how can u find out about a person's death without paying for it?
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Google the town they live in along with the word "newspaper".  Maybe you'll  find an online obituary.
976337
Go to the Cabell Co courthouse. Death certs are public records. I'm not sure Cabell Co is big enough to be online yet.
195786
You might try searching the Social Security Death Index data base (SSDI)\nhttp://www.familytreelegends.com/records/ssdi
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Go to the probate court for the county where he resided when he died and ask to see the file. You will need to get the case's docket number first. And this applies only if the will was probated.
803506
No way that I know of. If you aren't a police officer than you can't access that information without paying a set price.... if you find a way then let me know!!!
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You'll probably need an attorney because they have more resources and will know more about what is realistic. Be prepared to pay for the investigation. They will also need to know dates, bank names, anything you can tell them.\n\nYou can start yourself if you want to try by checking the local probate courts that would have been used - that would be where she was when she died, most probably. The probate will be public record.
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with my father passing away Oct. 05 - once the obituary was posted in the newspaper - I was able to get and keep a guest book for him online, but in the mean time able to look up many other obits. www.legacy.com is the easy way to locate obituary/old & new - some you may have to pay for
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Just say that there was a death in the family.  Usually no further explanation is required.
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As morbid as this seems, many grave yards and towns have listings of everyone online and where their plots are.  Most of the time you have to have a membership to a place like ancestry.com.  If you know where he's buried or the funeral home where he was, they have records and can tell you where he was sent for burial.  I found my husband's grandfather by looking up his obituary, calling the funeral home and asking where they sent him.  They were happy to tell me.
876376
I do not have any information, however, let me say I am sorry for your loss. Good luck with your search for information, I hope you are able to get the information you are requesting. God bless
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You can also search the social security administration...a person's information is posted online after they have passed. I don't know how long it takes for the info to post though since, with my grandfather it happened within only a few months but, with my Dad it took nearly a year. There are a number of ways that you can search for her name &, if you find her file, it will tell you when she passed, etc.\n\nGood luck!
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You need to find out the county where she died, then contact the clerk of court's office for that county.
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do the zabasearch!\n\n\nhttp://www.zabasearch.com/\n\nand\n\nhttp://www.anywho.com/wp.html
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there are a lot of "pay" sites where you could obtain the information you are looking for, but if you know the city, township, county or parish of the person you are searching for you can get it by going to that areas local court-records website. Try a search on the county website where you believe the person lives.
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http://www.zabasearch.com
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For the most part you will have to mail a copy of the death certificate to each creditor. If he had insurance through his company, the HR department should be your starting point there. If he had any supplemental insurance, then the only way you find that is by going through his personal files.
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Who is he?\nContact the local paper in that area and ask the obituaries desk.