Death Index
the death certificate to the court?
I found a parent who appears at the Soc Sec Death Index, but no death certificate listed in this county under that name. He used numerous aliases. Is there a way to know how it got there the list and SSDI by whom? (CERT death. Thanks required for legal purposes.) For any information!
Webfriends is right, the undertaker is the best source of information. The problem on stage are you supposed to die when he was alive. But consider the following: Uncle Steve and Aunt Eleanor make your dream vacation and driving your RV in the Middle Ohio West, in Canada until they become beautiful borders of Alaska. In return, somewhere between Barrow, Alaska, and Columbus, Ohio, Uncle Steve died of a heart attack. Her death certificate is filed in the place where he died, not the place where he lived. He brought home for burial in the family quiet and only a brief obituary without solid evidence of where he died. My grandfather has prostate cancer. He lives in a county hospital only OK, but do not have a center for the treatment of cancer. Its GO 2 counties in the large regional medical center for treatment. His doctor said the best hope for him is go to the Barbara Karmanos Cancer Center in Detroit join a research project. He does not stop Wayne County because it is too expensive, so he stays with a family member in Macomb County during treatment. He died in his sleep the house of his cousin. Her death certificate is presented in Macomb County, not in the county where he was treated, nor in the county where lived. He returned for burial and his obituary gives no clue to the place of his death. He said he had been cremated and no funeral. And now Why? There are a number of reasons why the county where your report is not lived by the death certificate. Aliases are low on the list. It is more likely that he died in the rest of the county where he lived and he should know where it is. If you tell me his death certificate is required for legal purposes, the court may know where died. If you know the funeral home that handled the final system, you can tell the place of death and location of the death certificate. If there is a funeral home also may contact the county health department and knows where he died because, to obtain a permit to bury someone must have submitted a death certificate so no hanky panky or inhibition of a police investigation. The cemetery can also tell who provided the final arrangements and should be able to produce a copy of the death certificate if death was too old and passed laws permit burial. The Social Security Administration will not give much information. It publishes an index, but do not release much more than that. If all fails, ask the person who arranged for the funeral. Someone in the family knows where he died.
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