Records like marriage certificates are not public for about 70 years (depending on the state). This protects the persons privacy. There is a place where you can find if a person died. What is you objective? Is it honorable? References :
use the key words: birth records, death records, etc., for the state in which the person was born or died. ie: birth records Colorado. Your browser will take you to the state home page or the agency within the state. you can then contact the state registrar either through e-mail or by written request to the address posted on the web page. good luck with your search.. References :
Check the website of the county that the birth or death was documented in.
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yes
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you have to pay for them.
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yes but it cost for a subscription
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I’ve used this website and got copies of marriage and birth certificates from the early 19th century – it’s amazing!! Have fun.
http://www.1837online.com
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No! Though you can often get them from people who keep genealogy on the web, or even by running the persons name!!
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Records like marriage certificates are not public for about 70 years (depending on the state). This protects the persons privacy. There is a place where you can find if a person died. What is you objective? Is it honorable?
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use the key words: birth records, death records, etc., for the state in which the person was born or died. ie: birth records Colorado. Your browser will take you to the state home page or the agency within the state. you can then contact the state registrar either through e-mail or by written request to the address posted on the web page. good luck with your search..
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