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My Father - Carlton Bailey formerly of Upper Maxfield Ave, Kingston

by Vivienne

I am looking for my biological father. His name is (Carlton Bailey) and he lived on Maxfield Avenue, couple house up from Johnson's Drive-in. My mother's name is Vivienne and she lived on Rousseau Road at the time. Anyone knowing his whereabouts or that of his family members, Please contact me at vivmahoney@gmail.com or nicolebailey01@hotmail.com

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