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Vital records encompass records pertaining to significant life events and are typically maintained by the Department of Public Health or the Bureau of Vital Statistics. These records include birth certificates, detailing the child’s name, parents’ names, birth date, location, and attending doctor. Marriage certificates reveal couples’ names, witnesses, and officiants, sometimes including birthdates and occupations. Divorce records indicate divorce details, property division, and child information after court proceedings. These departments may also hold records of civil unions, and death certificates are available upon inquiry.
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