i need social security death records\ndeath records, where can \ni find them?
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This belongs in a Social or Government category, not "special education."\n\nThe county clerk for the location of death should have death certificates available for legitimate executors and heirs.
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That information should be public record, check with the county recorders office or see if your area has a weekly publication like "legal news".  It would provide you with births, deaths, real estate sales, etc... Good luck!
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your local library usully has some sort of death record filing. check the reference section, thats where i found it.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.searchsystems.net\n\nI use this at work to research Ohio public records. If they're available, they'll be here.
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If he was American, you can search the Social Security Death Index (link below).  Type in what you know of his name and social security number.  A list will show up of everyone with a U.S. Social Security Number matching that name that has died.  If you know his date of birth, you can scan the list to find him and it will show you the zip code, city, and county of his last residence.  That could be a good start.
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try this url  http://www.vitalrec.com/\nor the county inhabianted public records
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Go to http://www.ssa.gov/ for your answers on SS
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most counties or states have public records. You can usually do a search on that on-line. I have personally tracked several people that way. There is also www.familysearch.org. It will only search for deceased relatives, but you might be able to find someone close to where he is then go from there. you can search census records as well on that sight. There is info on how to do it. good luck.
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Just like birth certificates, death certificates are required to be issue in all states and are public records. Check with your State to see how these are recorded there.
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get another one and hope no one shady finds the old one.\n\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber
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you can do a search of the social security death index, ancestry.com has one but i think you have to subscribe, you may be able to find a free site though. also if you know the name of the person do a web search for them with their name in quotation marks sometimes that pulls info up, also if you know the name of the paper their obit would be in log on to the newspaper and usually they have an archive section that you can search....use the many geneaology sites that offer free info, just do a web search...a couple i use are myfamily.com, ancestry.com
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Contact the Milwaukee County Register in Deeds - they keep track of birth and death certificates. If they don;t have the information, they should be able to tell you where to find it.
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http://www.ssa.ocgov.com/
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go to that persons place of death (courthouse) and inquire as a family member. access public records under that name
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you may check out a court house in Texas for a death certificate. That may be your best bet You may also go and look up deaths in that year and try to narrow it down. Good Luck
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you can do court case look ups here.\nhttp://www.courts.state.co.us/\nbut you will need to know stuff like name DOB SSI or DL #\nif it's something you know happened the court case#\nor date of trial.
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You should be able to get information on birth/death/marriage certificates from your state/local Office of Vital Statistics.  Some are now available online - check your state website.