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1. www.slcl.org › research-learn › genealogyDeath Records for St. Louis | St. Louis County Library

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   Many of these records for St. Louis are Available online through FamilySearch or in microform at History & Genealogy at St. Louis County Library. Consult our guide to St. Louis Congregations. Obituaries are a great place to look for a date of death.

2. www.stlouis-mo.gov › government › departmentsDeath Records Department - City of St. Louis, MO

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   How to request a copy of a death certificate in the City of St. Louis. In most cases, the St. Louis City Recorder and Registrar can provide a Certificate of Death copy to a walk-in customer within a few minutes and responds to mail-in requests same day received.

   • Location: 1200 Market City Hall, Room 127, St. Louis, MO, 63103
   • Email: vitalrecords@stlouiscityrecorder.org

   • Phone: (314) 613-3019

3. www.slcl.org › pastports › index-death-recordsPastPorts - Death Records - St. Louis County Library

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   More Than Just a Cause of Death: Finding and Using State-Issued Death Certificates for Genealogy Research. September 2016. Using St. Louis County coroner records. April 2011. Obtaining Missouri death records after 1960. March 2011. Funeral home records are rich sources of information. Chat. Hours & Locations.

4. www.countyoffice.org › mo-st-louis-city-death-recordsDeath Records in St. Louis (Missouri) - County Office

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   This page offers links to resources for looking up death records, requesting death certificates, and exploring genealogy records. Access databases from public libraries, cemeteries, and government offices to search death records and submit request forms.

5. www.countyoffice.org › st-louis-mo-death-recordsDeath Records in St. Louis (Missouri) - County Office

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   Looking for death records & certificates in St. Louis, MO? Quickly search death records from 2 official databases.

6. www.stlouis-mo.gov › death-certificatesObtain Death Records - City of St. Louis, MO

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   Information about how to request a copy of death certificates for individuals who died in the City of St. Louis, or who resided within the City of St. Louis at the time of their death.

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   What are St Louis death records?

   • St. Louis Death Records provide information relating to a person's death in St. Louis, Missouri. Death Records include information from St. Louis and Federal death registries and indexes, including the National Death Index. St. Louis Vital Records Offices, County Clerks, and the St. Louis Health Department maintain Death Records.

   Death Records Search - St. Louis, MO (Death Certificates

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   Are death certificates open to the public in Missouri?

   • There are two St. Louis City record sets: In Missouri, death certificates that are more than fifty years old are considered open to the public. Missouri does publish those newly-opened records on a regular basis, and they have even set up a transcription project that has created an index for the information in the files.

   Death Records for St. Louis - St. Louis County Library

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   How do I request a death certificate in St Louis?

   • How to request Death Certificates and related resources. How to request a copy of a death certificate in the City of St. Louis. In most cases, the St. Louis City Recorder and Registrar can provide a Certificate of Death copy to a walk-in customer within a few minutes and responds to mail-in requests same day received.

   Death Records Department - City of St. Louis, MO

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   What records are included in the Missouri State Archives post-1910 Death Records project?

   • The records included in the Missouri State Archives Post-1910 Death Records Project are those death certificates created according to Missouri law after 1910, and more than fifty years old. There is a complete index to all the records and digital images for most of the years.

   Missouri Death Records Online - St. Louis Genealogical Society

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   Does St Louis have a death registry?

   • St. Louis City and County both had death registries but neither is a complete document. St. Louis City maintained a registry of Burial Certificates. Most of the names recorded are also found on the City Death Register. For blurred or difficult to read names, researchers can consult the Burial Certificate Registry for confirmation.

   Death Records for St. Louis - St. Louis County Library

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   What is the Missouri birth and death records database?

   • The Missouri Birth and Death Records Database is an abstract of the birth, stillbirth, and death records recorded before 1909 and that are available on microfilm at the Missouri State Archives. Email: vitalrecords@stlouiscityrecorder.org

   Death Records Department - City of St. Louis, MO

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8. stlgs.org › deaths › missouri-death-records-on-lineMissouri Death Records Online - St. Louis Genealogical Society

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   Jul 4, 2016 · Missouri Death Records Online. The records included in the Missouri State Archives Post-1910 Death Records Project are those death certificates created according to Missouri law after 1910, and more than fifty years old.