Sandy, There is a set of microfilm containing an index (for AL from 1908 forward) one can search for the vol and page number for the certificate. LDS has this set available for ordering to be used at their local libraries.A lot of the larger libraries have the index set (Huntsville, Gadsden, Birmingham, Wallace College are a few). Then one can order the microfilm to view the actual certificate from the LDS. Wallace College at Hanceville has a set of these microfilm. The info on the idex is useful when one has to order it from the AL Dept of Vital Statistics in Montgomery. If you use the index info (spelling, name, date, vol & pg, etc.) on your order, the chance of a "failure to find" certificate is reduced. Hope this helps, Melba -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, February 14, 2000 8:00 AM Subject: [ALCHEROK] Death Records >Hello all - >I'm looking for a death record from 1932 for Cherokee County, and according >to the County Clerk's office and the Health Department, those are not kept >locally - they are at the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Montgomery. > >Does anyone know of a death record web site that might cover that time period >before I try to contact Montgomery? (OK, so the speed of the internet has >made me impatient!!). > >THANKS >Sandy > >