Not only can you learn about various types of records (a
nice overview of some of the records you might want to look into) and there is
a contest running through 2 November where you can try for prizes!
As
Halloween approaches, checking into death records seems to fit!
Did you learn about a “new-to-you” place to search for to
find death records? Did you win a prize?
Editor’s Note: You can
“read” the information death records for free, though, to participate in the
various contest challenges, an Ancestry.com subscription is required.
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