Death notices and obituaries often tell something about the life of the dead person such as where born or when immigrated, the profession followed, where lived, war service, etc. They may also mention the names of spouse, children, and other relatives and when they died or that they are still living at the time of the notice. All this can be helpful in guiding further research, or simply as additional information about a family member.
Brenda Headrick has written: 'Alabama obituaries & death notices from the Gadsden times, 1900-1905' -- subject(s): Death notices, Genealogy, Obituaries
People from all over the world call the same thing different names. Some people call obituaries death notices. Where did this term come from?
Jenny Futral has written: 'Current death notices' -- subject(s): Genealogy, Obituaries, Registers of births
Obituaries are written notices in a newspaper or online that announce someone's death. They usually provide a brief biography of the deceased person, list surviving family members, and include details about any funeral or memorial services. Obituaries also serve as a way for friends and community members to offer condolences and support to the family of the deceased.
A notice of a death, esp. in a newspaper, typically including a brief biography of the deceased person.
Sibyl Creasey has written: 'Early obituaries and death notices of Van Zandt County, Texas' -- subject(s): Death notices, Registers of births, Obituaries, Genealogy 'School days in Van Zandt County, TX' -- subject(s): School census, Genealogy '1890 in Van Zandt County' -- subject(s): Registers of births, Genealogy, Census, 11th, 1890, Biography, Census, 1890
If you are looking for older or historical obituaries from the New York Times,you can check your local library. You can also check the paper's website or contact the Library of Congress.
form_title= Local Obituaries form_header= Find archived obituaries. What is the full name of the deceased?*= _ [50] What is the date of death?*= _ [50] Do you want to edit the obituary?*= () Yes () No
No, obituaries were not a common practice in ancient Greece. Death was typically commemorated through funeral rituals and monuments, rather than written obituaries as we know them today.
My husband is researching our family history and he needs to look back at old records. Is there any place where he can find death obituaries on an online site?
form_title= Death Obituaries form_header= Add an obituary for your loved one. What is the deceased's full name?*= _ [50] Where will the person be laid to rest?*= _ [50] What would you like said in the obituary*= _ [50]?
Janice Hume has written: 'Obituaries in American culture' -- subject(s): Civilization, Death, History, Memory, Obituaries, Social aspects of Death, Social aspects of Memory, Sources