adoptees (18 and over) are able to obtain access to identifying information including their original birth certificate, court and agency records. Those wishing to obtain access to information must also participate in a mandatory interview, which can take place in person or over the phone in the case that the adoptee lives overseas. As of July 1, 2013, birth parents are also able to obtain identifying information regarding the adopted child.
A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within Victoria Who Chose To Be Featured
586. Markchops : looking for nephew born to Debra Dorothy Newham around 1989 in Melbourne fathers name Micheal chambers
587. Mandabrowning : My father was a forced adopted baby‚ he was born November 17th 1964‚ I don’t have much information‚ hes adopted parents were Mary and Joseph DArcy from Ballan Victoria 3342.
588. Andreabettena : I believe you were born in Richmond. Your birth name is Sandra Mary Wilson. Your birth certificate shows your father as Harry William Wilson and your mother as Zona Stone (nee Alder).
589. SimonaRicardo : My mother was from Murray Bridge‚ SA. My father was an Italian banker who was in the Vietnam war as an officer. My mother enrolled in courses pertaining to wool/meat grading (I think)‚ in Melbourne‚ where she moved to give birth to me (God bless her for giving me life). I know she played piano and is allergic to penicillin. My birth mother named me David.
590. Kristy-Jane : Birth date unknown. Both parents unknown. Died 14th June 1987 Melbourne aged 51. Married to Lesley Joyce McKeon in 1972
591. Julezxd53 : My grandfather told me it was a hidden family secret that was never mentioned
592. Julezxd53 : Box Hill hospital Hidden family secret Thomas John Barry (poppy) Ursula lane/Barry (nan) Sandra Barry (Aunt) Robyne Alaine Barry (mum) David Bayden Mayon John Robinson (dad)
593. Rainey1946 : Male born approx between 5th to 10th February‚ 1971-72
594. Veronique2450 : Birth mother was Yvonne Marie Murphy
595. MarikaLynne : Looking for my cousin Paul Douglas Lang‚ his birth name. He was born at The Royal Women’s Hospital Victoria 17.01.1963. His mother was Patricia Lang of Upper Beaconsfield‚ Victoria
596. Danifelice : My two sisters and I have been informed we have a full biological brother whose birth name was Dean but adoptive parents renamed him Trevor‚ he would be 59 years now.. (Forced adoption) Uncertain if he was born in Tasmania or Melbourne‚ but the adoption was legalised in Melbourne in June 1966‚ 5 months after he was born. Desperately would love to know if there was anymore information out there on him Ta kindly
597. Angekylie : Looking for my father’s biological parent‚ I believe his father’s name was Gary orford and morthers maiden name was Martin.
598. Marciap60 : My mother was Pauline Joan Lord at the time of the birth‚ she was a nurse in Vic.‚ and S. A. She lived in Horsham Vic. This adopted brother is around 10 years older than me‚ I was born in Oct. 1960‚ he was born out of wedlock‚ a no no back then‚ and my grandparents urged mum to have him adopted‚ I do not know who the father was‚ or what year‚ and month he was born. Mums father was Earnest E Lord‚ I think my grandmothers name was Violet.
599. Tumilty1926 : My father was adopted at age 2‚ his mother was listed as Ivy Pearl Langley or Langly but no father was noted.
600. Looren27 : Birth mother joyleen mae pearson her father being albert collins pearson place they lived port pirie south Australia. Birth mother believed to be now in Adelaide SA. Birth mothers mother may have died in Melbourne in about 1944/45 but that’s about all l know. Possibly have a sister but unsure about other siblings
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