[Maria_723]

Hello! I am looking for any biological family members. I was adopted through Children's Home Society in Los Angeles, CA on July 23, 1968. The name on my original birth certificate was Michelle M. Smith and my Mothers maiden name was Fuller. From the birth certificate it looks like they may have been married and I don't know their ages but I think maybe around 20?

I have a great family but would love to know more about where I came from. Maybe I have brothers or sisters? Who do I look like? I don't know why but I just feel it is the right time to look for my biological parents and any other family. This will probably not result in anything but I have a great friend who posted on here looking for siblings and when one of her family did a search on Google her thread popped up and now she has connected with them!

God bless!

[RosieSD]

Originally Posted by Maria_723

Hello! I am looking for any biological family members. I was adopted through Children's Home Society in Los Angeles, CA on July 23, 1968. The name on my original birth certificate was Michelle M. Smith and my Mothers maiden name was Fuller. From the birth certificate it looks like they may have been married and I don't know their ages but I think maybe around 20?

I have a great family but would love to know more about where I came from. Maybe I have brothers or sisters? Who do I look like? I don't know why but I just feel it is the right time to look for my biological parents and any other family. This will probably not result in anything but I have a great friend who posted on here looking for siblings and when one of her family did a search on Google her thread popped up and now she has connected with them!

God bless!

Have you already looked contacted the Children's Home Society? They have a program where adult adoptees can request information. Here's the link: https://www.chs-ca.org/post-adoption-program

And it wouldn't hurt to register with the California Adoption Registry as well.

https://adoptiondatabase.quickbase.c...mqv?a=q&qid=71

I assume you've already tried searching all the regular databases for a Michelle M. Smith in California and elsewhere?

Best wishes for a successful search!

[DontH8Me]

Those are pretty common last names, Fuller and especially Smith. Do you know from the birth certificate where exactly your biological parents lived at the time of your birth? Los Angeles is a big area, would help to narrow down to a community.

I hope you find some family through your search - how exciting this must be!

[howard555]

Originally Posted by Maria_723

Hello! I am looking for any biological family members. I was adopted through Children's Home Society in Los Angeles, CA on July 23, 1968. The name on my original birth certificate was Michelle M. Smith and my Mothers maiden name was Fuller. From the birth certificate it looks like they may have been married and I don't know their ages but I think maybe around 20?

I have a great family but would love to know more about where I came from. Maybe I have brothers or sisters? Who do I look like? I don't know why but I just feel it is the right time to look for my biological parents and any other family. This will probably not result in anything but I have a great friend who posted on here looking for siblings and when one of her family did a search on Google her thread popped up and now she has connected with them!

God bless!

What are the full names of the birth parents on the original birth certificate?

[KickAssArmyChick]

Originally Posted by howard555

What are the full names of the birth parents on the original birth certificate?

She doesn't have the full names. Only that her mother's maiden name was FULLER and the father's last name was SMITH. Someone who has access to microfiches from the era was able to find her original birth record (I don't believe it had the parents' full names listed on it). It was amended to show the adoptive parents info.
I have been looking into it too for her and have been able to narrow down the possibilities but it's still a lot of guessing and stuff.