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Lawrence Bassoff was born circa 1448, in birth place, New York, to Phil Bassoff and Katie Bassoff (born Jacobs). Lawrence had one sibling. Find family history information in a whole new way
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Index and images of the New York State Department of Health index to deaths registered between June 1880 and December 31, 1956. The index does not include deaths for New York City with a few exceptions for Flushing (Queens) and Canarsie (Brooklyn). Deaths for Yonkers, Buffalo and Albany are not included until 1915. 1. See also Finding New York Stat...
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This collection contains images of the official New York State death index produced by the Department of Health. This index contains the vital record certificate number for death records held by the New York State - these certificate numbers can be used to order a full copy of the death certificate from the State Archives.
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Lawrence O'ConnorLarry, 80, passed away peacefully on May 19th, 2024, at his home in Grayslake. Born June 15, 1943, he was a football player at Grayslake High School and a mainframe programmer.
