Numida meleagris sabyi Hartert, 1919 (1 Viewer)

[l_raty]

Therefore the pension ended earlier than the death was formaly registered by a formal act.

A note added to his birth record indicates that he died in Longuyon in 1967 (which is, unfortunately, too recent to be checked directly in an online archive).
No statement that he was dead (nor, indeed, any other explanation) came with the announcement that his pension was discontinued. As I noted above, I would not expect that a decree be necessary to discontinue the pension of a deceased person -- thus, to me, the fact that a decree was used also supports the idea that he was not dead at all.

 

[l_raty]

which is, unfortunately, too recent to be checked directly in an online archive

...but which is also indicated in this (12th page; as "Paul Joseph" -- but the birth details, though imperfectly recorded, are clearly his), or this (4th page; ditto).

 

[Taphrospilus]

If we go here we can see two Saby Paul Joseph

Ficher des décès (INSEE)

• Commune Paris
• Commune Creuse

No idea how to research INSEE. Nevertheless I dont think Insee Social Security Death Index will help to find our Saby as it starts from 1970 (when he would be 110 Years old).

 

[l_raty]

No idea how to resaech INSEE.

From here: https://arbre.app/insee/
(You can also download raw data from https://www.insee.fr/fr/information/4190491 , but these are in the form of many huge files, and hard to work with.)

SABY Paul Joseph
Naissance 05/04/1898 Marsac, Creuse, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Décès 01/03/1981 Paris 18e Arrondissement, Paris, Île-de-France, France

The two entries in Filae are in fact the birth and death of the same person, who doesn't appear to be one of the two Saby discussed above.

(I would not really expect "our" Joseph Paul to appear as "Paul Joseph" in an official file, anyway.)