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Guide on how to search for death records

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



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