How do I find old obituaries in Idaho?

The Idaho State Archives, for instance, has a number of obituary indexes, spanning from 1865 to 1919. These are only available on site. The Boise Public Library, for its part, keeps a comprehensive index of obituaries and death notices from the Idaho Statesman from 1958 to the present day.

How do I get a copy of a death certificate in Idaho?

Procedure[edit] You may go to any county health department in the State of Idaho to obtain a certified copy of an Idaho certificate. Provide all necessary information and pay the certificate fee. You may pay for the certificate in cash, check or money order payable to Idaho Vital Records.

How do I get a death certificate from ancestry com?

For persons you find in the California Birth Index and California Death Index 1940-1997, you can order a copy of the death certificate via ancestry.com for a fee. Just go to Ancestry.com and find your person by using keywords (name) and other info you have.

How do I find out if someone died in Idaho?

Where Can I Get Death Records in Idaho? To obtain a certified copy of a death record in Idaho, visit the state Health and Welfare’s Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics. The Vital Records Office maintains and issues death records from July 1911.

How much does it cost to get a death certificate in Idaho?

$14.00
Cost. Each certified copy of a death certificate is $14.00. Certified copies are computer-generated and are valid for most legal purposes. If the requested certificate cannot be found a Statement of Search will be issued.

How do you put an ex wife in an obituary?

If a couple shared friends and acquaintances, listing the ex among the survivors is a way to help people recognize the name of the deceased and respond appropriately. If the couple remained friendly after their divorce, it may be appropriate to list the survivor’s name as “former spouse.”