Death Certificates and Records

Some of the most wonderful memories I have is of my Uncle Vern. In my eyes he was a great guy and someone to look up to. He married my Aunt Edna in 1957. Apparently he was... keep reading →

Public death records have been available and can be searched from 1919 onwards. They can be easily searched, once you know how, to find genealogical information. Public... keep reading →

Today is the twelfth year since my father’s passing. My husband remembered, first. My dad had a good life. He was born in 1929 to parents, Grace and Thomas. He grew up as... keep reading →

Ohio public records are maintained by the States vital records office. Ohio State consists of 88 counties. The Ohio County Probate Courts maintain records such as births... keep reading →

Families of honorably discharged, deceased veterans are eligible to receive a Presidential Memorial Certificate. Article features instructions for obtaining this tribute to... keep reading →

Embalming is a method of treating a dead body to disinfect it and temporarily prevent it from decomposing. Numerous exhumed bodies have been found to be excellently preserved... keep reading →

Public death records contains general information on death concerns. It helps how to obtain them and where to request them. keep reading →

Death records are open vital records and thus these records have been permitted to be accessed by the public. Obtaining these records from the SSDA office may be free but it... keep reading →

There are many records related to death records which are very useful when you are searching for your ancestors or filling out your family tree. This hub provides ideas... keep reading →