What You Need to Know About NJ Death Records
Death records are an important part of genealogical research and can provide valuable information about a person’s life. In New Jersey, death records are maintained by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services (NJDHSS). Here is what you need to know about NJ death records.
Where to Find NJ Death Records
The NJDHSS maintains a database of death records from the year 1900 to present day. These records can be accessed online through the NJDHSS website or in person at the Vital Statistics office in Trenton, New Jersey. The online database is searchable by name, date of death, and place of death. Once you have found the record you are looking for, you can request a copy of the record for a fee.
What Information is Included in NJ Death Records?
NJ death records typically include information such as the name of the deceased, date and place of death, age at time of death, cause of death, and other personal information such as occupation and residence. In some cases, additional information may be included such as parents’ names or spouse’s name.
How to Obtain Copies of NJ Death Records
Copies of NJ death records can be obtained from the Vital Statistics office in Trenton or online through the NJDHSS website. To obtain a copy online, you must fill out an application form and pay a fee. You will then receive your copy via mail within 10-15 business days. In person requests can also be made at the Vital Statistics office for an additional fee.
Death records are an important source of information for genealogists and historians alike. With access to New Jersey’s death records through the NJDHSS website or in person at their office in Trenton, it is easy to find out more about your ancestors or other people who have passed away in New Jersey.
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