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‘Unknown’ no longer: Two newborns who died in Pa. in the early 1960s are identified

David Robinson
David Robinson
David Robinson
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David graduated from Franklin & Marshall College and has been a community journalist for over 8 years, previously working at the Lancaster Examiner. He focuses on the heart of Lancaster, covering local events, festivals, and community initiatives.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 12:31 AM · 1 min read
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‘Unknown’ no longer: Two newborns who died in Pa. in the early 1960s are identified — Hershey Community news

WILLIAMSPORT — Death certificates for two newborns who died in the early 1960s in Lycoming County are now being corrected to include their last names thanks to the forensic work of a deputy coroner.Through research by Alexis Martin, the names of the mothers of the babies have been identified. Plans are to correct the newborns’ death certificates to replace “unknown” with their last names, she said.

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