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USA‏‎ (237 members)
Wealthy, Famous, Noble or Divine Adoptive or Foster Families‏‎ (153 members)
Parent(s) Died, Disappeared or Became Incapacitated‏‎ (144 members)
School-age Years, Adolescence‏‎ (140 members)
Customary or Traditional Adoption, Informal and Extra-Legal Care‏‎ (124 members)
Adoptees/Fosterees from Wealthy, Famous, Noble or Divine Birth Families‏‎ (107 members)
Rulers, Nobles, Chiefs, Presidents, Prime Ministers‏‎ (95 members)
Orphaned (Both Parents)‏‎ (95 members)
Theater, Broadcasting, Cinema‏‎ (87 members)
Unmarried Mother, Single Parent (Mother or Father) Unable to Cope‏‎ (83 members)
Institutional Care‏‎ (82 members)
Journalism‏‎ (69 members)
To Provide Heirs, As Protégés, etc.‏‎ (69 members)
Trans-Racial, Trans-Tribal, International or Trans-Cultural Adoption or Fostering‏‎ (69 members)
Pre-school Years‏‎ (68 members)
Parents Married (or Partnered) to Each Other‏‎ (65 members)
Literature‏‎ (62 members)
Christian‏‎ (61 members)
Uncles and Aunts, Parents' Uncles and Aunts‏‎ (55 members)
Birth Sibling(s) Remained With or Returned to Birth Family‏‎ (52 members)
Always in Contact or Knew Identities‏‎ (52 members)
Exile or Persecution (religious, Political or Social)‏‎ (51 members)
To Further Family or Political Alliances‏‎ (46 members)
India‏‎ (42 members)
Music and Dance‏‎ (41 members)
Indian‏‎ (40 members)
Priest, Religious, Teacher, Coach, Mentor, Patron, Apprentice Master or Owner‏‎ (40 members)
Government, Politics, Civil Service, Public Administration‏‎ (39 members)
Education, Teaching, Libraries‏‎ (38 members)
Military and Defense‏‎ (37 members)
Tracing Impossible or Birth Family Extinct‏‎ (35 members)
Captured by Another Tribe or Group‏‎ (35 members)
Native American and Alaskan Native, Inuit‏‎ (35 members)
Birth Siblings Placed Together‏‎ (35 members)
Grandparents‏‎ (34 members)
Birth Identity Disputed or Deliberately Concealed‏‎ (33 members)
Birth Sibling(s) Separated‏‎ (33 members)
No Contact With Birth Family‏‎ (32 members)
Family Friends or Acquaintances‏‎ (32 members)
Sports‏‎ (30 members)
Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment‏‎ (30 members)
Adoptive/Foster Family Included Birth Child(ren)‏‎ (30 members)
Germany‏‎ (29 members)
Adopted as an Adult‏‎ (29 members)
Poor Educational Opportunities, Self-taught‏‎ (27 members)
Divorce or Premature Death of Adoptive Parent(s)‏‎ (27 members)
France‏‎ (26 members)
New Zealand‏‎ (25 members)
17th Century‏‎ (24 members)
Self-made Men and Women‏‎ (24 members)
Sexuality: Gay Men, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transsexuals‏‎ (24 members)
Very Poor (Financially) Adoptive or Foster Families‏‎ (23 members)
Other or Unknown Reasons for Serial Placement‏‎ (23 members)
Temporary Care‏‎ (23 members)
Relatives‏‎ (23 members)
War or Persecution‏‎ (21 members)
Canada‏‎ (21 members)
Financial Problems, Poverty, Bankruptcy‏‎ (21 members)
Adoptee/Fosteree Traced Family‏‎ (20 members)
Figures Whose Adoption or Fostering Is Fictitious, Disputed or Unconfirmed‏‎ (20 members)
Addiction or Abuse (drugs, Alcohol or Gambling)‏‎ (20 members)
Mental Illness‏‎ (20 members)
Ethnic or Religious Identity Confused or Concealed, Racism‏‎ (19 members)
Polynesian, Melanesian‏‎ (19 members)
Single Adopters or Fosterers‏‎ (18 members)
Civil Rights, Advocacy‏‎ (18 members)
Slaves‏‎ (18 members)
