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Hi Bobbie! Thanks for your response. :)
The William Parker I'm searching for should be about 65-66 years old right now.
In 1968 he was described as 5'8", 160 lbs, brown hair, brown eyes, medium complexion with unknown nationality and was unmarried…
Mara, this is Bobbie Bray/Parker Smith (birth name Robin), my grandfathers name was William Luster Parker. He came from Kentucky, county was either Bath or Rowan,his wifes name was Emma Clay Steele/Parker. They moved to Oklahoma by covered wagon whe…
Sweet!!!!! I'll send you an email. :) -M
I have an account with ancestry.com and I got some things going in my head let me do some sying on this and I will see what information I can find. It would be pretty good if we had a birth state. I have all the information you gave ne written down…
Hi Carisa!
Thanks for your reply. My natural father's name is William Parker. The State of California sealed my original birth certificate when I was 1 years old and adopted, so I can't confirm that he's on it. All I have is an adoption form from t…
Suggestion do you have your birth certificate not sure if he would be on iy but it's worth a shot! I have a William Parker in my Lineasge but he Passed away back in the 1800's. Keep searching ask around for his real birth name , middle name, and las…
Thanks for the suggestion, Jim! I'm googling Parker DNA Project right now!!!!
Thanks for posting this, Jim!!!! This is so exciting. I might actually find my biological father and extended family now.
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If anyone's wondering why my picture has a "denied" stamp on it: It's because millions of adoptees in the United States of America, (including me) are denied our original birth certificates. (These were permanently sealed from us upon our adoption, and not relinquishment.)
In the "land of the free" in 44 states, your fellow citizens are denied a fundamental right to their own birth records. This is wrong. This is discrimination. Adoptees are NOT second-class citizens!!!
This year's Adoptee Rights Protest is July 21, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. If you believe that all men (Parkers) are created equal, please attend or support this protest.
Here's a link to the Youtube video promo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgsQesQP0H8
Please also sign my online petition:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/2/release-original-birth-certificate...
Searching For Biological Father, WILLIAM PARKER, Lived On Knott Ave., Buena Park California in 1968
I have been searching for my biological father, William Parker, since I turned 18. (I’m 39 years old now.)
My biological mother, Colleen Monahan, met my biological father in 1968 on Knott Ave. in Buena Park, California. She was living in an apartment there and she met Bill Parker who also lived in the apartment complex with a relative of his. There was a Halloween party and I was conceived. Colleen found out that she was pregnant with me after Bill moved back to Texas and she couldn’t locate him to tell him.
I was born nine months later and given up for adoption at birth. After spending a couple months in foster care, I was adopted.
I met my biological mother, Colleen, when I was 18. We are close friends today. She describes my biological father as being about 25 years old in 1968. He had dark hair, dark eyes, and a medium complexion. She thought he might have been a construction worker and originally from Texas.
If any of this sounds familiar, or you know a relative who fits this description, I would appreciate a response. If it doesn’t ring a bell, thank you so much for your time and have a great day!
My biological mother, Colleen Monahan, met my biological father in 1968 on Knott Ave. in Buena Park, California. She was living in an apartment there and she met Bill Parker who also lived in the apartment complex with a relative of his. There was a Halloween party and I was conceived. Colleen found out that she was pregnant with me after Bill moved back to Texas and she couldn’t locate him to tell him.
I was born nine months later and given up for adoption at birth. After spending a couple months in foster care, I was adopted.
I met my biological mother, Colleen, when I was 18. We are close friends today. She describes my biological father as being about 25 years old in 1968. He had dark hair, dark eyes, and a medium complexion. She thought he might have been a construction worker and originally from Texas.
If any of this sounds familiar, or you know a relative who fits this description, I would appreciate a response. If it doesn’t ring a bell, thank you so much for your time and have a great day!
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Happy Father's Day, Dad! (Wherever you are, William Parker.)
Hi Dad,
We've never met, but I'd still like to wish you a very Happy Father's Day!
Your Daughter,
Mara (born: Christine Audra Monahan)
We've never met, but I'd still like to wish you a very Happy Father's Day!
Your Daughter,
Mara (born: Christine Audra Monahan)
Posted on June 20, 2009 at 12:26pm —
Searching For Biological Father, William Parker, Lived On Knott Ave., Buena Park, California in 1968. May Be From Texas And May Have Returned There in 1968 Before I Was Born.
I have been searching for my biological father, William Parker, since I turned 18. (I’m 39 years old now.)
My biological mother, Colleen Monahan, met my biological father in 1968 on Knott Ave. in Buena Park, California. She was living in an apartment there and she met Bill Parker who also lived in the apartment complex with a relative of his. There was a Halloween party and I was conceived. Colleen found out that she was pregnant with me after Bill moved back to Texas and she couldn’t locate hi… Continue
My biological mother, Colleen Monahan, met my biological father in 1968 on Knott Ave. in Buena Park, California. She was living in an apartment there and she met Bill Parker who also lived in the apartment complex with a relative of his. There was a Halloween party and I was conceived. Colleen found out that she was pregnant with me after Bill moved back to Texas and she couldn’t locate hi… Continue
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- At 1:23am on October 26, 2009, Kristen McAdams gave Mara Rigge a gift…
HEY Mommy... it's your favorite daughter. This is for the most rockin MOM EVER... ummm YOU!!!! You Rock My Socks. I LOVE YOU
- At 2:23am on October 17, 2009,
Monique Parker Stephens said… - Well If you look at my pictures, you can see my grandpa. There is also a picture of my Uncle dave who was born in 1953. I also have a uncle jimmy, and elvin who we call champ. I am not sure of there cousins. All of these parker men lived in that area around my grandparents off of knott. I can ask my mom about her cousins.
- At 2:32pm on January 25, 2009,
William D. Parker said… - Sorry, can't help you. I'm not sure our Parker side is even connected to this one. In the Mid 1800's they came from Penn. / NJ. area and settled in Iowa. I've never lived in California. There are 4 or 5 William Parker's in the Garland, TX phone book and none are related to me.
Good luck with your search. In 1968 I was a freshman in College in IA.
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