I had an uncle who committed suicide in 1983. I can't find any info on him anywhere. Where can I look?
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I would suggest talking with family members, and maybe if you  really need this info., you could go to New York and check out the subways, and see if they have any info.
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http://suicidehotlines.com/national.html\n\n1-800-SUICIDE   1-800-273-TALK \n1-800-784-2433   1-800-273-8255   \n\n\n1-800-799-4TTY (4889)\nDeaf Hotline
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No. He died in 1974. You can find some info on him, plus other links at the site given below.
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try www.zabasearch.com or www.classmate.com...I hope you see him again :-)
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My deepest sympathy to you.  My Grandfather committed suicide just before Christmas a few years back.  I rarely discuss it with my family as they do not wish to see it for what it was.  I cannot imagine the horror you feel as it was your own father.\n\nBut, to the question at hand.  God judges the hearts of man.  He alone decides.  Things to consider, did your Dad have a right relationship prior to death?  Was he mentally ill.  Severe depressed?  It is so hard to know what was going through a persons mind before they committed the final tragedy.\n\nPlease look to a church with grief counseling.  Do not add guilt to your already overloaded plate.  Remember God is loving and will make the right decision.  Keep your faith and trust your God and he will be faithful to you and see you through this horrible time.\n\nI will pray for you and your family.
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See if the local newspapers in his neighborhood where he passed away have the obituaries on microfiche at the local public library.  Or, try Ancestry.com, I believe they have a social security death index.
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your local library usully has some sort of death record filing. check the reference section, thats where i found it.
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As morbid as this seems, many grave yards and towns have listings of everyone online and where their plots are.  Most of the time you have to have a membership to a place like ancestry.com.  If you know where he's buried or the funeral home where he was, they have records and can tell you where he was sent for burial.  I found my husband's grandfather by looking up his obituary, calling the funeral home and asking where they sent him.  They were happy to tell me.
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I directed a friend to find her long lost brother she hadn't seen in 15 years.  I told her to go to ussearch.com or you can call 1-800-US-Search.  They helped her find him.  I recommended them because some of the talk shows like Montel Williams use them.
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Click the following link\nhttp://www.bartow.k12.ga.us/psych/crisis/suestats.htm\n\nOr \ntype suicide rate or suicide statistics on www.google.com
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Search funeral home records in the area his father was buried. Also you can search cemetery transcripts. I looked him up on may different search engines but could not find him. Maybe you could search the obituaries in the areas around where he was buried.
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most counties or states have public records. You can usually do a search on that on-line. I have personally tracked several people that way. There is also www.familysearch.org. It will only search for deceased relatives, but you might be able to find someone close to where he is then go from there. you can search census records as well on that sight. There is info on how to do it. good luck.
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If you know when and where he died, you should be able to get a copy of his obituary from the paper in that town.\n\n\nYou can also get a copy of his death certificate in the county he died in.
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I do not have any information, however, let me say I am sorry for your loss. Good luck with your search for information, I hope you are able to get the information you are requesting. God bless
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I'm sorry about your cousin.\n\nThe newspaper for that town, per I-search, is The Dispatch, www.the-dispatch.com.\n\nI haven't pulled up their site, but I would guess registeration isn't required.  If registeration IS required to access The Dispatch obits or stories, call your local library and have them look up the masthead, who the features editor is or the reporter who covers obituaries.  Also get the email address for the reporter if you must go the library route.\n\nThe easiest scenario to hope for is that you can access and print online.  If not, most papers charge to send a hard copy and also charge if they have to email a story to you.  Since your cousin's death is timely, perhaps someone will be kind and forward it to you gratis.\n\nAlso, if you know which funeral home handled formalities, there may still be available a memorial card from your cousin's services.  Perhaps a relative in the area could help with that.\n\nBest of luck!
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One thing you could do is go on to www.ancestry.com and type in his name. If he is dead, his name should appear in the social security index. I believe that part of the site is free. Also, if he is dead, it will give his last known address, etc. i am so sorry you were damaged as a child. I hope you can find peace. Best of luck.
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http://zabasearch.com/