Social Services and Social Sciences‏‎ (18 members)
African‏‎ (18 members)
Anti-social or Disruptive Behavior, Adhd‏‎ (17 members)
Law‏‎ (17 members)
Step-parents‏‎ (17 members)
Italy‏‎ (17 members)
Formal, American/European-Type Fostering‏‎ (16 members)
Estrangement from Adoptive or Foster Family‏‎ (16 members)
Multiple or Unspecified‏‎ (16 members)
Both Parents Unable or Unwilling to Care for Child‏‎ (15 members)
Late or Traumatic Learning of Adoption‏‎ (15 members)
Child Abandoned or Rejected by Birth Parent(s)‏‎ (15 members)
Medical Problems, Chronic Illness‏‎ (15 members)
Parental Relationship Breakdown, Divorce‏‎ (15 members)
Adoptees/fosterees Who Are/were Also Adopters or Foster Parents‏‎ (14 members)
Poverty‏‎ (14 members)
Child Removed from Home by Social Services‏‎ (14 members)
Philanthropists‏‎ (13 members)
Contact Suspended or Stopped‏‎ (13 members)
Oblates, Dedicated to God‏‎ (13 members)
Fashion, Hairdressing and Modeling; Beauty Queens‏‎ (12 members)
Science, Parascience‏‎ (12 members)
Greece‏‎ (12 members)
Child in and out of Care‏‎ (12 members)
Parents Separated or Divorced‏‎ (11 members)
Honorific Adoptions‏‎ (11 members)
Poland‏‎ (11 members)
Mythological, Traditional and Divine Figures‏‎ (11 members)
Ireland‏‎ (11 members)
Parental Illness (Mental or Physical), Addiction‏‎ (11 members)
Hispanic‏‎ (11 members)
Asian‏‎ (10 members)
Australia‏‎ (10 members)
Russia‏‎ (10 members)
Murdered, Assassinated‏‎ (10 members)
Parent(s) in Prison or Labor Camp, Executed‏‎ (10 members)
Siblings‏‎ (10 members)
Homelessness, Drifting‏‎ (9 members)
Adoptee/Fosteree Not Interested in Tracing‏‎ (9 members)
Foundlings and Feral Children‏‎ (9 members)
Cousins, Parents' Cousins‏‎ (9 members)
16th Century‏‎ (9 members)
Israel‏‎ (9 members)
Japan‏‎ (8 members)
Restaurants‏‎ (8 members)
Fostered or Adopted by Birth Sibling(s)‏‎ (8 members)
Mother Married, but Not to Father‏‎ (8 members)
Mother Married but Not to Birth Father‏‎ (8 members)
Physical Handicaps‏‎ (8 members)
Bce‏‎ (8 members)
Street Children, Children Who Grew up Without Adult Supervision (at Least Temporarily), or Ran Away‏‎ (8 members)
Government Policy, Assimilation‏‎ (8 members)
1st to 10th Centuries Ce‏‎ (8 members)
Sent for Adoption/Fostering when Parent Began New Relationship, Conflict With Step-parent‏‎ (8 members)
Turkey‏‎ (8 members)
Adoptive or Foster Parent(s) Died‏‎ (8 members)
Medicine and Allied Professions‏‎ (8 members)
Netherlands‏‎ (8 members)
For Companionship, or for Charitable Motives‏‎ (8 members)
Engineering, Technology, Aviation, Inventions‏‎ (7 members)
Physical‏‎ (7 members)
Contact Unsatisfactory‏‎ (7 members)
Austria‏‎ (7 members)
Exploration, Adventure‏‎ (7 members)
Birth Family Traced Adoptee/Fosteree‏‎ (7 members)
Native American and Alaskan Native Religions‏‎ (7 members)
Sent to Boarding School, Apprenticed or Fostered as Part of Normal Traditional Child-Rearing‏‎ (7 members)
Hindu‏‎ (7 members)
Arab, Middle Eastern‏‎ (6 members)
Spain‏‎ (6 members)
Trades (carpentry, Catering, Merchant Marine)‏‎ (6 members)
15th Century‏‎ (6 members)
Sweden‏‎ (6 members)
Switzerland‏‎ (6 members)
Twins and Triplets‏‎ (6 members)
Child Ran Away or Left Home to Work‏‎ (6 members)
Disrupted or Failed Placements‏‎ (6 members)
Sexual‏‎ (6 members)
TV Shows with Adoption Themes for Children‏‎ (6 members)
Mental Handicaps, Learning Difficulties‏‎ (6 members)
Ukraine‏‎ (5 members)
