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2. www.deathindexes.com › missouriOnline Missouri Death Indexes, Records & Obituaries

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   Missouri Death Records Indexes. Missouri Death Certificates Index and Images, 1910-1972 includes free downloadable images of the death certificates; see the "ordering vital records" section below for information on obtaining copies of MO death certificates after 1972. A version of this database is also available at Ancestry (to 1969).

3. theancestorhunt.com › blog › free-online-missouriFree Online Missouri Death Records and Indexes

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   Mar 16, 2024 · Missouri Death Records. Adair County, Death Indexes. Andrew County Register and Permanent Record of Deaths, 1883-1893. Andrew County, Death Indexes. Ash Grove, Funeral Home Records, 1949-1994, Wilson-Brim-Daniel Funeral Home. Atchison County Deaths. Audrain County Register and Permanent Record of Deaths, 1883-1886.

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   Where can I get a copy of my Missouri birth & death records?

   • Internet: Department of Health and Senior Services Bureau of Vital Records. maintains Missouri birth, death, marriage and divorce records. The current fees for obtaining copies of the state's records are available at the website of the CDC (Center for Disease Control). Click here.

   Missouri Vital Records • FamilySearch

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   Where can I find Death Records in St Louis Missouri?

   • St. Louis Department of Vital Records Register of Deaths, Feb. 1850 to Jan. 1909 digitized microfilm from FamilySearch; not indexed. The indexes listed above may he helpful for locating deaths in these records. St. Louis Post-Dispatch Obituary Index Covers 1880-1931, 1942-1945, 1960-June 1971, and 1992-2022.

   Online St. Louis, Missouri Death Records, Indexes & Obituaries

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   How many Missouri birth and death certificates are there?

   • The Missouri State Archives, for example, is hosting a project called Missouri Digital Heritage, which involves a database of birth and death certificates dating back to 1909 and earlier. So far the database has amassed 185,000 records, from 87 Missouri counties. These records can be just as valuable as obituaries.

   Missouri Obituaries - Public Libraries

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   When were Missouri death records digitized?

   • Missouri Death Records and Index, 1850-1931 (most entries are pre-1910) coverage varies by county; includes digitized images from microfilmed St. Louis death registers, 1850-early 1910 (with some gaps). St. Louis City Death Records Index, 1850-1902 (with some gaps).

   Online St. Louis, Missouri Death Records, Indexes & Obituaries

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5. publiclibraries.com › obituaries › missouriMissouri Obituaries - Public Libraries

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   The Missouri State Archives, for example, is hosting a project called Missouri Digital Heritage, which involves a database of birth and death certificates dating back to 1909 and earlier. So far the database has amassed 185,000 records, from 87 Missouri counties. These records can be just as valuable as obituaries.

6. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiMissouri Vital Records • FamilySearch

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   • Missouri Birth, Marriage and Death Records Online
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   Births

   1. Pre-1910 Missouri Birth & Death Records Database, Pre-1910at Missouri State Archives — index 2. 1817-1939 Missouri Births, 1817-1939 at FamilySearch — How to Use this Collection; index 3. 1827-1935 Missouri Births and Christenings, 1827-1935 at FamilySearch — How to Use this Collection; index 4. 1847-1999 Missouri Birth Records, 1847-1999 at Ancestry — index ($) 5. 1851-1910 Missouri Birth Records, 1851-1910 at Ancestry ($)— Index 6. 1920-2015 Missouri Birth Index at Missouri Birth Index —...

   Marriages

   1. Pre-1840 Missouri Marriages Before 1840 at Ancestry — images ($) 2. Pre-1850 Missouri Marriages to 1850 at Ancestry ($)— Index only; incomplete 3. 1600s-1900s US Marriages – Missouri at Findmypast — index & images ($) 4. 1750-1920 Missouri Marriages, 1750-1920 at FamilySearch — How to Use this Collection; index 5. 1754-1850 Missouri Compiled Marriages, 1754-1850 at Ancestry — index ($) 6. 1766-1983 Missouri Compiled Marriage Index, 1766-1983 at Ancestry — index ($) 7. 1800-1991 Missouri Co...

