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A few Nebraska counties also began recording deaths before statewide registration.  Contact the [http://www.vitalrec.com/necounties1.html#Adams county clerk] for a record search and to obtain copies. Be aware charges apply whether a record is located or not.  Before requesting a search and paying the fee, contact the county clerk and ask if they have pre-1905 death records.  
A few Nebraska counties also began recording deaths before statewide registration.  Contact the [http://www.vitalrec.com/necounties1.html#Adams county clerk] for a record search and to obtain copies. Be aware charges apply whether a record is located or not.  Before requesting a search and paying the fee, contact the county clerk and ask if they have pre-1905 death records.  
   
   
The Omaha death records from 1873-1915 are available on microfilm at the W. Dale Clark Library [https://omahalibrary.org/locations/od/]. The call number is Nebraska Reference 929.3782254. There are over 37,000 death records in five volumes. An index of the first volume is complete.[https://cdm16747.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p16747coll11] The other volumes will soon have an index. The index includes: the name, age, sex, marital status, occupation, residence, date of death, duration of illness, date of interment, and place of interment.<br>  
The Omaha death records from 1873-1915 are available on microfilm at the W. Dale Clark Library [https://omahalibrary.org/locations/od/]. The call number is Nebraska Reference 929.3782254. There are over 37,000 death records in five volumes. An index of the first volume is complete.[https://cdm16747.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p16747coll11] The other volumes will soon have an index. The index includes: the name, age, sex, marital status, occupation, residence, date of death, duration of illness, date of interment, and place of interment.<br>  


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