10 Places to Search for An Ancestor's Death Date... Without a Death Certificate
Elizabeth Swanay O'Neal, CG®
Content
Welcome
1m 14s
Introduction
4m 44s
Cemetery Records
8m 42s
The Family Bible
11m 48s
Newspapers
6m 22s
City Directories
7m 59s
Probate Records
5m 45s
Announcements / prizes
1m 56s
Questions / answers
5m 37s
About this webinar
Not every ancestor left a death certificate, even after death registrations were required by the states. But don't give up hope! You may still be able to find an ancestor's death date using these 10 resources.
About the speaker
Elizabeth Swanay O’Neal is a professional genealogist, writer, educator, and national genealogical speaker. Her specialties include methodology, technology, and online research resources. Since 1987, ...
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Comments (168)
Enjoyed this webinar. Great information and new research possibilities. Good links. Pleasant personality!
Excellent presentation! Very informative!
An excellent review of death records
Excellent suggestion about city directories and other sources not previously considered.
Great Webinar. Presenter was great, excellent teacher, very clear and easy to understand. Presented great resources for each topic in her presentation
Great reminder of where to look and Eliz gave me a couple new places to look. All countries have similar places to look. Unfortunately MOST of my ancestors are Canadian, British, with some Germans from Russia who moved to US 100 yrs ago.
I enjoyed this one - I attended another and it was way over my head - and, I'm not a fledgling genealogists.
Always great information. We sometime forget.