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How to Find an Obituary for a Specific Person

By Matthew Lynch
August 4, 2023
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An obituary is a tribute or notice of a person’s death that is usually published in a newspaper, online, or other media outlets. They provide information about the person’s life and death, including their accomplishments, family members, and cause of death. If you are looking to find an obituary for a specific person, there are several methods you can use.

1. Search Online

One of the easiest and quickest methods of finding an obituary is to search online. There are several websites that specialize in publishing obituaries, such as legacy.com, obituaries.com, and obituary.com. Simply enter the person’s name and the state of the newspaper where the obituary was published, and you should be able to find the obituary within a few seconds.

2. Check Local Newspapers

If you know the person’s hometown or state, you can also check for obituaries in local newspapers. Most newspapers have an online archive that allows you to search for obituaries by date, name, or keyword. You can also call or email the newspaper’s obituary department or library to request a copy of the obituary.

3. Search Public Library Archives

If the person’s death occurred several years ago, you may have to dig deeper to find the obituary. Public libraries often keep archives of local newspapers, including obituary sections. You can visit your local library or contact them online to see if they have any information about the person you are looking for.

4. Check Funeral Home Websites

Some funeral homes also publish obituaries on their websites. This is particularly true if the person’s family had a funeral service or memorial service at that funeral home. You can search for the funeral home online or call them to see if they have any information about the person you are looking for.

5. Ask Family Members or Friends

If you are having trouble finding the obituary, you can also ask family members or friends if they have any information. They may know where the obituary was published, and they may be able to provide you with a copy or a link to the obituary online.

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