Death records of a family member in GA?
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It is best to start with the Obituary of the town news paper where the family member resided.  Many towns has on-line newspapers.  If the town of the deceased does not have an on-line newspaper; you'll need to go to the libraby of the township to search archives. Or you could try locating the local church the family member attended.  You can also try speaking to neighbors of the deceased if it has been less than 7 years of interment.
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You would probably go to the GA state government  or the GBI website and see if it can't be found there.  Or go to the specific county and look it up.  I live in Forsyth County, GA and we can go to this county and find out there.
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try this url  http://www.vitalrec.com/\nor the county inhabianted public records
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do u live in clarksville or have other family that does?was the obituary in the newspaper? if so, u could go to the local library and they should have old newspapers on microfishe. find the october 18, 2005 edition and just through it. if it was not in the paper, i am not sure where to go from there. u might also be able to do an internet search for obituaries and look it up that way as well. hope this helps.
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Check with the courthouse, they keep the records for all civil judgments.  This is coincidence I think I work for Rep. Sharon Cooper, who represents southeast Cobb.  If you want to log onto www.legis.state.ga.us you can find out who your rep is and they will be more than happy to find that out for you.
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County register of deads
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The county courthouse has those records and you can get them there. Also some counties are online and you can order copies of the records. The ones I have found online have all charged a fee of around 10 to 20 dollars but was worth it.
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You may have some luck contacting the state health agency where your grandparents died; since you're directly related, you have access to those records. Do a search on the vital records department of whatever state and you should be able to get contact information.\n\nUnless they died over 50 years ago, the records aren't in the public domain, so you won't have much luck on sites like genealogy.com or ancestry.com.
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http://health.state.ga.us/programs/vitalrecords/birthform.asp\n\nor:\nBulloch County Vital RecordsBulloch County Vital Records\n1 W Altman St\nStatesboro, GA 30458\n(912) 764-5969  \n\nRelated Links:\nOr Order Birth and Death Certificates, Marriage Records, Divorce Decrees Online through Vital Chek:\n\nhttps://secure.ancestry.com/VitalChek/selection.aspx?ct=db&sor=Affiliates&sdo=url&sda=http%3a%2f%2fwww.ancestry.com%2fsearch&o_xid=0022846411&o_lid=0022846411
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Contact the local newspaper.  They'll get you a copy for a small fee.  Pretty easy to do.  You might be able to do it online.  I found my grandfathers that way.
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Go to your county Government page, there should be a link for public records
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While I don't know about your particular state, I am aware that in Georgia, you can do a search of current and past prison inmates.  Perhaps if you try to do a search for "[YOUR STATE NAME HERE] Department of Corrections" at Google.com, then you might have some luck.\n\nOtherwise, I do believe that criminal records are not necessarily public information.  You usually have to obtain that information from an NCIC report which is usually only obtainable by law enforcement officials.\n\nGood luck!
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Go to www.usgenweb.com and click on state...and then the county and then it should let you start searching.
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Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
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Do a search for the county newspaper or the city if you know where he lived.  Which state is this county in?  If the newspaper is online you could probably find the obit from there.  If there is a big city close by you might want to check out their newspaper as well. You could also contact the funeral home and ask for a copy.
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try www.zabasearch.com.  It is a search engine for people.  If you know what state he or his sister live in, it will be easier.
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Contact a local public library.  If his obituary was listed in a newspaper, they might just have the issue that it was in.  \n\nGood luck!