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Q. My grandmother died in 1930 in New York City, in a Catholic hospital that no longer exists. I’ve contacted a hospital that should have the records, but no luck. How can I locate these records?   A. The number of Catholic hospitals in New York City has declined dramatically, with eight hospitals in 2007 View Website VIP Subscription

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