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Find Adoptee | Search By Date Of Birth Of Child

Adoptee Search

You may be surprised that you can find an adoptee by having just the date of birth of yourAdoptee Search With Date Of birth birth child.  It’s true: having just a date of birth can lead to a successful adoptee search

If you can recall your child’s date of birth, online databases are available to compile a list of persons, along with their addresses and phone numbers, born on that date of birth who currently or previously have been associated with the state where the adoptee was born.  This list might be quite large, depending on the state, but will give you a reasonable chance to find your birth child by placing phone calls and writing letters.

(If you do not recall the exact date of birth, there are several ways you may obtain it, which we will provide you shortly in a future post.)

Of course, any additional identifying information on your birth child that you have or can  obtain in addition to the date of birth will help you develop an even better, more focused list–or perhaps even an exact match.  Helpful information might include:

  • The amended (adoptive) first and/or last name of your birth child
  • The first and/or last names of the adopting parents
  • The age range of the adopting parents
  • The non-amended, (original name) of your birth child 
  • The occupation of the adopting parents
  • The area where the adopting parents resided at the time of the adoption
  • The race and religion of the adopting parents
  • The education of the adopting parents
  • The name of the adoption agency or attorney that handled the adoption
  • The name of the birth physician
  • The name of the birth hospital
  • When the adopting parents applied to adopt
  • The hobbies of the adopting parents
  • The medical history of the adopting parents
  • The physical description of the adopting parents
  • Other historical information

Some or all of the above information might be developed from a number of sources that we will write about shortly.  We’ll also discuss statewide date of birth searching.

Please write or comment if you have any questions on how to find an adoptee.

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  1. Kathy Walters says:

    ;-) I am searching for a person who may be my half sister. Her name is Tabitha Marsh(spelling may not be right). My father told me about fathering a child during my parents marriage. Apparently the mother of my sister was married to another man at the time. I feel that the fact that we are siblings would make it right for me to look for her. We are from Fort Worth Texas, in a small town called Benbrook, or it could be someone from White Settlement Texas. I dont want to hurt her with this
    information, but I feel it is very important.

  2. Tericka says:

    I am assisting my friend search for her birth mother. She was born January 13, 1968 and adopted the next year. She was born in Hempstead, Nassau County, NY. Her mom was caucasian approx 19 y/o at the time of giving birth. She was 5′2 and ~140, Blonde hair blue eyes. She was a student in Virginia when we got pregnant. She would be ~61 y/o. Do you know anything about Hempstead? The child’s name at birth was Amber.

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