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1295. Hazuya : I am trying to find my birth father and his birth parents.
My birth father’s name is Steve Gerard Parker DOB June 1944
His adoptive parents names are Bernard and Zelda Parker.
His brother’s name is David B. Parker.
The adoption was in the state of Washington, possibly King county.
1296. Nlovitt : Birth mother - Clara Mae Caswell. Born in 1939. Had a baby girl - (me) on Oct 10 1958 at Standring Hospital in King County, Seattle, Washington. The doctor would delivered the baby was Dr. Regale. The birth fathers name was Fred Alers. He passed away. Birth mother was still living at the family home in 1999 that we knew of. Adoption records are open now and I got my original birth certificate but it only gives the mothers first name , middle name, and last name (maiden). Known that the birth mother had a daughter born after 1958.
1301. Hewitt39 : My wife is looking for her birth parents. She was born in the city of Clarkston, Washington and adoption was finalized in Bannock County, Idaho. She was adopted along with her older brother. Their original last name is Lee. They were adopted September 14, 1982.
1303. Scooter54 : I am looking for my sister, her name was Dana Elizabeth Moore. I lived with my Paternal grandparents, she lived with our mom and step father who moved to Washington State where he was stationed with the Coast Guard. Our mothers name was Carey Beth Moore-Moreau. I do not know what my sisters name is now. My name is Christopher Michael Trent. If you are out there, I want to reconnect. I have been searching for you for a long time.
1304. TianaSchroeder : I don’t know if my sibling or siblings where adopted or even put out for adoption. I just want to find out if I have siblings or sibling out there my dad always dienied that he had other children to my sisters and I but then our mom said that he was with multiple women and they could have gotten pregnant.
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