NCGenWeb - More Ideas

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Cemeteries It is recommended that tombstones with a birthdate only be blacked out.
Obits Form for obits:
Recommended Newspager or Funeral Home name and date of obit:
URL of above if applicable:
Name of deceased:
Date deceased:
Age at time of death:
Place of death:
Place of burial:
Date of funeral services:
Place of funeral services:
Date of birth (if given):
Place of birth (if given):
Occupation:
Military:
Recommended Government Sites
Idea ---Military
 http://www.archives.gov/research/arc/ww2/army-casualties/north-carolina.html
Idea ---Military
 http://www.archives.gov/research/arc/ww2/navy-casualties/north-carolina.html
Vital Records NC vital records are a matter of public record. Anyone can request uncertified copies of your birth, marriage, divorce or death information with no questions asked. NC is one of the few states I've come across where this is the case. Restrictions are only placed when making a request for a certified copy.
Recommended

This does not apply to data/information that is on the county websites at the this time. It would be effective from the date that the Procedures are passed by the membership.

All effort will be taken to avoid posting information concerning living persons.
* The following guidelines applies to Vital Records:
+ Records of births, deaths, marriages, and divorce during the last 80 years should not be posted.
+ Records of deaths for any year may be posted, but care should be taken to honor family wishes regarding such postings.
Idea
 An index of surnames in a given year of vital records would be helpful to researchers.