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Title: Claim files from victims injured in September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks

Summary: This series consists of 402 claim files of victims injured. Record types include checklist forms, applications for payment, and a wide variety of additional documentation. Such documentation includes birth, marriage, and death certificates; medical information concerning the nature and timing of injuries; and letters, photographs, utility bills, and other records submitted to support a claim. The files include both successful and denied claims.

New York (State). Department of Taxation and Finance. World Trade Center Relief Fund

Access Restrictions: Restricted to protect personal privacy. Birth and marriage certificates, medical records, and social security numbers are found throughout the series.

Title: Claim files from families and dependents of victims killed in September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks

Summary: These files include checklist forms, applications for payment, and a wide variety of additional documentation. Such documentation includes birth, marriage, and death certificates, but may also include letters, photographs, utility bills, and other records to support a claim. The files contain both successful and denied claims.

New York (State). Department of Taxation and Finance. World Trade Center Relief Fund

Access Restrictions: Restricted to protect personal privacy. Birth, marriage, and death certificates, as well as social security numbers, can be found throughout the series.

Summary: This series consists of files generated by commissioner William C. Hennessy, while serving as chairman of an emergency multi-agency task force on the Love Canal disaster. Files also contain records sent to Hennessey's office in Albany from the DOT regional office in Buffalo. That office managed department policies in Region 5 (Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, and Niagara counties). Records include copies of newspaper clippings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, toxicity maps, affidavits and exhibits, meeting minutes, contract documents and specifications, and subject files.