Discover Your Ancestors’ Stories with Free Access to Death Records This Halloween
- By Esther
Halloween is so much more than costumes, pumpkins, and sweets — it’s a time to honor the departed, especially our ancestors. From October 29 to November 1, 2024, honor your ancestors’ stories with free access to MyHeritage’s vast collection of death, burial, cemetery, and obituary records. With nearly 1.2 billion records in 435 collections, it’s the perfect chance to dive into the stories that connect us to generations before us.
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Death records are incredibly valuable resources in genealogy. They often provide essential details, including birth and death dates, family connections, last addresses, and heartfelt obituaries that add personality to each name. Beyond these, however, are other rich details that can deepen your understanding of your ancestors’ lives. For example, a death certificate might reveal occupation, marital status, burial location, and even the names of the deceased’s parents and their birthplaces, providing significant insights that link you to earlier generations.
For unique tips on making the most of death records in your research, check out our blog post, “Amazing Ways to Use Death Records for Family History Research.”
This Halloween, let’s embrace the season’s spirit by bringing these hidden histories back into the light. Explore these records for free — all you need is a MyHeritage account to begin. Head to myheritage.com/halloween to start your search.
While you’re diving into our free Halloween records, don’t miss out on our DNA sale — kits are now just $36 USD! It’s the perfect time to stock up for the holidays and give the gift of family discovery as a unique stocking stuffer.
Happy Halloween, and happy ancestor hunting! 🎃🍂