My mother died when I was a baby. I was trying to find information on her. I don't know how to do that though.
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you can get her goverment file with her social security number. You will have to look up the govt agency that does this but it will tell you her addresses jobs dogs names it amazing all they know then you can go from there. Good luck and I hope you know shes watching you.
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All three of my childen are gone.\n\nSorry, you don't get in touch. Death doesn't have an area code or zip code.\n\nLook for some grief counciling immediately please. Very sorry for your loss.
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go to that persons place of death (courthouse) and inquire as a family member. access public records under that name
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Call the utility companies, be prepared to give them a copy of the death certificate or obituary.\n\nSo sorry to hear about your mother.
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My mother swears that when I was about 3 years old, she overheard me talking to myself in my bedroom.  She asked who I was talking to and I told her it was "Grandma".  Apparently she laughed and said OK.  Several days later I went to my grandmother's house and she and my mother decided to dig through some old family photos which had been stored away and it was while they were going through the old pictures that I picked one out and announced that I had talked to "her" the other day.  It was the only surviving picture of my great-grandmother... a picture I could have never seen before as it had been in the attic.  I can't say that I did or didn't have this conversation with my great grand-mother, but my mother still insists it happened... and it was over 30 years ago!
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I looked to see what I could find on Rootsweb.com and familysearch.org  I thought maybe I could get a name of someone researching this person and they would be able to help you.  I found nothing.
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That requires some research. One of the best places to do research is Net Detective, the link is in my sources. You can look up people and run surname searches to investigate your or someone elses family history.
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E-mail, phone call, paper mail; anything. I'd love to find out what my mother was trying to say with her last murmurs. We could learn what the afterlife really is. Or were you thinking of time-travel, sending the e-mail back to when they were still alive?
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Two of my friends mothers have died it is a very sad time because you are without the most loyal, loving, caring, woman you will ever meet in your life. Lets start off with my neighbors. They have a boy my age who was ten at the time and a daughter who was only three when the aweful event occured. Their mother had been hopitalized for almost too months with a very serious cancer and she saddly died. There was a lot of mourning and nothing seemed to cheer either of them or their father up. We tried invited them over for dinner, taking them to the movies, playing whole family games outside like flash light tag, badmitten, soccer, basketball. Nothing seemed to work. I especially felt bad for their young girl who would have to go through puberty and such withouth her mother which I would not have been able to do with out my mother. About a year later it went back to normal and the mourning wasn't still going on even thought they were oviously still upset and probably thought about her everyday. About a month ago a classmate of mine lost her mother. She was at school bright and early the next day which seem odd. She didn't cry, frown, or seem at all upset. This girl and her mother did not have a good relationship. She was in my kindergarten class when her mother was put in to a mental institute and moved in with her grandmother. Her mother had tried to hurt her and hurt herself. I remeber he once telling me her mother had run over her own foot with a lawn mower. There were also many other little strange, gross stories. She never really seemed upset about any of these things happening and I think that is why she did not care much when her mother passed. I think the mourning period will last occording to how close you were to you mother. My neighbor was attached to his mother and was sad for a very long time. My classmate did not have a good relationship with her mother so she did not get very upset about her mothers death. If you friend was attached to her mother she will probably be sad and feel as though a part of her is missing for the rest of her life. For right now there isnt much you can do to make her feel better it isn't a subject that can easily slip your mind. Just try to be kind and wait until she feels better. Don't try too hard that its obvious that you are trying to make her feel better. Good Luck. I hope that you friend comes out okay. All the love too you.
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work your way backwards....get info from your parents...there parents....and so on then you cqan go to anestry.com and ask questions there and also use the family history center in your local area
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Well, you obviously can't ask them, so you would ask their next of kin. But, really, it depends on WHAT you want to know. No one will or should give you medical info, for example, on someone who died. On the other hand, someone very publicly known who dies may have enough obituaries written in newspapers to give you the info you need.\n\nImran
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check out www.ancestry.co.uk. you can access births, deaths and marriages free of charge on there.\nwww.freebmd.rootsweb.com you can get the same info on there, births, marriages, deaths. goes back to 1834 or summin like that. have fun.\nif you need help message me. my mum has done alot of research on her family tree and say's she'd help ya. you lucky thing.
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I had a close relationship with my mother.  We talked every single day.  Sure when I was a teenager she annoyed me and we fought.  But that didn't mean anything.  Once I got out of adolencense, I appreciated her.  Out of all my family members who have died, I miss her the most.
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if you know the city,state,date,etc.. most have info in the papers about it. try looking at there local papers website or archive about it. other then calling the family.
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go to family history.com
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you can try www.aboutbabynames.com or www.behindthename.com these website are fun and you can learn alot about your name...
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All I could find on the web was that she died of an illness.\nYou may want to look further into it.