New Hampshire Death Records - FamilySearch Historical Records/Known Issues

Note

 * NOTE: Most missing records are available on microfilm. To view films, see Where do I find a family history center?.
 * NOTE: The back side of a death record contains no names or identifying numbers to substantiate a correct match to a front side of a death records.

Question 1
Question 1: The browse path only includes Film Number (Digital Folder Number). How can I find the records I am looking for? Answer 1: See FamilySearch_Historical_Record_Collections

Question 2
Question 2: The record detail page is linked to the wrong image. How can I find the correct image? Answer 2: From the record detail page, use either the Image Number, Event Date, Event Place, or a combination of any of the search criteria, to find the correct image by clicking the right or left scroll arrow.

Question 3
Question 3: When browsing, I am directed to a different image number than the one I entered. How can I view the image I am looking for? Answer 3: Until the problem is fixed, the correct image can be found by viewing an image from the record detail page, and then scrolling forward or backward to find the image number of interest.

Question 4
Question 4: Why do some Film Number (Digital Folder Number) waypoints have other record types when the collection is for death records? Answer 4: Often microfilms contain mixed record types. Look up the film number in the Catalog to determine what addition record types you can encounter.


 * Go to the New Hampshire Death Records - FamilySearch Historical Records article
 * Go to the New Hampshire Death Records, 1654-1947 collection at FamilySearch.org