   Deaths

   1. Pre-1910 Death Records Database, Pre-1910at Missouri State Archives — Index only 2. 1850-1860 Missouri Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index, 1850 and 1860 at Ancestry — index only, ($) 3. 1850-1931 Missouri Death Records, 1850-1931 at Ancestry — index & images ($) 4. 1867-1976 Missouri Deaths and Burials, 1867-1976 at FamilySearch — How to Use this Collection; index 5. 1873-1976 Missouri Deaths and Burials Index, 1873-1976 at Ancestry — index ($) 6. 1883-1930 Missouri Deaths, 1883-1930...

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   Marriage records have been kept by Missouri county clerks from the earliest days of each county. Some records date from the early 1800s when the area was a territory without counties. Statewide registration of marriage began in 1881, and the files are mostly complete after that date. You can obtain copies of these documents from the various county ...

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   Online databases for Missouri Death Records Missouri State Archives has created the Missouri Digital Heritage Websiteproviding access to death certificates from 1910-1960. Death certificates contain valuable information for family historians and researchers. The Missouri Death Certificate Database, containing death records created after 1910 and ov...

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   Divorce proceedings have been filed with a court of common pleas, a circuit court, or the state legislature. Most divorce records can be obtained by contacting the appropriate circuit court clerk in the county where the plaintiff resided. The FamilySearch Library has some of these court records, which include divorce information. The Bureau of Vita...

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   Tips

   1. Information listed on vital records is given by an informant. Learn the relationship of the informant to the subject(s) of the record. The closer the relationship of the informant to the subject(s) and whether or not the informant was present at the time of the event can help determine the accuracy of the information found on the record. 2. If you are unable to locate vital records recorded by governments, search for church records of christening, marriage, death or burial. A family Bible...

   Substitute Records

   These links will take you to wiki pages describing alternate sources for birth, marriage and death records. 1. Church Records: Depending on the denomination, church records may contain information about birth, marriage and death. 1. Cemetery Records: Cemetery records are a rich source of birth and death information. These records may also reveal family relationships. 1. Census Records: Census records are a valuable source for birth and marriage information. You may also determine approximate...

   Lost or Missing Records

   Barry 1872, Barton 1860, Bates 1861, Bollinger 1866, 1884, Caldwell 1860, 1896, Camden 1902,Cape Girardeau 1870, Chariton 1864, 1973 Christian 1865, Crawford 1873, 1884, Dade 1863, Dallas 1863, 1864, 18867, DeKalb 1864, 1878 Dent 1864, Douglas 1886, Dunklin 1872, Gentry 1885, Greene 1861, Harrison 1874, Hickory 1852, 1881, Holt 1965, Howard 1887, Howell 1866, Jasper 1863, 1883, McDonald 1863, Maries 1868, Mercer 1898, Montgomery 1864,1901, Morgan 1887, Newton 1862, Oregon during C.W., Osage 1...

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7. stlgs.org › research-2 › life-deathDeaths - St. Louis Genealogical Society

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   Jun 30, 2016 · In 1910, the state of Missouri started recording death certificates. Missouri Archives has indexed and posted images of death certificates that are over fifty years old on their website. Obituaries are a great source of information, as are funeral home records. Coroners’ records are available for unnatural deaths, homicide, suicide, and ...

8. www.thoughtco.com › online-death-records-and10 Places to Start Your Search for Online Death Records

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   Jan 29, 2020 · FamilySearch Historical Records. FamilySearch. This free online genealogy site from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) includes hundreds of thousands of digitized images of death certificates from Arizona (1870-1951), Massachusetts (1841-1915), Michigan (1867-1897), North Carolina (1906-1930), Ohio (1908-1953 ...