Death certificates have been available to the public for years. This is because most states begin to release these to the public anywhere from 25-50 years after the death {depending on the state}. However, birth certificates have not been available … Continued
Last week, I shared some of my favorite online genealogy websites. However, just as important are the offline records you’ll find. The online records are a great place to start, but to delve deeper into your search and find out … Continued
Today we are required to register all life events we experience with a government agency. The birth of a baby means a birth certificate, a loved one’s death requires a death certificate {insurance agencies and social security demand one before … Continued