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Vital records, as
their name suggests, are connected
with central life events: birth,
marriage, and death. Maintained by
civil authorities, they are prime
sources of genealogical information;
but, unfortunately, official vital
records are available only for
relatively recent periods. These
records, despite their recent
creation in the United States, are
critically important in genealogical
research, often supplying details on
family members well back into the
nineteenth century.
The Source: A Guidebook of American
Genealogy, by Loretto
Szucs and Sandra Luebking.
Kittitas County Court House
(509) 962-7531Office of County Auditor
205 W. 5th Ave.
Ellensburg, WA 98926-2887
Birth records 1891-1907 -
abstract
online Death records 1891-1907 - abstract
online Marriage records from 1884
Land records form 1882 Office of County Clerk 205 W. 5th Ave.
Ellensburg, WA 98926-2887
Divorce records from 1890's
Probate records from 1890's
Civil court records from 1890's
Entire State
Washington State Department of
Health
Center for Health Statistics
P.O. Box 9709
Olympia, WA 98507-9709
(360) 236-4300 Info
Make check or money order
payable to Department of Health.
There is a $13.00 charge for every
ten year search (death, marriage, or
divorce only) In the event no record
is found, an $8 search fee will be
retained for each certificate.
Birth $13.00 Since July 1,
1907
Order Form
Death $13.00
Since July 1, 1907
Order Form
Before July 1, 1907 Should be
available from the County Clerk in
the county where death occurred.
Marriage and Divorce $13.00
Since Jan 1, 1968
Order Form
Before 1968 Should be available for
$2.00 from the County Auditor in the
county where the license was issued
or the divorce was granted. |