West Sussex Adoption Reunion Registry
Adopted.com connects adoptees with their loved ones in West Sussex, England. We are a country-wide adoption reunion registry for England and the largest adoption registry in the world. If you’re looking to reunite with a loved one in West Sussex, simply complete our form in moments and potentially match immediately with a child, parent, or sibling. Adopted.com reunites families by mutual consent, without the requirement to access adoption records. It is simple, fast, and easy. And with our NameSearch and DNA features, your chances of making a connection in West Sussex are even better. Try Adopted.com now.
A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within West Sussex Who Chose To Be Featured
151. SuzieTee63 : I was born in Mayday Hospital in Croydon, and adopted through the Mission of Hope. My birth name was Susan Nicola Reay.
152. Minesweeper : My husband was the birth father. I have no knowledge of birth mother’s name or adoption agency. We had a son many years later. Our son had DNA testing completed thru 23 and me. There is a half sibling somewhere who has a half brother and sister. Time to connect and figure out the rest of the pieces. All the best. Ellen
153. Jmn63 : My birth father (who I do not know) is/was called Michael Wade. I was born in Redhill hospital. I don’t have any information of him nor any potential siblings.
154. MMDodgson : Mother Susan A dodgson 25/11/1959 Christina Dodgson 14/16th October 1980 Lancashire
155. Kirsty1948 : hi all. i never done this before. but im looking for anyone my dad is alan foreman he was born in ealing 22/6/1958 he lived in brentford middlesex and hes father is william needham born in bournemouth. My dad has had many affairs and thinks he could have children out there. We just found out by living dna that william needham and my dad are father and son. William needham was a tv repair man and goes by the name bill needham he is 95 years old and he moved from bournemouth to london then to wales. Im on myhertage ancestry 23andme livingdna and also a few more free dna sites. I would love to no if i have more siblings aunts and uncles out there. kind regards kirsty laghaney
156. Lizzie95 : I’m looking for my maternal grandmother/family as my mum was adopted in 1963 at around 6 months old. My grandmothers maiden name is: Patricia Ann Nunn. We know she was around 17 years old at time. My mum was born in Bridgnorth.
157. Mg1968 : Looking for Birth Father Michael Crowhurst. Mother is Marion Lindsay Beeching (Hedley). Mothers address at my birth was 72, Maidstone Road, Rochester UK. She was 18 years old and unmarried. I was born at ’All Saints Hospital’, Chatham, Kent, UK on 12/04/1968. Birth registered 10/05/1968 with no Birth Father mentioned. States ’Adopted’ on birth certificate. Mother married Adrian Beeching April 1968. Mother gave birth to ’their’ baby on 11/07/1970. Both birth Mother and Adrian adopted me at Worthing Juvenile Court 30/09/1970.
158. Stellakeela : avril morgan
159. Duplockasy : I was born in Brighton but my birth parents both lived in Eastbourne at the time of my birth. I have contact with my birth mother but only met my birth father once, I know I have siblings on that side too so it would be nice to know more.
160. Chaoswolf96 : Birth mother was Tina
161. McHoll : We are looking for Paul Holland born on 10th March 1965 in the Ealing area. We have only recently learned of his birth and adoption. We would be grateful for any information on him. Thank you.
162. Ashleigh-jo : Hi I am trying to find my brother and also sister they were both adopted from birth I no there names were Anthony buster morley and Toni-Ann morley can you please help me Thanks Ashleigh morley
163. Bifolia22 : She was named Margaret at birth.
164. Annemariesmith1983 : Hello I’m looking for my son Owen Edward Smith, born in Brighton on 4.4.99 if you see this I would love to hear from you.. annemarie xx
165. MaiMhambo : Birth father Colin HORSFIELD [DNA verified] - served British Army 27+ years from c1959 in various postings including overseas & latterly in Special Forces. BUT eventually based in / retired to Preston Lancashire. Has known legitimate children and his wife believes him have 5+ illegitimate children, some adopted [like myself] and some not [like my DNA identified half sibling] - so there are at least 3 others ’out there’. The online form only allows a limited range of years but quite simply these children could be born into the 1980s. So very general and not very helpful overview.
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