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The SearchQuarry.com Death Records Database
In the SearchQuarry.com member’s area you will find our “Vital Records” section, and our death records search is in that section. Death records in this database resource will include the time of death, location of death, birth records, maiden names, relatives, birth place, mother’s name and more. Other vital records searches include birth records, marriage records, and divorce records. Other searches available in the member’s area include criminal records, court records, lien records, driving records, vehicle records, people search, background checks, and phone number lookups.
Death Records Are Public Record
People often ask, Are Death Records Available To The Public In The United States? Death records are included with birth records under the category of “vital records.” These records are created by local authorities throughout the United States and may also be created overseas by the military. There are many reasons why you may need a death record. For example, you may be an executor of an estate. You may be a surviving spouse who needs a death record to gain access to your spouse’s real estate assets. Regardless of the reason, there are many ways to gain access to a death record online.
The History Of Death Records
Vital records have been kept by most states since the early 1900s in the United States. However, some states were recording deaths much earlier, such as Massachusetts, have had death records as early as the 1600s. It is now required by federal law for all states to keep death records, but what must be included in a death record can vary. In the 21st century, certain forms of death records have become much more accessible than others. You might also want to note that not all death information has been transcribed from paper forms to digital formats so if you want to find out more about a death that’s not recorded then you may also want to reference newspaper archives or genealogy resources.
Death Record vs. Death Certificate
There are two types of death records: official death certificates and death indexes. The official death certificate is issued at the time of one’s death and includes vital information about the deceased. This may include the full name, age, ethnicity, verifiable personal information, cause of death, mother and father, DOB, DOD, residence, age of death and if the person was in the military or a veteran of the armed forces.
The information included in these records can be more sensitive, so they are sometimes restricted by the state. The restriction expires within 50 to 100 years, depending on the state. To obtain an official death certificate, begin by contacting the state in which the individual resided. The state may refer you to a local agency or may have possession of the certificate.
Death indexes are more readily accessible. They provide basic information about the deceased and do not include sensitive information. While there are often costs associated with obtaining death certificates, death indexes can usually be downloaded for free.
Obtaining a Death Record Online
Depending on the state in which the death certificate was issued, it may be possible to obtain a death certificate online. State agencies sometimes maintain their death records online and there are also various websites such as SearchQuarry.com which aggregate death records online. While these websites are convenient, the death records are not official. If you need an official death certificate then it is best to contact the county in which the death took place and/or the place in which the person who died had lived. If you are unsure of the county of death or residence then websites like SearchQuarry.com can be very helpful in trying to locate a death certificate.
How to Find Someone’s Obituary
In addition to finding a death record, there are many websites that aggregate obituaries, including newspaper archives and genealogy websites. Obituaries should not be treated as official death records because it is possible to submit an obituary that contains information that is not factual. A death certificate is considered a much more official record of an individual’s death.
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Find the death certificate of William Henry Robinson Norfolk Virginia
Diana, if you would like us to assist you with a death record search we will need the full name of the person, including their middle name or initial, and their date of birth and date of death if you know this
She was born Psinas.
Her mother was Katherine Kavooras.
Her first husband was Yrapsas.
She has a daughter Katherine Yrapsas.
Hello
At the end of the 1800s 2 brothers of my great-grandfather called Tobia and Cesarino Dacasto and a woman most likely their sister called Pierina emigrated from Italy to the United States, perhaps with a ship sailed from Genoa and docked in New York. My father knew that 2 people with my surname (Dacasto) lived in California. One of them was Tobia: my father remembered his will arrived in Italy from California in the 60s where it was rightly written that after thinking about it for a long time he left nothing to his Italian relatives, but everything to his wife and stepson (at some point he had lost contact with Italy). I am intrigued by the names of that wife and stepson. Can you provide them to me? Does that stepson have descendants who can develop the following? I launched on this site a search related to the death record of Tobia Dacasto finding nothing. Can you provide me with information in any other way?
Kind regards,
Massimo Dacasto
Caitlin, we are happy to run a death record search for you but we’ll also need to know the state and date of birth of your mother. If you need a copy of your mother’s death certificate you will need to contact the Department of Health in the state she was a resident in last. They are the managing state agency, in each state, that can issue certified copies of vital records which include death records
I would like the death record of Linda may zuhl. Her parents are Dorothy zuhl and Frank zuhl. She is my biological mom and I just want proof she passed because there is a lady living near me with same exact name and would be around the same age
Connie, we ran a death record search and don’t have any record of this event. You might want to reach out to the St. Joseph hospital directly about this
Daughter said she had a still birth on June the 20th 2020 in Savannah ga at St Joseph hospital, Just need to confirm since I have to pay medical bills
Michael, we are happy to assist you with a death record search but we’ll need the full name of the person in question as well as their age. If you know this person’s date of birth that will also be helpful.
I was adopted at age 3 been looking for my real mother been told she passed just want confermation on that please
Charles, we are happy to assist you with a death record search. Can you provide us with the full name of the individual and the state he lived in. We’ll check our death records database for you
Friend crashed car in Arizona ,he was killed about 35 years ago