Roman Empire‏‎ (5 members)
Norway‏‎ (5 members)
Philosophers‏‎ (5 members)
In Contact With Birth Family‏‎ (5 members)
Other Religions‏‎ (5 members)
Child Left Care While Still a Child, but With New Parents' Blessing‏‎ (5 members)
Birth Parent(s) Relinquished Child‏‎ (5 members)
Near East‏‎ (5 members)
Raised With Birth Parent Without Knowing‏‎ (5 members)
Adoptee's/fosteree's Initiative‏‎ (4 members)
Adoptee/Fosteree Married Adoptive/Foster Sibling‏‎ (4 members)
Philippine Adoption‏‎ (4 members)
Unions, Labor‏‎ (4 members)
Britain‏‎ (4 members)
12th Century‏‎ (4 members)
Later Married Birth Father‏‎ (4 members)
South Africa‏‎ (4 members)
Latvia‏‎ (4 members)
14th Century‏‎ (4 members)
Belgium‏‎ (4 members)
Child's Illness or Handicaps‏‎ (4 members)
Yugoslavia‏‎ (4 members)
Adoption Loans‏‎ (4 members)
Child Committed Criminal Offenses‏‎ (4 members)
Parent(s) Left Home, Leaving Child Behind‏‎ (4 members)
Denmark‏‎ (4 members)
Domestic Service‏‎ (4 members)
Egypt‏‎ (3 members)
To Avoid Prophecy Fulfillment‏‎ (3 members)
11th Century‏‎ (3 members)
Hungary‏‎ (3 members)
13th Century‏‎ (3 members)
Adoptees/fosterees Who Are or Were Also Birth Parents‏‎ (3 members)
Palestine‏‎ (3 members)
Transportation‏‎ (3 members)
Nationality or Citizenship‏‎ (3 members)
Finance‏‎ (3 members)
Mexico‏‎ (2 members)
Nigeria‏‎ (2 members)
Morocco‏‎ (2 members)
Romania‏‎ (2 members)
Kiribati‏‎ (2 members)
Slovak Republic‏‎ (2 members)
Australian Aboriginal‏‎ (2 members)
French Overseas Departments and Territories‏‎ (2 members)
Cook Islands‏‎ (2 members)
Ghana‏‎ (2 members)
Posthumous Child (i.e., Born After Father's Death)‏‎ (2 members)
Czech Republic‏‎ (2 members)
Media Traced Adoptee/Fosteree or Birth Family Without Permission‏‎ (2 members)
Uk/great Britain‏‎ (2 members)
Animals (i.e., Feral Children)‏‎ (2 members)
Hiv‏‎ (1 member)
Singapore‏‎ (1 member)
Book and Films with Adoption Themes for Children‏‎ (1 member)
Niue‏‎ (1 member)
Kalaallit Nunaat‏‎ (1 member)
Brazil‏‎ (1 member)
Computers‏‎ (1 member)
Estonia‏‎ (1 member)
Honorific AdoptionsTrans-Racial, Trans-Tribal, International or Trans-Cultural Adoption or Fostering‏‎ (1 member)
Togo‏‎ (1 member)
Adoptees/Fosterees from Wealthy, Famous, Noble, or Divine Birth Families‏‎ (1 member)
Builgaria Adoption‏‎ (1 member)
Saint Kitts and Nevis‏‎ (1 member)
Tonga‏‎ (1 member)
Bulgaria‏‎ (1 member)
Georgia‏‎ (1 member)
Samoa‏‎ (1 member)
Wealthy, Famous, Noble, or Divine Adoptive or Foster Families‏‎ (1 member)
School-Age Years, Adolescence‏‎ (1 member)
Belarus‏‎ (1 member)
Indonesia‏‎ (1 member)
Libya‏‎ (1 member)
Muslim‏‎ (1 member)
Who Adopted or Fostered‏‎ (1 member)
Adopter's/foster Parent's Initiative‏‎ (1 member)
Cuba‏‎ (1 member)
Panama‏‎ (1 member)
Portugal‏‎ (1 member)
Who Can Adopt from Angola‏‎ (1 member)
Adoption Legislation‏‎ (1 member)
Benin‏‎ (1 member)
Federated States of Micronesia‏‎ (1 member)
Iran‏‎ (1 member)
Lithuania‏‎ (1 member)
Traveling Abroad in Afghanistan‏‎ (1 member)
Iraq‏‎ (1 member)
Zaïre‏‎ (1 member)
About Ethiopia‏‎ (1 member)
Fiji‏‎ (1 member)
Syria‏‎ (1 member)
Guinea‏‎ (1 member)
Haiti‏‎ (1 member)
Financial Exploitation‏‎ (1 member)
USA Overseas Territories‏‎ (1 member)
Adopted by Dead Persons‏‎ (1 member)
Jamaica‏‎ (1 member)
Thailand‏‎ (1 member)
Adopted by Family Friends or Acquaintances‏‎ (1 member)
China‏‎ (1 member)

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