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CONTACT
adelrenea65@gmail.com
If you have knowledge of Ida
Glenn fromPondstown, Dodge
County GA, please do a DNA test
to confirm your relationship. Or,
if you know of her please
contact me at above email
address.
GrownUp Ida
FORT PIERCE The scenery in this image feels familiar it takes me back to the house at 1510 Ave. J where a swing was on the porch. I remember playing on one like it when I was a child. It was the Pittman family’s home, it was central to Ida’s children upbringing. My earliest memories of life began there. Mama looks happy in both images.
Young Ida
BOSTON In the latter part of the 1940s or early 50s Ida went with her adoptive mom Genie Pittman to visit Ted Pittman her biological son in Boston MA. It was this time period because Florida’s 1945 census places Ida at 1510 Ave. J. Fort Pierce, FL.
IDA ORIGINS
WELCOME
TRUTH Throughout our lives, my siblings and I were unware of our mother’s origin. During our childhood, there was a narrative that Mama was of Native American descent. Well, even at the age of five that never resonated with me. To set the record straight I took a DNA test and explored Ancestry.com results in my quest to find truth! Independent of imaginitive familail narratives. In doing so, my genetics reveals that I’am of African and European descent. I’am connected to twelve different regions of the world, in fact, like my Mama before me, I’am biracial!
STORY
A UNFISHED STORY
Mama life was challenging because of her health. However, her life was a little safer when Rev. Pittman was with us, but he moved on in August of 1966, his
absence would leave a profound void in our lives. A protector especially for us children, “like a wisp of steam from a pot he was gone”, we children was
vulnerable without him. Mama was adopted by Rev. R.H. Pittman and Genie Pittman after the 1940 U.S. Census which placed her in Pondstown, Dodge County
GA. Ida was living on a farm with her parents and four siblings. Mama never talked about her biological family which is a mystery. To make this mystery even
more intriguing, I could not find the Glenn family in the 1950 U.S. Census released in 2023.
“Children should not feel their world is unsafe, whether
that world is poor or rich. By chance, they might avoid
drifting into troubled waters, turning neither left nor
right from you.”
FACTS
Each Other’s Safe Havens
NAVIGATION
CONTACT
SOCIAL
GrownUp Ida
FORT PIERCE The scenery in this image feels familiar it takes me back to the house at 1510 Ave. J where a swing was on the porch. I remember playing on one like it when I was a child. It was the Pittman family’s home, it was central to Ida’s children upbringing. My earliest memories of life began there. Mama looks happy in both images.
Young Ida
BOSTON In the latter part of the 1940s or early 50s Ida went with her adoptive mom Genie Pittman to visit Ted Pittman her biological son in Boston MA. It was this time period because Florida’s 1945 census places Ida at 1510 Ave. J. Fort Pierce, FL.
IDA ORIGINS
WELCOME
TRUTH Throughout our lives, my siblings and I were unware of our mother’s origin. During our childhood, there was a narrative that Mama was of Native American descent. Well, even at the age of five that never resonated with me. To set the record straight I took a DNA test and explored Ancestry.com results in my quest to find truth! Independent of imaginitive familail narratives. In doing so, my genetics reveals that I’am of African and European descent. I’am connected to twelve different regions of the world, in fact, like my Mama before me, I’am biracial!
STORY
A UNFISHED STORY
Mama life was challenging because of her
health. However, her life was a little safer when
Rev. Pittman was with us, but he moved on in
August of 1966, his absence would leave a
profound void in our lives. A protector especially
for us children, “like a wisp of steam from a pot
he was gone”, we children was vulnerable
without him. Mama was adopted by Rev. R.H.
Pittman and Genie Pittman after the 1940 U.S.
Census which placed her in Pondstown, Dodge
County GA. Ida was living on a farm with her
parents and four siblings. Mama never talked
about her biological family which is a mystery. To
make this mystery even more intriguing, I could
not find the Glenn family in the 1950 U.S. Census
released in 2023.
“Children should not feel their
world is unsafe, whether that
world is poor or rich. By
chance, they might avoid
drifting into troubled waters,
turning neither left nor right
from you”
ABOUT
FACTS
adelrenea65@gmail.com
If you have knowledge of Ida Glenn
from Pondstown, Dodge County GA,
please do a DNA test to confirm your
relationship.
Or, if you know of her please contact
me at above email address.
Each Other’s Safe Havens
