My name is Robert Donham I was born in 1953. When I was 2 years old Child Welfare took myself and my 3 siblings and put us in the Marion County Indiana Children's Home, which is where I was adopted from at the age of 4. I was adopted by a Methodist Minister and his wife, Deloss and Eleanor Donham.
My biological name was Earl Osborne. My biological parents names were Robert and Lela (Felton) Osborne.
I don't remember my siblings but very much want to meet them. I have reddish hair and blue eyes.
I have been able to find Lela's family but haven't found Roberts yet.
My 2 older sisters names were Brenda and Ida Faye Osborne. Know one seems to remember the baby boys name. Supposedly the baby boy may have been born later in the same year I was 1953. If anyone knows anyway of finding them please let me know EMAIL REMOVED

Robert, this is far too much pesonal information to post on the internet. Unless you remove it you will be opening yourself up to fraudulent activities on the internet. I know what your purpose is, but this is not a good way to do it.

Tick

We are not a reunion website. In addition, we require that all responses be made publicly. I have removed your email address for that reason.

Your best bet is to register on reunion websites and hope that they are also looking.

The ones that I recommend most are adoption.org, adoption.com and ISRR.

Robert, you didn't think my reply was helpful. That is strange, when I am helping you by warning you of internet fraud if ALL of your private information is posted here.

Tick

I haven't posted anything that is private per say

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Originally Posted by robertdonham

I haven't posted anything that is private per say

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You have as matter of fact, posted enough information for someone to find you. It doesn't take much digging when you say where you were born and the name of your relatives, the county you lived in etc.

I was not criticizing you when I posted the first time, Robert, I was trying to safeguard your interests and warn you what can happen.

Tick

Thank you Tick. I am so desperately trying to find my siblings.