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Ekotula90 at 04:36, 9 March 2012

Ekotula90 — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 04:36:40 GMT

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-	(bills redoe)Help save inasint kids & babys by adopting them.Remember anyone can do it!So lets remember the WIKI family for helping us with adoption.secret formulas for adoptions are all around us.So let me tell YOU about the WIKI's & thier secret formula While adoption records have been sealed off from public view in almost every state, that was not always the case. This court document is that of child Bertha Hergt, adopted by William and Bertha Zander in 1875. Note the initial misspelling of the name that was probably corrected after the document was recorded. This example points to the importance of considering alternative spellings when records are not found where they were expected to be.	+	<nowiki><math>
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		+	'''''(bills redoe)Help save inasint kids & babys by adopting them.Remember anyone can do it!So lets remember the WIKI family for helping us with adoption.secret formulas for adoptions are all around us.So let me tell YOU about the WIKI's & thier secret formula While adoption records have been sealed off from public view in almost every state, that was not always the case. This court document is that of child Bertha Hergt, adopted by William and Bertha Zander in 1875. Note the initial misspelling of the name that was probably corrected after the document was recorded. This example points to the importance of considering alternative spellings when records are not found where they were expected to be.
	And that'sa little redoe story about the WIKI family!''wiki aja '''the WIKI's'''brooka''The WIKI Family		And that'sa little redoe story about the WIKI family!''wiki aja '''the WIKI's'''brooka''The WIKI Family
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1 taylor362: Lots of records made by a child named Bertha Hergt beacause the WIKI family helped her

1 taylor362 — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 15:19:25 GMT

Lots of records made by a child named Bertha Hergt beacause the WIKI family helped her

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-	While adoption records have been sealed off from public view in almost every state, that was not always the case. This court document is that of child Bertha Hergt, adopted by William and Bertha Zander in 1875. Note the initial misspelling of the name that was probably corrected after the document was recorded. This example points to the importance of considering alternative spellings when records are not found where they were expected to be.	+	(bills redoe)Help save inasint kids & babys by adopting them.Remember anyone can do it!So lets remember the WIKI family for helping us with adoption.secret formulas for adoptions are all around us.So let me tell YOU about the WIKI's & thier secret formula While adoption records have been sealed off from public view in almost every state, that was not always the case. This court document is that of child Bertha Hergt, adopted by William and Bertha Zander in 1875. Note the initial misspelling of the name that was probably corrected after the document was recorded. This example points to the importance of considering alternative spellings when records are not found where they were expected to be.
		+	And that'sa little redoe story about the WIKI family!''wiki aja '''the WIKI's'''brooka''The WIKI Family

Matrayback: While adoption records have been sealed off from public view in almost every state, that was not always the case. This court document is that of child Bertha Hergt, adopted by William and Bertha Zander in 1875. Note the initial misspelling of the name tha

Matrayback — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:09:32 GMT

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While adoption records have been sealed off from public view in almost every state, that was not always the case. This court document is that of child Bertha Hergt, adopted by William and Bertha Zander in 1875. Note the initial misspelling of the name that was probably corrected after the document was recorded. This example points to the importance of considering alternative spellings when records are not found where they were expected to be.