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| 2004-12-27 |
| Genealogists share favorite resources |
| ...It should be no surprise that the quandaries and pitfalls that await a genealogist vary depending on the century being researched.
While there are exceptions aplenty, if you want a generalization, follow these guides:
An 18th century researcher finds too few records still in existence about too few people.
A 20th century researcher will try looking for too many records, with many privacy restrictions, about many, many people with the same names.
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| 2004-06-14 |
| Internet makes searches for public records faster and easier |
| ...Adoptees looking for their birth parents, or anyone else trying to search public documents, can turn on their computers to sift through items such as marriage records, the Social Security Death Index, military records, professional licenses and property records. ... |
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| 2004-06-13 |
| Public records can aid everyone
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| ...Death certificates are usually required to collect life insurance, Social Security, or any other death benefits; genealogy research is another popular use.
In Licking County, there are two agencies that retain birth and death certificates: The Newark City Health Department -- for those births and deaths within the city limits -- and the Licking County Health Department -- for those inside the county, but outside of Newark. ... |
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| 2004-06-04 |
| I discover the truth about my father's service |
| ...My first order, with no social security number and only guesses as to the city in which my father had been born and the exact years of his service, went off to the records office. A month or so later, I received a formal half-page reply: We have no record of this guy, but we'll send your request on to another archive.... |
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| 2004-06-04 |
| Social Security Death Index - A How-To Guide to the SSDI |
| ...The Social Security Death Index is a huge database containing vital information for more than 64 million people (primarily Americans) whose deaths were reported to the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA). Deaths included in this index may have been included by a survivor requesting benefits or in order to stop Social Security Benefits to the deceased. ... |
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