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 The Mesa Family History Center has maintained several online resources of a local nature. These resources include the following:
-[http://mesarfhc.org/search/azobits.htm Mesa Regional Family History Center Arizona Obituary Search]: The Arizona Obituary Search allows you to search through a partial listing of obituaries published in Arizona newspapers. This is an index only. For original obituaries, go to the indicated newspaper. The [http://www.mesalibrary.org/Home.aspx City of Mesa Public Library] also maintains a microfilm copy of the [http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/azcentral/ Arizona Republic Newspaper] and charges $15.00 per obituary search request. The City of Mesa Public Library perform obituary searches only for persons whose obituary appeared in the Arizona Republic newspaper.<br><br>[http://mesarfhc.org/search/search.php Internment search in the Mesa City Cemetery]: This resource is a listing of most of the burials in the Mesa City Cemetery in the form of a searchable index.
+[http://mesarfhc.org/search/azobits.htm Mesa Regional Family History Center Arizona Obituary Search]: The Arizona Obituary Search allows you to search through a partial listing of obituaries published in Arizona newspapers. This is an index only. For original obituaries, go to the indicated newspaper. The [http://www.mesalibrary.org/Home.aspx City of Mesa Public Library] also maintains a microfilm copy of the [http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/azcentral/ Arizona Republic Newspaper] and charges $15.00 per obituary search request. The City of Mesa Public Library perform obituary searches only for persons whose obituary appeared in the Arizona Republic newspaper.&nbsp; An index to obituaries appearing in the East Valley Tribune is available online.&nbsp; Microfilm copies of the East Valley Tribune and it's predecessor newspapers for most years back to 1893&nbsp;are available only at the Mesa Public Library Main Library.<br><br>[http://mesarfhc.org/search/search.php Interment search in the Mesa City Cemetery]: This resource is a listing of most of the burials in the Mesa City Cemetery in the form of a searchable index.
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