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440. Chrism6966 : Her name is Angela Timblin, Hutchings, Madden are the three I know of. I and her brother Chris Merrill. Last I knew she lived over seas. I’m still in Spokane praying to find and hear from her.
442. Nancyojohnson29 : Son born February 1958 at Swedish Hospital in King County, Washington. Son adopted very soon after birth, probably by Catholic family, through Catholic Services. Bmom was 17, DOB 3/29/40, Bdad born in 1936. Bmom lived in Florence Crittenton home for unwed mothers, six miles south of Seattle in Dunlap, at 9236 Renton Ave. S, but her family resided in Bremerton, WA. Bdad resided in Tonasket, WA. Bmom named Nancy Olson, but may have used the alias "Ogden". Bmom and Bdad married when mom turned 18 and went back for their son, but he had already been adopted. Bmom has many health issues, so is not sure of exact date of son’s birth, but is sure date was between the 10th and 28th of February.
443. Squire206 : My birth mother’s name is/was Betty Sullivan 24 years old when I was born. States on my birth certificate that she was born in San Francisco. No father’s name available.
445. Nancyojohnson29 : Half-brother born at Swedish Hospital sometime in February 1958 in King County, Washington and adopted shortly after. Bmom was 17, Nancy Olson (Ogden), born 1940 bdad was 20-21, born 1936, Richard Sterling Webber. Bmom lived at Florence Crittenton home for unwed mothers near Seattle during pregnancy. I have my DNA on Myheritage.com currently Bmom will have her results soon.
446. Staceylange : ADOPTEE DOB: Between Aug 66-Mar 67 (King or Snohomish County WA) RACE: W | FATHER INFO: NAME - M Patterson, AGE (at birth) - 22 or 23 FEATURES- Very Tall 6’8", Brown/Green Eyes, Brown Hair ETHNICITY: Swedish / Scottish / Native American (Small %) OTHER NON-IDENTIFYING INFO ABOUT OUR FATHER: He had 2 sisters and his father (our grandfather) was an orchardist and died in 1966 and our grandmother was Swedish and died of Scarlet Fever in 1944. BIRTH MOM: May have been named Marie or Marie and was living in Western WA
I am seeking my biological half-brother or sister (not sure) about whom I have very limited information. I have been told born in the Seattle WA area sometime between August 1966 and Mar 1967, I believe they would be very tall. We share the same birth father whose last name is Patterson. Our father is very tall 6’8" and at one point played basketball for Washington State University. At the time of the birth of my half sibling our father would have been 22 or 23. Our father had brown hair, brown or green eyes and also was of Swedish / Scottish / Native American (Small %) descent and raised in Toppenish WA but living in Seattle at the time of the birth. Our birth father should be listed on your birth certificate it is my understanding he signed the adoption release papers in Yakima.
I have only recently learned of our birth father (who is living) but have information and have been in touch with other family members. I am desperate to find you and would love to connect, I have 3 children and you would be an uncle to them - I live in the Seattle area and have always wanted a "big brother".
I have done DNA testing on ancestry, 23andme, ftdna, my heritage and gedmatch. Have you tested?
Please let me know if ANY of this information sounds familiar. If not, are you aware you can order your original birth certificate from WA state which will identify for you your birth mom’s name at the very least. The cost is minimal maybe $20. Just google "WA state adoptee original birth certificate"
450. SalomaDee : Looking for older brother on behalf of a friend. We believe he was named Justin, born in 1980 in Auburn, Washington. His mother’s name may have been Susan. We don’t have a surname. Susan may have attended high school in Tacoma. The biological father was Thomas Sydney Standfill (b.23Mar1964). Susan and Thomas met at a party in Federal Way, WA. It is believed Thomas signed away parental rights. Susan and her parents moved out of state with the baby. His younger half-sister would like to find him.
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San Diego, California
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Wadesboro, North Carolina
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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MODESTO, California
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Springfield, Missouri
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Jacksonville, Florida
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New York, United States of America
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