How do I find an old obituary in New Jersey?

Once you locate the obituary you need, you can either go to the library and view it on microfilm, or request a copy. You can do this by sending a self-addressed and stamped envelope with your request to the Warren County Library. The service is free of charge, and you can request as many as five obituary photocopies.

Are NJ death records public?

The New Jersey Death Index is now online. The New Jersey Death Index for 1901-2017 (with some gaps) is now online for free public use. The NJ State Archives has released years 1901-1903, but no records are available after that.

When did Janet from the Star Ledger die?

Janet was born and raised in Seattle, Washington and attended the University of… Published in Star-Ledger from Jul. 18, 2021 to Jul. 19, 2021. Rose Florio Nurse & administrator, beloved sister & aunt, of North Arlington Rose Florio (nee DeLuca),96, died peacefully at her home on July 16, 2021.

Is there a GenealogyBank for the Newark Star Ledger?

Countless GenealogyBank users have discovered family members they’d never heard of through searching the Newark Star-Ledger database. The historical data you uncover could form the foundation for additional research and further discovery. At GenealogyBank, we make the process of sifting through Newark Star-Ledger historic online newspapers simple.

Who was Robert Reiss in the Star Ledger?

Published in Star-Ledger from Jul. 19, 2021 to Jul. 20, 2021. Robert S. Reiss Navy Seabee, plumber, member of Union Police Department, 94 Robert S. Reiss, 94, of Union, NJ passed away on Saturday July 17, 2021. Robert joined the Navy at 17 and was a Navy Seabee.

Who was Sonny Gaddy in the Star Ledger?

Sonny ‘William’ Gaddy Jr. A positive force who loved the Lord, his family and his community Sonny William Gaddy, Jr. was born on October 3, 1988 to the union of Sonny William Gaddy, Sr. and Deborah Kim Gaddy in Summit, New Jersey. He departed this life suddenly on July 12,…