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Finding Genealogy Details in Death Certificates

By George G. Morgan Premium

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Though they weren’t universally used in the United States until the 1920s, death certificates can clue you in to more than just when and where an ancestor passed away. But remember that you should consider only the death-related facts as primary-source information. Vital Records for Genealogy Research Vital records most often refer to birth, marriage, View Website VIP Subscription

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