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1638. LLBabcockBenge4u : She was born in a Seattle Hospital, I think the Drs name was Lee? I know my sisters adopted name is Marsha W. and I last talked with her in 2001. I miss her and hope she is available for a reunion.
1643. Mandyrae88 : My name is Amanda. My mother’s name is Rita Zumwalt. Around 1995-1997 my mother told me she was sick and went to the hospital for 4days only to come back home with a new c-section scar. I’m trying to find out if I have a sibling I didnt know about. If I do it was for the safety of that child due to my abusive bio father. Other reasons I want to find my sibling if possible is that my mother had M.S. that can be found early with dna markers. Also she had a few other medical issues and knowledge of genetic medical problems if key to staying healthy. Please if you are out there I would love to meet you. Thank you, Mandy
1644. Rachelle1971 : My mother had a set of twins in 1966 the month was September 20th. They were a boy and girl. They were born in southbend washington. At willapa harbor hospital. My mother was Selvina the last names of the twins were Slusher.
1645. StevenJPhillips : My father James Lee (Holt) was adopted sometime shortly after his birth in Spokane, WA April 1948. I believe he is deceased, though there are quite a few living descendants that would like to know where we come from!
Thank you.
1647. TiffanyPyen : Sebastien was in utero with Matteo and I saw him in a 2nd grade classroom in Chapel Hill, NC. I didn’t know if he was my son but he kept coming up to me to hug me. I have other children I don’t have contact with but he resembled me even though he was biracial.
1648. DennisMcCrea : My mother was born in Aberdeen Grays Harbor - Charlotte Anne Lang to Emma Lang.
Feb 9‚ 1932 at the hospital - I have a copy of the birth certificate. No father was named.
Emma Lang was living with her sister Lillian Lang and Lillian’s husband Ivan LaRue Bozarth.
My mother (now deceased) went by the name Charlotte Elaine Bozarth/Lang . Trying to find out if there was an actual adoption or just a consent to use the name.
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