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Trudy Barch
2019-04-03 21:20:03 UTC
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Hi friends,

In researching New York online death index, I find possible deaths of 2
relatives. I thought they had retired to Florida.
All I can see is the data which does not prove if it is my relative or not.
Is there another way of seeing that data line? What cemetery are they at?
Are they buried together? Any help will be appreciated.
The name is/was Julius Kay and Sylvia Kay.

Thank you, Trudy Barch, FL
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Trudy Barch
2019-04-05 22:03:41 UTC
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Thank you to everyone that contacted me.
Through your helpfulness, it has been proven that New York and Florida obits
are not my relatives.
The Illinois and Indiana obits have been found and proved that is my family.
Hope your genealogy "brick walls" are as successful.
Happy Passover to all.

Trudy Barch, FL
Post by Trudy Barch
In researching New York online death index, I find possible deaths of 2
relatives. I thought they had retired to Florida.
All I can see is the data which does not prove if it is my relative or not.
Is there another way of seeing that data line? What cemetery are they at?
Are they buried together? Any help will be appreciated.
The name is/was Julius Kay and Sylvia Kay.
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