[78-L] William F. Hooley

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New York City death certificates during that period almost always indicate  
the place of burial, usually transcribed on the bottom of the  document.   
They are available at the archive in the courthouse on  Chambers Street and 
are available for perusal, on microfilm, for a $5 or $6 use  fee.  They will 
also make copies for you for an additional fee.  The  microfilm is arranged 
chronologically and within that, alphabetically by the  name of the 
decedent.  You won't have to know the name of the  hospital.  They are also 
arranged by borough.  Given that the  year of death is known, you won't have 
trouble finding it.
 
If you want more information, write to me privately.
 
Paul Charosh
L78rpm at aol.com
 
 
In a message dated 1/17/10 10:11:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
MLK402 at verizon.net writes:
 
Two  questions regarding the man who is my great-grandfather, William F.  
Hooley.  1.) Did WFH partner with John McCormack (and others) in a  song 
other than Adeste Fideles?  I have that recording, but wondered  if this 
group did more.  2.) Where in New York is my  great-grandfather buried?  
All 
information says he died in October  1918 in a "New York City hospital," 
but 
that could be anywhere.