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Christine Rakoci <[log in to unmask]>
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Research and writing about Virginia genealogy and family history." <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:37:19 -0500
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I ran a quick check for you through Ancestry and World Vital Records  
but couldn't find a death record for him either.  He may not have had  
a social security number as it didn't come around until 1937 and  
wasn't required of all employers.  You might try finding union records  
or others for the Chicago police department. Try the death indexes for  
Chicago    http://www.deathindexes.com/illinois/cook.html.  The  
Newberry Library in Chicago has a good genealogy section and is  
usually pretty helpful with where to go to find info.


Good luck,

Chris



On Sep 10, 2010, at 10:34 AM, Madaline Preston wrote:

> I admit patience isn't one of my virtues but I've spent way too much  
> time
> trying to find an ancestor on a social security death index that is a
> free index, not one that is advertised as free until they search,  
> find a
> match and then tell you you have to be a member to view the data.
>
> In 2003 I went to ssdi.rootsweb.com, put in the state and the last  
> name of
> my ancestry line and up would pop all the data.  Of course all of  
> this now
> belongs to Ancestry which is another sore subject.  (They can take a  
> simple
> data base and present it in a way to involve the maximum time spent  
> in a
> search.)
>
> I'm looking for Fred (Frederick) J. Quirin born 21 Jul 1893 in  
> Brooklyn,
> NY.  His WWII registration card, dated 27 April, 1942 states he  
> worked in
> the 11th District Chicago Police Dept. (91st and Cottage Grove,  
> Chicago) and
> gives his home address as 7921 Indiana Ave, Chicago.  You'd think  
> this info
> would be sufficient to find the lad.
>
> What have I missed?  Is there a site such as my 2003 find that will  
> give you
> his death date without belonging to one more "free" site?
>
> All I want is his death date.
>
> Thanks for listening to my rant.  I hope you will have the wisdom to  
> put me
> on the right track.
> M. Preston
>
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