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Proactive Efforts Regarding PA Records

This is nice to see. So often the genealogical community is left scrambling when states abruptly consider restricting access to vital records, but folks in Pennsylvania are taking a proactive stance -- which is a good thing, since PA has always been one of the more challenging states to secure records from. Read about -- and maybe participate in -- this effort to encourage the state to improve the accessibility of records:

People for Better Pennsylvania Historical Records Access

As a bonus, there's a link to a page of online death certificate databases for other states and Joe Beine's www.deathindexes.com.

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I have just prepared a letter to Governor Rendell's office concerning this matter. I will also forward this to all the folks that I know who might find this interesting. I will also urge them to send letters urging Governor Rendell and others to open vital records a bit.

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