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Our Family Tree: A Treasury of Family Memories
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Ohio
Angela Marie Curtis ~ Daughter of Margaret Curtis of Cincinnati, Ohio
July 8, 1956
Alexandria, Virginia
In Search Of Birth Parents and Siblings
Missouri
Kathy, Born Doris Daly
July 28, 1945
Kansas City, Missouri
In Search Of Birth Family
New Jersey
Female Adoptee ~ In Search Of Any Birth Family
Born April 12, 1956
Passaic General Hospital, New Jersey
I have four older siblings who probably don't know I'm alive.New York
Cherie, Born Natalie Ann, Daughter of M. L. Wallace
February 21, 1958
Albany, New York
In Search Of Twin Sister & Another Sibling Born Sometime in 1960
Birgitta Sjoholm Found
February 10, 1963
Manhattan, New York
In Search Of Birth Family Male Adoptee ~ Possible or Partial Birth Name May Be Jeffrey Alan
April 18, 1965
Buffalo, New York
In Search Of Birth Family Chaim ~ Male Adoptee
July 5, 1985
Glen Cove, New York
In Search Of Birth Family and Sibling born 7 Years Prior to my BirthPennsylvania
Bob ~ Veil Hospital
April 10, 1935
W. Chester, Pennsylvania
In Search Of Birth Parents and SiblingsVirginia
Angela Marie Curtis ~ Daughter of Margaret Curtis of Cincinnati, Ohio
July 8, 1956
Alexandria, Virginia
In Search Of Birth Parents and Siblings
It is our hope that many wonderful reunions will result from the Adoption Story Board. Stories are accepted from any member of the adoption triad, adoptees, birth parents, siblings, and adoptive parents. We encourage those who have been reunited to share their stories too. However, if you just want to share information and for some reason a reunion seems out of the question, you can still add your story to this website. Your name and email address will remain confidential if you wish.
Peace to you and those you love,
Aunt Patty, Founder/Coordinator
Back To The Adoption Experience Homepage.
Some maternity homes operated above board; others were no more than baby brokers.
Over-crowding in orphanages in the east lead to the transport of hundreds of children to the midwest. Most never saw their parents again.
Read about these trains, the agencies who provided the young travelers, carrying few belongings and not knowing where they would end up.
Registration Day (Reg Day) an annual event to encourage and support. Any birth family member or adoptee can register at ISRR.net for free.
There are many search angels. Some work entirely for free, some work on a no find-no fee basis and others charge very reasonable rates. This page coming soon.
Free Search and support group links. Many groups work certain states, others work nationwide. Some are more active than others. You can join the groups which are best suited to your individual search.
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