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Erie Times-News (Erie, Pennsylvania) Newspaper Obituaries (1995 - Current)

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Erie Times-News Obituaries in Erie, Pennsylvania

The obituary archives at the Erie Times-News are one of the best places to go if someone wants to know about their family's past or history in the state of Pennsylvania. Knowledge of the archives can be a gateway to many different archives from all over the country, as the newspaper pages hold various sources.

Here's why checking out the Erie Times-News local obituaries can be really helpful:

  • You can piece together your family tree.
  • You might connect with distant family members.
  • You can discover fascinating stories about your ancestors.
  • Our records span nearly 150 years of local history, giving you a deep view of the past.
  • You won't find 95% of our records on any other online service.

How To Search Erie Times-News Obituary Archives

Just type in your relative's last name and press the "Search" button. This is a great first step to learn more about your family's past.

If you need more detailed information, follow these steps to conduct an advanced search in the Erie Times-News obituary archives:

  • Enter the first and last names of your relative. Adding a middle name helps refine your results.
  • Include a keyword related to a place or school to narrow down your results.
  • Use exclude keywords to leave out unrelated results.
  • Choose a specific year range, which is especially helpful given our extensive history.
  • Sort your results by relevance, newest, or oldest.

Here are some tips to get the most out of your search:

  • Use details from known recent ancestors as clues to find older ones.
  • Try searching by initials, as older obituaries often used them instead of full names.
  • If you're looking for information about a married female relative, searching for her husband's name might help.
  • Consider possible misspellings since past records were only sometimes accurate.

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