Vital Records
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Texas Vital Record Laws at a
Glance
- Birth Records: Chapter 1192 (Senate Bill No. 861), 78th Legislature, Regular Session (2003) took effect on September 1, 2003. A birth record now becomes public information and available to the public on and after the 75th anniversary of the date of birth as shown on the record filed with the Bureau of Vital Statistics or local registration official.
- Death Records: Death records become public information after the 25th anniversary of the date of death as shown on the record filed with the Bureau of Viatal Statistics or local registration official.
- Marriage and Divorce Records: Both are considered public records and have no time restrictions.
- Requesting Vital Records
- Birth Records
- 1926 - 1929Birth Index
- 1930 - 1939Birth Index
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- World War II Enlistment Records- includes birth year
- Social Security Death Index - through 2003 includes birth year
- Death Records
- 1870 Mortality Schedule
- 1880 Mortality Schedule
- 1964 - 1979 Death Index
- 1980 - 1999 Death Index
- Obituaries
- Marriage Records
- Marriage Notes: McMullen County was not officially organized until 1877. Prior to 1877 most citizens filed for a marriage license in neighboring Oakville, Live Oak County. Some marriages may also be found in neighboring Atascosa County.
- McMullen County Early Marriages - Bride Index |Groom Index
- 1966 - 2004 McMullen Marriage Index
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