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The fastest way to find an obituary for a specific person is to search for them at one or several of the paid online obituaries or genealogy search services. There is a fee associated with these services. If you are willing to put in some effort there are many ways to find obituaries for free. For example, many states maintain databases of death records and virtually all newspapers publish their obituaries online for free.

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Paid services: A quick search at your favorite search engine will find several of the oldest (no pun intended) sites that offer family and genealogical research. They typically offer searchable databases of all kinds of relevant life and death documents and allow you to search by inputting as much information as you know or want to give it about a person. In return, these services will spit back at you various documents that possibly match your inquiry and some general information. They then offer to provide much richer data for a fee. These tools are powerful and exhaustive, but they do come at a cost. There are usually trial periods where you can conduct multiple searches for a few days for a small fee or you can pay a larger one- time payment instead. The trial period also allows for printing and saving of any documents you find, so if you time your searches well and don't start your trial until you're ready, this may be the least expensive way to conduct a detailed online search.

Of course, with any search strategy, whether online or offline, you're going to want to be patient and account for any possible changes over time which might make the way in which you're searching for a person obsolete or need some tweaking. Examples include newspapers that have shut down since the time of death and places in which records may have been moved or damaged due to facilities changes or natural disasters.

If you have ancestors from England or Wales, Free BMD may help you find birth, marriage, or death records. Its goal is to transcribe and the UK Civil Registration Indexes from 1837-1992. The project is ongoing, and not all records have been transcribed, but there are more than 270 million records currently available online.

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