Lost relative

Lois60 ,

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How sure are you that Linda is deceased? I believe that she might still have been alive at least last year.

There is so much to be found for her, but I think that her privacy should be respected here.

Not positive.  Her birth photo from a newspaper is in a photo album that belonged to my grandmother or great aunt, 1920-1930?. She must be very important to my family. I want to contact someone who may offer info regarding our connection.  .

Marriage record

www.familysearch.org/.../1:1:QLS5-3NB1

Whilst respecting the still living person's privacy, I can mention that Rudolph LUGBAUER didn't marry his wife Alice E HOLD until late 1939, so the 1920-1930 timeline doesn't is too early.

The Daily Argus, Mount Vernon, N.Y., Wednesday, December 13, 1939: