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Howard Reynolds, my son, of Kingston, Jamaica
by Charmaine Walters
(Maryland)
My name is Asnet White and I am trying to find my son
Howard Reynolds born 1970 in Kingston Jamaica at Kingston Jubilee Hospital.
I Asnet White lived off Mountain View Road at the time of his birth but I am originally from Portland.
I cannot remember the exact month and the day of birth. His biological father's name is Rupert Johnson.
Rupert Johnson worked at Seprod in the 1970's . I was told Howard was in care of security guard of Seprod known as 'Uncle' who lived off Waltham Park Rd Kingston beside the Sombrero Club
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Regards,
WG.
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