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- Statewide registration of deaths began in 1905 with general compliance by 1920.
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Mar 15, 2024 · The collection consists of the California Death Index for the years 1905 to 1939. The index is arranged alphabetically by the name of the deceased and includes: initials of spouse, social security number (if known), code number of county where death occurred, date of death, registrar number and state file number.
Jan 15, 2024 · For deaths that exist during this time period, try the following database. California Death Databases - Includes Indexes and Images. Try 1st: 1800 - 1994 - At FamilySearch.org. Free; images of county death indexes, certificates, registers, and coroner's inquests. Try 2nd: 1905 - 1939 - At FamilySearch.org.
This index to death records from the state of California covers the years 1905–1939. Details in the index include. decedent’s name. age. date of death. county of death. The actual death record will contain even more details, so it’s important to obtain a copy of the record itself.
Mar 21, 2024 · (Updated March 2024) California Death Records. Alameda County, California Deaths, 1889-1894. Alameda County, California Deaths, 1895-1901. Alameda County, Births 1873-1901, Deaths 1859-1903, Mortuary Record 1873-1891, Land Patents 1857-1892, Delayed Birth Index 1875-1971, Marriages 1853-1866.
Feb 18, 2016 · Vital records in California have been kept by the state registrar of vital statistics since 1 July 1905. Earlier vital records are entered in the county where the event took place. Pre-1905 records in the counties may be quite slim.
Friday, February 10, 2012. California Death Index, 1905 to 1939 on FamilySearch! FamilySearch.org has added the 1905 to 1939 California Death Records index to its historical collections as a "Browse Only" collection.
Those County records, as well as a variety of state agency records, are excellent resources for the family historian. Our collections contain microfilmed copies and original records from 28 of California's counties including probate, marriage, birth, death, and naturalization records.
