Genealogy Chat

Hi, just wondered if people know how i can find records of my uncle,Ronald Dyer born in England in 1938. I know he married Kathy Lamont in America in the 1960`s in the New York area and died there about 1974 but i just wanted the proper dates if possible. Any advice would be appreciated
Nick

Ronald DYER
Birth Date: 3 Mar 1938
Death Date: Apr 1972
Social Security Number: 152-36-6212
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: New Jersey

Ronald DYER
Birth Date: 31 Aug 1938
Death Date: 9 Mar 1997
Social Security Number: 270-34-3792
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Ohio

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 44102
Localities: Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio

Thank you Ann. The 1972 date is right i quess. I wonder how i get a certificate because i suppose his wife would have registered the death?

sorry Nicholas, don't have a clue - why not change your heading to "How do I get a Death Cert from USA" I think that might fit in one line and then any of our American members may see it and give you some help

Also try googling to see how you get one

here we are

Death Records and Death Certificates - How to obtain a copy
To obtain a copy of any of a death certificate in the United States, write or go to the vital statistics office in the state or area where the event ...

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To obtain a copy of any of a death certificate in the United States, write or go to the vital statistics office in the state or area where the event occurred. To ensure that you receive an accurate record for your request and that your request is filled with all due speed, please follow these steps:


Make your letters concise and to the point.
Do NOT include more than one or two requests at once, and be careful not to write confusing details of your family lines.
Type or print all names and addresses in your letter.
Provide complete information on an individual and event for which you need documents. Include all names that may have been used, including nicknames, alternate spellings, etc. List dates and type of event as completely and accurately as possible. If you don't know the exact date, specify the span of years you wish searched and be prepared to pay for searches that span several years.
Always provide an S.A.S.E., (Self Addressed Stamped Envelope).
County offices have limited personnel and are often swamped with paper work. Genealogical queries are done as a service which is outside of their realm of responsibility. They ask therefore that you exercise patience and courtesy in your transactions with their offices.
Be sure and include following information:

date of request
full name of deceased (last name in caps)
sex of that person
date of death
place of death (city or town, county, state)
relationship to party
the purpose for which the record is needed
requestor's name & address
requestor's driver's license number & state (some counties require it)
requestor's signature

Check out: http://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/start.shtml

Thank you for your help. Sorry i`ve taken a while to reply but i really appreciate it
Nick

only just spotted this Elizabeth - might be better to do your own posting rather than tag on this one

I have looked on the Death Index for William but canlt see him - will try another avenue

sorry - no luck Elizabeth - do a posting of your own and see if someone else can find him - give it a go

AGG - I think Elizabeth already has a thread about the Gardiners (various spellings ) somewhere. Unfortunately, no relevant info was uncovered.

The SSDI wasn't started in the US until the 20th century.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.page/board/records_office/thread/1255142