01-25-02 @ 2020 EST Good Evening! As a new subscriber to the list, and having reviewed this list's archives from previous years regarding the subject topic, I am interested in knowing if any library or historical society might have a complete list of the fatalities and injured of that tragic evening? My wife's would-have-been uncle was one of the fatalities of that evening and we are attempting to trace that branch of the family. Thank you for any and all responses. Carl C. Upstate NY

Hi Carl I do not remember if there was a list of deceased but the Martin Luther King Library had quit a bit of info on the Knickerbocker cave-in.My Grandfather was a firefighter and died as a result of injure's there. You could find a obit in the local paper? Anthony Long seecarl@ntcnet.com wrote: > 01-25-02 @ 2020 EST > > Good Evening! > > As a new subscriber to the list, and having reviewed this list's archives from > previous years regarding the subject topic, I am interested in knowing if any > library or historical society might have a complete list of the fatalities and > injured of that tragic evening? > > My wife's would-have-been uncle was one of the fatalities of that evening and > we are attempting to trace that branch of the family. > > Thank you for any and all responses. > > Carl C. > Upstate NY > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237