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DEATHS

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HISTORY OF MICHIGAN DEATH RECORDS

The Act of 1897 (PA 194) required township supervisors to collect date on the deaths occurring within their jurisdiction. The statue mandated that the name of the deceased, date and place of death, gender, race, marital status, age, nativity, cause of death, plus names and occupations of parents be submitted to the county clerks who then forwarded the information to the Secretary of State. In 1925, (PA 343) these duties were transferred to the Department of Public Health. Microfilms of the archived reports are at the State Library and Historical Center.

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The Michigan Historical Library is in the process of uploading digitized death certificates for 1898 - 1920.
This link will take you to the Seeking Michigan site - then click on SEEK tab to search.

Death Notices in the Stanton Clipper Weekly 1880-1884 - contributed by Judy Hardy
Complete Index of the Six Lakes Centennial Book - 1879-1979 - contributed by Floris Wood

Obituaries

Tombstone Photo Project
USGenWeb for Michigan - Montcalm County

Find-A-Grave

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


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