Birth and Death Records

Connecticut Public Records - Birth And Death Records Edit

The State Vital Records Office maintains copies of all birth, marriage, death and fetal death records that occurred in Connecticut after July 1, 1897. For record prior to 1897, contact the Connecticut State Library's History and Genealogy Unit. Copies may also be obtained from the clerk's office in the city or county where the event occurred.

Physical Address:
State Vital Records Office 550 Main Street Hartford, Connecticut 06103
Contact: P: 860.509.7700 F: 860.509.7964

Delaware Public Records - Birth And Death Records Edit

The Office of Vital Statistics is a department of the Division of Public Health. Contact this office to get copies of birth, death, adoptee and marriage certificates in person or by written request to the Office of Vital Statistics or online through the third party vendor, VitalChek. There are three Office of Vital Statistics locations around the state that you can visit to obtain a copy of any of these certificates in person.

Physical Address:
Office of Vital Statistics 417 Federal St. Dover, Delaware 19901

Contact Links:
Office of Vital Statistics Locations

Kansas Public Records - Death Records Edit

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment provides access to certified copies of death records for interested and qualified individuals. Uncertified copies and verifications are not available to the public. Learn how to order a death certificate and how to obtain death records prior to 1911. Find out how to amend or correct a death certificate. The fee for a certified death certificate is $15 and a record will be issued if found. If a record is not found, the search fee will be retained.

Physical Address:
Department of Health and Environment Office of Vital Records Curtis State Office Building 1000 SW Jackson Topeka, Kansas 66612
Contact: P: 785.296.1400

Kentucky Public Records - Death Records Edit

The Kentucky Office of Vital Statistics maintains death records from 1911 - present. Death records can be ordered online, by mail, by phone, or in-person at the Vital Records Office. Orders placed through mail may take up to thirty days to process. To obtain a certified copy of a death record, you must know the name of the deceased, the month, day, and year of death, and the county of death. Certified copies of death certificates are $6 and can be paid by check, money order, or credit card.

Physical Address:
Office of Vital Statistics 275 E. Main St. 1E-A Frankfort, Kentucky 40621
Contact: P: 502.564.4212

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Maryland Public Records - Birth Records Edit

The Maryland Vital Statistics Administration provides access to a variety of vital records including birth records. Birth certificates may be obtained by the individual on the certificate, their parent or guardian, or a representative of the individual named on the certificate. Identification is required to obtain a certified copy of a birth record. Identification may include a pay stub, bank statement, lease or rental agreement, or current car registration. Birth records may be obtained by mai

Physical Address:
Office of Vital Statistics 6550 Reisterstown Road Baltimore, Maryland 21215
Contact: P: 410.764.3038

Mailing Address:
Office of Vital Statistics P.O. Box 68760 Baltimore, Maryland 21215

Contact Information:
Maryland State Archives 350 Rowe Boulevard Annapolis, Maryland
P: 410.260.6400