Express-Times (Easton, Pennsylvania) Newspaper Obituaries (1998 - Current)
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Express-Times obituaries from Easton, Pennsylvania, are an excellent source of information about relatives you may not know yet. The Express-Times obituary archives are key if you’re exploring your roots in Pennsylvania. Knowing how to search these archives can open up stories from newspapers across the country right at your fingertips.
Why Explore Express-Times Obituaries?
- Discover your relatives and piece together your family tree.
- Connect with distant family members.
- Learn about the lives and stories of your ancestors.
- Access a collection of records covering nearly 150 years of local history.
How to Search Express-Times Obituary Archives
Exploring the archives is simple and straightforward. Type in your relative’s last name and click the “Search” button. It’s a great first step to uncover elusive family members.
For more detailed searches, follow these steps:
- Step 1: Enter the full name of your relative for better results.
- Step 2: Add specific details like a school name or town to refine your search.
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- Step 4: Set a year range to focus on a specific period.
- Step 5: Sort your results by best matches, or by the newest or oldest entries.
Search Tips:
- Begin with information from recent relatives to trace earlier generations.
- Try searching with initials, as older obituaries often used them.
- If you’re looking for a female relative, search using her husband’s name.
- Check for common misspellings as older records were not always verified for accuracy.
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