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Vital Statistics Links
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. The Union County Health Department disclaims liability for any errors or omissions. Contact the Union County Health Department at 937-642-0801 or toll free 888-333-9461 or email at HC@uchd.net. |
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1909 to present
The Union County Health Department has on file, birth and death records for persons who were born or who died in Union County only from 1909 to the present.
If the person you are researching
was born or died prior to 1909 please contact the Ohio
Historical Society, by mail at 1982 Velma Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43211
or by phone at 614-297-2300. You can find their online archives and research
tools here.
The Union County Health Department's office hours are from 8:00 am to 4:00
pm Monday through Friday. In most cases, requests made in person at our
office, can be processed while you wait. Certified copies must be requested
by regular mail or in person, with the appropriate fee included (see below).
You may request Union County genealogical information by email.
If copies (certified or uncertified) are needed, the cost will need to be
mailed or brought in. In either case, all requests for information will
be answered within ten working days. Please, limit email requests to ten
searches per week.
Please remember the Union County Health Department only has birth and death records for persons who were born or who died in Union County only from 1909 to the present.
Birth Certificates
Birth records only from 1909 to the present are on file in our office for
persons born in Union County.
To order a birth record through the mail, please provide the following information:
| Person's full name. If married, a woman must provide her maiden name. | |
| Date of Birth | |
| Father's name | |
| Mother's name | |
| Check or money order | |
| The address to which the certificate should be returned. |
If the person was born outside of Union County, but still in Ohio, contact the county in which the person was born, or the Ohio Department of Health (ODH). ODH houses birth records of people born in Ohio from Dec. 20, 1908 to the present. A link for genealogical information about each Ohio County.
Death Certificates
Death records only from 1909 to the present are on file in our office for
persons who have died in Union County.
To order a death record through the mail, please provide the following information:
| Person's full name. If married, a woman must provide her maiden name. | |
| Date of Death | |
| Check or money order | |
| The
address to which the certificate should be returned. |
Here are some reasons
you may need a certified copy of a record:
Birth Certificates
| To apply for a new social security card | |
| To apply for a social security benefits | |
| For school enrollment | |
| For a minor to apply for a work permit | |
| To obtain a replacement driver's license or apply for a driver's license | |
| To apply for a passport | |
| For identification purposes | |
| For some areas of employment |
| To apply for insurance and other death benefits of the deceased | |
| To apply for a social security or veterans benefits for the deceased | |
| To
file with probate court |
| Person's full name. If married, a woman must provide her maiden name. | |
| Date of Birth | |
| Father's name | |
| Mother's name | |
| The
e-mail address to which the information should be returned. |
There are also many sites online
to assist you in your search.
Cyndi's List of Genealogy
Sites on the Internet
Union County
Genealogy site
Note: While all death records
are open for review, portions of some birth records are restricted due to
the confidential information they contain.
Note: According to Ohio law, birth and death records are public record.
Therefore, anyone may obtain a copy of any certificate on file in our office.