Person Search - Find Missing Person From A Death Record of the Deceased Relative To Locate A PersonLearn how to locate a person from a death record of a deceased relative of the missing person.You need the following four pieces of information when searching for a death record:
Search the death record of the missing person's deceased relativeLook for a death record of the deceased grandparent, parent, or other relative of the missing person your doing a person search on. You'll find death records at the state vital statistics office. Doing a person search by looking for a death record of a family member of the missing person could lead you to a probate record. Probate records show the names and addresses of those provided for in the will. And the missing person could be listed. Names of the executor and lawyer for the will are listed and contacting them may lead you to the missing person.A death record may contain the deceased's last known address. Click here to read about how to locate a person from the last known address. Perhaps a neighbor of the deceased relative may know the whereabouts of your missing person. Also listed on the death record is next of kin. Contacting the next of kin may lead you to your missing person.
Find out if the name of the missing person is listed as a survivor of a deceased relative in the obituraryFrom the date of death on the death record, you may be able to locate a person by searching for his or her deceased relative's obiturary in the newspaper. The obiturary may list your missing person as a survivor and mention the city and/or state where he or see lives. Newspapers keep files of all back issues.
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