Kennebec County Vital Records (Maine)

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Kennebec County Clerks file important documents and preserve vital records in Kennebec County, ME. The Clerk’s office is a valuable source for Kennebec County vital records, which are available as public records. The office maintains Kennebec County birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage records, in addition to divorce decrees. Many Clerk’s Offices have vital records dating back to the 1800s, making them an excellent source for Kennebec County genealogical research. Most Clerk’s Offices provide online ordering forms to request vital records.

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Kennebec County Health Departments maintain vital records for their municipality and make them available to the public in Kennebec County, ME. A Department of Health can issue certified copies of vital records including Kennebec County birth certificates, death certificates, marriages certificates and licenses, and divorces decrees. Health Departments have Kennebec County vital records dating back to the 1800s, making them an excellent source for genealogical research. Health Departments provide online ordering forms to request vital records.

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Kennebec County Marriage License Offices provide marriage licenses to couples who plan to marry in Kennebec County, ME. They are typically a division of the local county clerk or the health department. Marriage License Offices also maintain copies of marriage licenses, which are public Kennebec County vital records. Kennebec County Marriage License Offices provide online search tools to locate marriage licenses. To access older marriage licenses, you may need to apply in person or by mail.

Kennebec County Coroners and Medical Examiners investigate deaths within their jurisdiction and perform autopsies and other postmortem examinations in Kennebec County, ME. Many vital records are available from a Coroner or Medical Examiner, including autopsy reports, investigator reports, toxicology reports, and in some cases, X-rays or photographs. An autopsy report will include the cause and manner of death. Many coroners and medical examiners provide online access to their reports. In other cases, you can obtain public records such as Kennebec County death certifiates by contacting the Coroners or Medical Examiner’s Office directly.

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Kennebec County Town Hall or City Halls are the chief administrative office in Kennebec County, ME. Town and City Halls often maintain records related to their municipality, including Kennebec County vital records. You can find Kennebec County birth certificates, death certificates, marriage licenses, and divorce decrees at the Town Hall or City Hall. In some locations, these vital records are available online or by filling out an online request form.