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Many of these are referenced in the "Places" section of the Periodical Source Index ( PERSI) which is described in the " Illinois Periodicals" section.

For Illinois, some obituaries have been published and indexed in genealogical periodicals.

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Also, see the " Illinois Newspapers" section for additional sources and how to locate newspapers.

The " United States Obituaries" and " United States Newspapers" Wiki articles list sources for finding obituaries and the newspapers that published them.

To search this archive, type Illinois Obituaries in the search box.Īdditional Obituary Resources

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The Internet Archive may occasionally have published books which include a collection of obituaries.Even though this resource is based in Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, the number of Illinois references, makes this resource helpful for Illinois researchers.

Browning Genealogy: Evansville Area Obituary Search: Query results for Illinois: 2547 records matched.

The Illinois Obituary Project is a part of the USGenWeb Archives.

You will not find the actual obituary, but citations for the obituary which will indicate the newspaper in which it is located along with the date, page and column. This database is a collection of obituary citations compiled from the ALPL Newspaper Microfilm Collection.

A new Obituary database is available through the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library.

Some libraries and even newspaper publishers keep obituary files. If the newspapers are not held at the library, the local newspaper office may also be contacted to learn where older editions of the newspaper are kept.

Once a death date is known, the local library in the area may be contacted to learn whether or not they have newspapers for the time period needed, and if someone is willing to look for an obituary in that newspaper. Death dates may be obtained from the Illinois Statewide death index, pre-1916, the Illinois Death Certificate Database, 1916-1950, or cemeteries in the area where the person is believed to have died. Generally, the first step to obtaining an obituary is to find the death date of the person so that the obituary can be more easily found in a newspaper. Obituaries may also mention previous places of residence, immigration information, religion, and any social organizations or activities in which the deceased was involved. Deceased family members are frequently mentioned. Obituaries may provide information such as the age of the deceased, birth date and place, names of living relatives and their residences, maiden name, occupation, death date, cause of death, and place of burial. Obituaries have been published in Illinois since the mid-nineteenth century. United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014 at FamilySearch index and images - How to Use this Collection.Online Illinois Death Records & Indexes: A Genealogy Guide for Finding Obituaries, Cemetery Burials and Death Records.1970-1990 at FamilySearch index and images - How to Use this Collection 1970-1990 Illinois, Cook County, Obituaries, ca.1959-1981 at FamilySearch - How to Use this Collection index and images also at Ancestry ($) 1959-1981 Illinois, Mildred Hooper Obituary Collection, ca.1914-2007 Illinois, Tazewell County, Obituary Card Index from the "Pekin Times", 1914-2007 at FamilySearch index and images - How to Use this Collection.1885-2002 Illinois, Cook County, Maywood, Maywood Herald Obituary Card Index, 1885-2002 at FamilySearch index and images - How to Use this Collection.1879-2007 Illinois, Macon County, Decatur Public Library Collections, 1879-2007 at FamilySearch index and images - How to Use this Collection.