find a death?

Question

i do not know anything about it but were it happin at

Answer 1

Hey Jess,

Obits, Family Search, Death Certificates, and Cemetery records.

Obits can be found in the newspaper, or the newspaper archives at the library near where the death occured. The are full of information about the death, and good words about the person (usually)

Family Search lists deaths world wide, if they get the information fed to them. Also SSA has records like this.

Cemeteries and funeral directors keep records too.

Vital records departments can be found at the Town, City, County, State, and Country levels of government. The higher on the chain you go, the more theycost.

Good luck.

Answer 2

Without a state or province it is hard to tell you where to go. You write like a semi-literate American, so this may help:
http://vitals.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi
It is Texas deaths, 3,963,456 records from 1964 through 1998. You will need to know a name.

Provinces are what they have in Canada instead of states. "were it happin at" is usually spelled "where it happened". At least you didn't write "I don't know nothing".

Answer 3

Go to Google, or any other search engine, and type in "Social Security Death Index". Click on any of the sites listed.

All you will need is a name, and you will be given a list every person with that name who has died in the United States since Social Security began in the 1940's - as long as they actually held a Social Security number. Depending on how common the name is, you should be able to narrow down the person you are looking for by comparing birth dates, places of death, and other information provided.

Answer 4

What the heck?

Answer 5

try