I am having a problem reading the 1930 census for a address on a relative who lived in Ohio, Cleveland City. The street number is unreadable (for me) I know when he died and where and there is a death certificate. But, I no longer have Ancestry where it gives his home address in 1942 when he died, a death cert. is shown. Is there someone who has Ancestry that can either copy his death cert. or what his home address is in 1942. Here is his name, etc. DUNNE, John J. Death date: 2/24/1942, Hamilton County Volume #, Certificate #10738 Also, a question for the list. What does it mean when in the 1940 census a page is black, when you go to next page most times its there, but a couple of times that page too is black. What does this mean? It jumps ahead in the image block to the next image. Just wondering if its just not there or the system can't bring it up? Thank you for any help. Carol

Get it yourself <G> being only slightly smart mouth <G> Ohio certificates are free at familysearch.org https://familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://hr-search-api:8080/searchapi/search/collection/1307272 If you have registered at familysearch you will need to sign in to read the image, otherwise you need a free (as always, got to love familysearch) registration. As a Hint he is living Cleveland Rd North Ridgeville Ohio and he died (no matter what the index says) in Elyria Lorain Co., Ohio Sometimes if you are getting the page from familysearch the image hangs, usually if you go back one and then forward again it will work. Eliz On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 9:37 PM, RADFORD <radford2@bellsouth.net> wrote: > I am having a problem reading the 1930 census for a address on a relative who > lived in Ohio, Cleveland City.  The street number is unreadable (for me) I know > when he died and where and there is a death certificate.  But, I no longer have > Ancestry where it gives his  home address  in 1942 when he died, a death cert. > is shown.  Is there someone who has Ancestry that can either copy his death > cert. or what his home address is in 1942.  Here is his name, etc. > > DUNNE, John J.       Death date: 2/24/1942, Hamilton County    Volume #, > Certificate #10738 > > > Also, a question for the list.  What does it mean when in the 1940 census a page > is black, when you go to next page most times its there, but a couple of times > that page too is black.  What does this mean?  It jumps ahead in the image block > to the next image.  Just wondering if its just not there or the system can't > bring it up? > > Thank you for any help. > > Carol > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COOK-CO-IL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message