| Death Certificates
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| | additional tips on how to make an
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| The United States began authorizing in
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| | extensive family research refer to this
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| the early part of the 20th century. - a
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| | guide -
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| directory of online death indexes listed
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| | Cemeteries and Burial Indexes
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| by state and county. Included are death
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| | If you don't know where someone is
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| records, death certificates indexes,
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| | buried, death certificates often list
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| death notices and registers, obituaries,
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| | place of burial. Some cemeteries have
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| probate indexes and cemetery and burial
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| | placed their burial indexes online, while
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| records. You can also find information
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| | others have been transcribed by
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| here about searching the Social Security
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| | volunteers.
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| Death Index Online. You can also utilize
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| | Probate Records and Wills
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| its digitized copies of death
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| | Wills and Probate Records are also vital
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| certificates are available for online
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| | resources for tracing one's family
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| downloading for five states. These are:
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| | history. They can provide information
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| Arizona (1878-1956), Kentucky
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| | about a person's heirs, their family,
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| (1911-1953), Missouri (1910-1937 &
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| | spouse, children, siblings, relatives and
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| 1945-1956 with more being added), Utah
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| | other personal information. Some counties
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| (1904-1954), and West Virginia
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| | now have recent probate indexes online.
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| (1917-1956). For links to those and links
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| | The LDS Family History Library in Salt
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| to online death certificate indexes for
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| | Lake City is a treasure box for old
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| many other states (and some counties).
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| | probate records and wills. You can also
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| | try the death index directory I gave
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| Obituaries are vital for family research
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| | earlier or do a Google search. Microfilms
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| as they give date and place of death and
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| | can be ordered and viewed for a fee at
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| burial. Obituaries usually provides the
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| | local Family History Centers. You might
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| following information:
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| | also be able to find probate records in
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| - death or burial notice
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| | the courthouse where the will was
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| - names of surviving and deceased
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| | probated or a local or state archive or
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| relatives
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| | other repository if the records were
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| A good source of finding copies of
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| | moved there.
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| obituaries for your family research can
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| | Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
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| be found at local public libraries and
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| | Deaths reported to the Social Security
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| more recent listings can also be found
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| | Administration are listed in this useful
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| online. Be advised that you will not
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| | index. It's available online at several
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| always find these kinds of newspaper
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| | websites and some of them update it each
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| listings for everyone who died. For some
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| | month.
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