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Death and Marriage Records
FamilySearch.org has invaluable records for people researching their family history in Philadelphia. The city death certificates are the real prize because you can view the original documents. I was able to find death dates I didn't have, as well as young children who died between censuses. I even found maiden names and parents that I didn't know about.
Go to http://pilot.familysearch.org
Select "Canada, USA, and Mexico" from the drop-down box
Scroll down to
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Death Certificates, 1803-1915
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Marriage Indexes, 1885-1951
Go to http://pilot.familysearch.org
Select "Canada, USA, and Mexico" from the drop-down box
Scroll down to
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Death Certificates, 1803-1915
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Marriage Indexes, 1885-1951
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Permalink Reply by Donna Pointkouski on
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I wrote a few articles on my blog about using the Marriage Records Indexes. See the first one here (there are links at the end to two others). Happy searching!
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Permalink Reply by Dolores Wolfe on
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These records are invaluable, especially since there is not much in the way of vital statistics online for Philadelphia.
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