· Compiled by reference specialists at the Library of Congress, this guide identifies key print and online resources for pursuing familyhistory, as well as state, county and municipal historicalresearch, for the state of Oregon.
Guide to genealogy record resources available in Oregon.
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· 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. Death dates may be obtained from the Statewide death index, or cemeteries in the local area where the person is believed to have died.
