[koala1960]

I am wondering how one knows the birth certificate#/file# of their birth certificate. I can't find them anywhere on mine (made in 1962, in CO). There is a # handwritten on the same line as the mother's mailing address. This is, of course, not the first birth certificate, but the one done aftr the adoption.

Also, are all adoption birth certificates in CO black? Mom said that all of us that were adopted have black ones, and the birth children have white ones. Wondered if there was any significance to that. (They adopted 4 children, then had 3 of 'their own', though you couldn't tell by the way they treated us which was which. That's the way I believe an adoption should be. All my life, people have been amazed to find out ANY of us were adopted!!!)
Margie

[hyt]

I to have a black birth certificate and have no idea why! Mine also has a # written in next to mother's mailing address but no birth #. I wish I could answer your questions but thank you for letting me know I'm not the only person with a black certificate!
Holly

[hyt]

Am looking for any birth family member. Was born at Lamb Memorial Hospital in Denver. Birth father was possibly stationed at Fitzmmons Army Base.

[Janet Heath]

Please follow this link and post your information. This not the Colorado state registry but a different mutual registry affiliated with a yahoo group. Over 5000 people are listed here. There have been a lot of matches made through this registry.


Adoption Search and Reunion for Adoptees, Birth Moms, Adoptive Families