Terri Hardin
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I was adopted at birth via a private adoption, in Oneonta, Alabama in 1960. My biological mother was Peggy C. Messer - Hardin-Henry. She passed away in 2000 according to info I have found. I think my bio father is Billy Baxter Moore, they were not married and I'm not certain he knows about me. Peggy had at least two more children after me, I was told there was a boy, Raymond and a girl, Susie but I've not found any information on either. I'd like to find siblings and cousins and of course health information.
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