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Rohan Mitchell from St. Elizabeth looking for my father-- Lloyd Mitchell

by Rohan Mitchell
(Toronto, Canada)

Hi my name is Rohan Mitchell, I was born in longwood distict in St. Elizabeth Jamaica on May 21, 1972.

I am in search of my biological father. The last time I remember seeing him I was about 7 years old.

I don't know much about him other than his name being Lloyd Mitchell and that he is originally from Kingston.

He was working at Alpart Bauxite Company in St. Elizabeth I would guess about late 60's or early 70's.

If anyone can help me in my search please email me at rohanmitchelllll@gmail.com or call me at 905-783-6531.

Thank you.

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