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I am trying to help family members find a brother that was put up for adoption the day he was born . he was born on either NEW YEARS EVE 1964 OR NEW YEARS DAY-1965.... in Key West Florida , it was said that he was adopted by a military family and may have been born in a military hospital , birth mothers name is Cecilia Alma B. born DEC.10 1942 and father Alton B. born 1939 or 1940 . birth mother at time of birth lived in Key West with a family member and father was living in Portsmouth VA. birth certificate may also specify birth mom had 3 previous pregnancys. last birth being June or July 1963 or early 64 going by traits of family members , brother may have a reddish brown hair ,frekles, dark brown to hazel eyes and may also wear glasses , may have been told adoption was due to parent separation and pending divorce. helpful information is appreciated thank you..

Answer 1

http://www.findmybiologicalparents.com

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I was also adopted as a baby.   It is hard when it's a closed adoption.  I hardly know any information about my birth.  The best I can tell you is to try a site called www.privateeye.com.   It is completely free.  Just type in the first name and birthday.  You should find something.  If that doesn't work, look online for a search angels.  They are free adoption searchers.  I wish you luck.  I am still searching for answers myself.

Answer 4

You have the names so I would say start with a search for where they are at. It may cost money but you can find them.

Start with the hospital and then go to the adoption agency that did it. Most likly sealed but it's worth a shot.

Answer 5

the person who was adopted has the right to file some paperwork and get the info they are plenty old enough to find out by themselves.  or go to ancestry.com and do a search on those names.   or any one of the geneology sites.  but if the person who was adopted wants this then they can do it themselves much easier than others trying to find it for them and if the person doesn't want to then forcing them is not the way.  let them do what they feel comfortable doing.