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1. ohiohistory.libguides.com › vital › deathDeath Records - Vital Records at the Archives & Library of ...

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   May 17, 2024 · Some records may have indexes to direct you to the volume and page number on which a person’s record can be found. There is no statewide index to these records before December 20, 1908. You need to know the county of death to find a record. If the county of death is not known, search the U.S. Census to identify possible counties.

2. www.familysearch.org › en › blog10 Free Online Resources for Cemetery Records - FamilySearch

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   May 23, 2024 · Visit the Find a Grave Website. 3. Interment. Interment.net offers free access to a vast collection of memorial inscriptions, cemetery records, and burial registers from 28 countries. These inscriptions often contain valuable information such as names, dates, relationships, and sometimes even personal details.

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   How do I find a death date & location?

   • To find a death date and location, you will usually want to look for a death record. Death certificates are what you're probably most familiar with, and they're a type of "vital record," which are government records related to vital events (such as birth, marriage, and death).

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   How do I find a death record?

   • Ideally, you want a specific city or town, but knowing the state can help you find a death record. Most obituaries are located in newspapers around the place of death; however, there are cases where a person is from a different area, and the family places an obituary in the hometown.

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   How do I find an obituary?

   • It is easiest to find obituaries when you know the date and place of death. The majority of the library's newspaper collection is on microfilm, which is searched manually and is not keyword searchable. Some things to keep in mind: This guide will use the term "obituary" to mean all notices placed in a newspaper after a death.

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   How do I find out if a person died after 1852?

   • For deaths occurring after 1852, check for records in the county probate court. The best way to find out what records are housed in the Archives & Library is to search the Library Catalog by the county and court name (for example: Knox County Probate).

   Death Records - Vital Records at the Archives & Library of the Ohio

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4. guides.bpl.org › genrecords › obitsResearch Guides: Genealogy: Records & Resources: Obituaries

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   May 10, 2024 · Where to find a death record varies based on where and when the person died. Some records have been digitized and are available online. For items that are not online, you will have to contact the government agency that holds them. The reason you want a death date is to guide you to possible resources that could have an obituary.

5. www.fold3.com › publication › 830US, Social Security Death Index - Fold3

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   May 23, 2024 · Social Security Administration. Published on Fold3. February 7, 2013. Last Updated. July 28, 2017. The SSDI (Social Security Death Index) is a database of deceased individuals with social security numbers, and whose deaths were reported to the SSA.

6. libguides.ctstatelibrary.org › hg › genealogyindexesLibGuides Home: Genealogy Indexes: Marriage & Death Notices

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   May 17, 2024 · History & Genealogy. Genealogy Indexes. Marriage & Death Notices. Genealogy Indexes. Learn about the genealogy indexes available here or request a search of our indexes. Marriage & Death Notices. Ancestry.com: CT State Library Collections. more... The Marriage & Death Notice index dates from about 1755 to 1870.

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8. libguides.njstatelib.org › news › referencePrint Directories/Obituary Information - Newspapers ...

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   May 8, 2024 · To locate an obituary, ideally you would know the date of death or burial of the person of interest, and also the newspaper in which the obituary was likely to appear. Generally, if an obituary was published, it will appear in the newspaper within about a week of the death or burial, however it can be later.

9. libguides.ctstatelibrary.org › hg › genealogyindexesGenealogy Indexes Main Page - Connecticut State Library

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   May 17, 2024 · Genealogy Indexes. The Connecticut State Library has several indexes of information about Connecticut residents that record events such as births, marriages, and deaths. To learn more about the indexes please see the links on the panel to the left. To request a search of the indexes download the form below and send it in.