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My Mother- Ellen Gordon (Patterson) formerly of St. Thomas, Jamaica

by MARGARET

Looking for the GORDON FAMILY OF ST. THOMAS, MY GRANDMOTHER WAS MS. MAUD FAULKNER AND GRANDFATHER MR. FRANCIS FAULKNER. MY MOTHER'S BROTHER
WAS FREDERICK GORDON AND HE HAD TWO SONS AND THREE GIRLS, THEY WERE LIVING IN KINGSTON ON GLASSPOLE AVENUE. ANY INFORMATION EMAIL ME AT
ELLELIND134@YAHOO.COM.

THANK YOU.
MARGARET PATTERSON

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Aug 13, 2014

Trying to find birth mother
by: Lucia Bruce

Hi My name is Lucia Bruce I was a born Terry Lynn Gordon on October 18, 1958 in Valahalla N.Y. was told that my mother was orignally from Jamaica. Anybody with any information would be appreciated.I don't know much except she was a live in maid in Westchester, New York. She was also taking care of an elderly father.

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