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3047. Jencjackson : I am searching for any birth relative. I was born in Wenatchee‚ Washington‚ in August of 1970 and adopted shortly thereafter‚ raised in Prosser‚ Washington. My birth mother’s first name is Kathryn and birth father’s name is Patrick. They were never married to one another and both around 18/19 when I was born. My birth brother’s name is Ethan and he was also adopted at birth which was in late 1971‚ from what I was told by my intermediary. I really want my medical history and my ethnic historyespecially Patrick’s family would also love more information on my Native American heritage on my birth mom’s side.
3050. LeannCampbell : Birth mother I believe is Rhonda Anne Ledbetter (23? At time of birth) lived in Vancouver wa. Gave birth in Vancouver WA at Southwest Washington medical center (now peacehealth I think‚ on mill plain). Social worker was Mary Debouver (not sure on spelling)
Looking for my bio father.
3051. TrishLee : My name is Trish Lee I am searching for my fiancé David Bryan Allen finding his birth parents. David was born in Seattle Providence Hospital 12:08 pm. Superior Court of Washington For King County Decree of Adoption granted Gary Edward Allen and Mary Alice Allen (maiden name Cousins) adoption of “Baby Boy Preuss”. Gary and Mary were told Preuss was the last name of birth mother and that she was a 21 year old college student and the birth father was a little older‚ musical and 6’tall. Mary Allen had been a nurse in the newborn nursery at Providence hospital and knew the labor‚ delivery and nursery staff. David’s delivery doctor was Robert J. Lowden and his pediatrician was Robert Palley. Gary‚ Mary and David are all communicating and supportive of each other and myself in birth parent search. Contact me. Thank you in advance for any information:)
3052. Cheygreen3553 : Idk how this works but... I know my mom was 16-17 when you were born..I know it was here in Washington. I’m not sure about specific details but I remember the year you turned 18‚ I would’ve been 13-14 at the time and she said you were old enough to find us now if you wanted to. I don’t have much to go on other than that... Mom is about 5’2...brunette but had had red dyed hair forever. She has fibromyalgia since our little sister was born in 2001..she has more of an olive tone complexion‚ green eyes‚ and a lot of spunk. Family traits include sarcasm and laughing in the face of danger hahaha. I haven’t done a DNA kit but I’ve been thinking about it . Our family has roots dating back to the first king of Scotland. also seeks to be some Irish in there somewhere too. Also dutch and Germanic as well. Mom and I both have red and blonde highlights in our hair naturally too so there’s something. Unfortunately I don’t have much information about your bio dad....I just hope somehow this works..
3053. Infantboyreed : My birth certificate says infant boy reed
Was born in the ambulance
Relinquish from mother
Was told bday was 2-13-1979
Adventist adoption agency
3054. Mthill52 : I was Born in Yakima Washington at St
Elizabeth’s Hospital my birth mom was 18yrs at the time of birth‚ and was in a Maternity home‚ I was adopted thru the Catholic Charities.and was raised in Wenatchee WA.
My mom is White‚ mixed with Italian swedish in Spanish
And my birth dad was 26 at the time of my birth and he was black or Hispanic and he’s a mechanic at the time
3055. Mthill52 : My name is Margaret‚ I was born in Yakima Washington‚ my birth mother was 18 years Ild when she had me‚ and my father 26 years old at the time of my birth‚ I was born at St Elizabeth’s Hospital‚ in Yakima Washington and my mother was in a maternity home through Catholic Charities‚ she was going to get her GED and go to cosmetology school.
3056. Anicklin15 : I am looking for a half brother my mother Carol(e) Appleget would have given birth to in 1968 or 1969 in West Seattle. His birth father would be Rick/Ricky/Richard Johnson. Both biological parents went to Denny Middle School and Chief Sealth high school.
3058. Jsdesigns : My name is Jason Salvador I was born on February 19th 1982‚ in Puyallup Washington. When I was adopted my legal name was changed to Jason Johnson. My birth name was told to be David‚ my biological mother’s name I believe was Janice Stoney‚ I’m not too sure on the spelling. I have done a DNA test through Ancestry. I am hoping to find the name of my biological parents. My adoptive mother is named Dollie Mayo and adoptive father on the birth certificate Patrick Johnson. Thank you to anyone who may have more information!
3059. 42ndbornsibling : I am looking for a sibling that was given up for adoption when my mother was 16 or 17 years old. The child was a boy‚ born in Seattle Washington around 1949 or 1950‚possibly in a home for unwed mother’s.
3060. Searching4mysibling : I am looking for a sibling my mother gave up for adoption in 1962‚1963‚ or 1964. She was Alaskan Indian (Tlingit). Her name was Pacita Cabot. She was from Wrangell‚ Alaska‚ but went to Seattle‚ Washington to have the baby. This sibling would be dark‚ or olive complexion or light tan like me. I don’t know who the father was. My grandma was full Tlingit Indian & grandpa was full Filipino‚ so you would have some of those features. If this is you‚ please let me know. I really want to find you. From your Sister.
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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
Within 24 hours my siblings and I were on the phone with our long lost sister. Without Adopted.com it would have never happened. We are sincerely grateful as we are now all a part of each other's lives!
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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
I have found my daughter! I got on adopted.com on Friday about 8pm. I had 6 matches‚ I sent out 3 messages and my daughter Karen was the first one to reply. By 9pm we were emailing each other. She looks just like me. I can't believe this has happened. Thank you adopted.com for this successful reunion!
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New York, United States of America
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