VITAL RECORDS

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MIGenWeb Archives for Kalkaska County
Anyone wishing to contribute information for Kalkaska County can email the County Coordinator for Kalkaska County
and/or use the upload forms to the Archives and specify Kalkaska County.

Kalkaska County Clerk
605 North Birch Street
Kalkaska, Michigan 49646
(231) 258-3300
HOURS: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

GENEALOGY RESEARCH for KALKASKA COUNTY:
Records housed in the County Clerk's Office begin with the year 1871. Individuals wishing to conduct genealogical research may do so by mail or in person. If you are coming in person, please call to arrange a time, as our office is small and time frames have to be worked out.

State Archives of Michigan

State Archives of Michigan
Bureau of History/Department of State
717 W. Allegan
Lansing, Michigan 48919
(517) 373-1408

Michigan Vital Records on the Web

Order your vital records from this web site. The Department of Public Health is required by Act 368 of 1978, to collect the statutory fee before a search may be made for any record. Checks and money orders are to be made payable to the STATE OF MICHIGAN. The fee schedule is listed on the site. FEES PAID TO SEARCH THE FILES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE. When a record is not found, the applicant will receive notification that the record requested is not on file in the office.

Social Security Death Index

Find the date of birth, date of death and last known address by zip code of individuals that filed for social security death benefits and died between 1935-1995. You can then order their Social Security Application for a nominal fee. The application usually includes the place of birth and parents names.