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Adoptee |
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| First Name |
George |
| Last Name |
Kepich |
| Birth First Name |
Unknown |
| Birth Lastname |
Jenson |
| Birth Date |
Jun 01, 1916 |
| Birth Place |
Michigan |
| Gender |
male |
| Height |
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| Hair Color |
brown |
| Eye Color |
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| Handicap |
none |
| Handicap |
none |
| Race |
None |
| Religion |
Catholic |
| Occupation |
Private |
| Education |
Some College |
| Married |
no |
| Brothers |
None |
| Sisters |
Sister, also adopted |
| Military |
yes |
| Other Info |
Probably an illegal or private adoption arranged between biological grandparents and adoptive mother. Adoptive mother destroyed her copy of birth certificate and filed a fraudulent one in another state. |
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Birthmother |
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| First Name |
Unknown |
| Last Name |
Jenson |
| Nick Name |
Unknown |
| Maiden Name |
Unknown |
| Birth Date |
NA |
| Handicap |
none |
| Handicap |
none |
| Race |
White |
| Married at Birth |
no |
| Married at Adoption |
no |
| Occupation |
Possible nurse or patient at h |
| Spouse Name |
Unknown |
| Military |
no |
| Other Information |
Birth mother or her parents arranged adoption of son with a woman named Nelly Lorraine Ceceila Brock (Keneally) Kepich who was employed as a practical nurse at the Ypsilanti State Hospital. Biological Grandparents may have lived in or near Detroit on W. Outer Drive. Biological Mother may have had a toddler son at time of adoptees birth |
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Other |
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Relation
to Adoptee |
Adoptive Mother |
| First Name |
Lorraine |
| Middle Name |
Ceceila |
| Last Name |
Kepich |
| Nick Name |
aka Mary, Nelly, sometimes use |
| Maiden Name |
Brock |
| Birth Date |
Jun 01, 1916 |
| Gender |
female |
| Handicap |
none |
| Handicap |
none |
| Race |
White |
| Occupation |
Housewife, Practical Nurse |
| Old Occupation |
Nurse |
| Spouse Name |
George Kepich |
| Spouse Info |
Employed at Fords and Willow Run. |
| Brothers |
James Brock |
| Sisters |
Mary "Bessie" Brock Sage, Mary and Margaret Keneally. |
| Military |
no |
| Other Information |
Arranged private or illegal adoption while working at Ypsilanti State Hospital in 1946. |
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