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| link2=[[United States Vital Records|U.S. Vital Records]] | | link2=[[United States Vital Records|U.S. Vital Records]] | ||
| link3= [[How to Find United States Death Records|How to Find United States Deaths]] | | link3= [[How to Find United States Death Records|How to Find United States Deaths]] | ||
| link4=[[Alabama Birth, Marriage, and Death Records|Birth, Marriage, and Death Records]] | | link4=[[Alabama Birth, Marriage, and Death Records|Alabama Birth, Marriage, and Death Records]] | ||
| link5=[[How to Find Alabama Death Records|How to Find Alabama Death Records]] | | link5=[[How to Find Alabama Death Records|How to Find Alabama Death Records]] | ||
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Alabama became a state in 1819. County registration of birth records began in 1881, with a few earlier death records in probate court records. Statewide registration of deaths began 1 January 1908, with full compliance by 1925. Pre-1908 county records may be accessible through county clerks. Deaths after 1908 now filed with Alabama Department of Public Health. | Alabama became a state in 1819. County registration of birth records began in 1881, with a few earlier death records in probate court records. Statewide registration of deaths began 1 January 1908, with full compliance by 1925. Pre-1908 county records may be accessible through county clerks. Deaths after 1908 now filed with Alabama Department of Public Health. | ||
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