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2915. Janice1950 : My father’s first wife Margaret Wren gave birth to a baby boy in June of 1943 at a hospital in Spokane Washington. She placed him up for adoption right away. She gave a false name Kopple( not sure of the spelling) Her name was Margaret Wren Martin. She divorced my father shortly after and he was shipped overseas. The information I have was given as a death bed confession in 2006 to her niece. I am 74 and would love to find my half brother. It seems impossible since I don’t know his name. In her confession she stated that it was the hardest thing she had ever done‚ holding him and then leaving him there for Adoption.
2916. Posypusher : My Father was adopted by Jess and Florence Van Demark in Seattle Washington around 1933 /1934. I would like to know more information about my biological Father’s parentage.
2917. Zblack7 : The official report from Sungdong Police box‚ the child was found abandoned on March 2‚ 1976 in the duty area of Sungdong police box. Name: Zi Hee Sung
Date of Birth Estimated: January 20‚ 1975
Place of Birth: Unknown
Present Address: Our Baby’s reception Home
Natural Parents: Both Unknown
Custodian: Social Welfare Society
Case Number: 76-348/SOJ
March 24‚ 1976 : Child was placed to our baby’s reception home through SungDong Police Box.
April 22‚ 1976: our Case worker had visited the home and had an interview with the child’s nurser for her social study report and took her pictures.
April 27 1976: This child took medical test at Seoul adventist Hospital.
2918. Naomiferron509 : My name is Naomi. I adopted 3 children‚ 1 boy‚ 2 girls. It was the hardest thing to do‚ and I had no way‚ no help‚ family‚ husband and I was homeless at the time. I love my children so much to give them all a chance at a good life. At the time I was broken‚ alone and scared . I just love my children so much to not put them in the terrible situation in our lives at the time. I wish there were resources for us all then. And I really really did try. I miss my children more than I can possibly say. And all I want in my rest of our lives is to meet again. I need them to know that I love them sincerely‚ forever and God willing we will meet again some day. This I live for . Every sec‚ min‚ hour ‚ days and nights of my life . Not one day goes by that I think of them and love them so very much.
2919. MardiJDavis : Trying to locate my 93 year old mother’s birth family. She is named Mary Liesman Davis (prior to WWII her adopted last name was spelled ’Leisman". Adoptive parents were Walter Herman Leisman and Nell Frances Hampton Liesman. We’re told adoption was in Cheney‚ WA in 1931 which is Spokane County in Washington State.
I’m her daughter and just received 23 and Me DNA results. My closest maternal DNA match is a second cousin named David Duty born 1961. He currently resides in Portland‚ OR and is from Whitefish‚ MT originally. Results also show I’m of Irish and British descent with some German.. Western European with a tiny bit of Italian and Latvian.
My mom’s adopted mother had a physician brother with last name Hampton. He may have arranged a private adoption for one of his patients.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
2920. Jimon : Reportedly taken to a hospital in Bellevue‚ WA after being born at birth mother’s relatives' home. Birth mother's name is Susan‚ father's name is reportedly Jeffery.
2921. Nyahn : Adoption may have happened in Pierce County‚ Washington which is where her biological parents were living at the time. The biological parents were Robert Bruce Syverson and Marita.
2922. JASJ : The only info I have is that I was born in Multnomah County‚ Portland OR. The hospital apparently burned down and new birth certificates are sent very basic (no historical info on them like weight‚ length etc). If I were a girl‚ I went to my adopted parents‚ if a boy‚ I was to go to a couple who owned a jewelry shop (now a large chain) in Seattle. My parents were not married to each other-my biological father was evidently already married. That’s it. How much of this is true-I don’t know. My adoptive mother was not always truthful.
2924. Ksawyer848 : My father‚ Bryan Reed Joyner‚ was adopted in Tacoma‚ WA close to his birth which was November 23‚ 1961. We do not know of any biological siblings. We have never had any information regarding his birth parents. We still live in the Seattle‚ WA area. I’m his daughter‚ Kelley Joyner. I was born in 1992.
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