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Greene County obituary and death-record guide

Find Recent Greene County Obituaries by State, Name and Funeral Home

Searching for recent Greene County obituaries? First identify the state. Greene County exists in several parts of the United States, including Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, New York, North Carolina, Georgia and Virginia.

Use the correct county obituary listing to find a notice, then check the funeral home for service details. When legal proof is required, contact the government records office for the state where the death occurred.

Reviewed October 14, 2026 β€’ Independent U.S. obituary and records guide

Quick Answer: Which Greene County Are You Looking For?

OHIO

Greene County, OH

Xenia, Beavercreek, Fairborn, Bellbrook, Yellow Springs and Cedarville.

Ohio obituary and records guide β†’

MISSOURI

Greene County, MO

Springfield, Republic, Willard, Battlefield, Ash Grove and nearby towns.

Missouri obituary and records guide β†’

TENNESSEE

Greene County, TN

Greeneville, Tusculum, Mosheim, Baileyton and Chuckey.

Tennessee obituary and records guide β†’

PENNSYLVANIA

Greene County, PA

Waynesburg, Carmichaels, Rices Landing, Jefferson and surrounding communities.

Pennsylvania obituary and records guide β†’

ARKANSAS

Greene County, AR

Paragould, Marmaduke, Oak Grove Heights and nearby communities.

Arkansas obituary and records guide β†’

NEW YORK

Greene County, NY

Catskill, Coxsackie, Athens, Cairo, Greenville, Hunter and Windham.

New York obituary and records guide β†’

NORTH CAROLINA

Greene County, NC

Snow Hill, Hookerton, Walstonburg and rural communities.

North Carolina obituary and records guide β†’

GEORGIA

Greene County, GA

Greensboro, Union Point, Siloam, Woodville and White Plains.

Georgia obituary and records guide β†’

VIRGINIA

Greene County, VA

Stanardsville, Ruckersville and nearby Blue Ridge communities.

Virginia obituary and records guide β†’

Spelling matters: Greene County and Green County are not always the same place. Green County, Kentucky, and Green County, Wisconsin, should not be confused with the Greene Counties listed here. Greeneville, Tennessee, is also different from Greenville, South Carolina.

Direct Greene County Obituary Search Links

Choose the state first. These links lead to county-based obituary listings or a relevant local newspaper directory. Results may include people connected with the area who died elsewhere, so check the individual obituary carefully.

County Recent obituary route Useful second source
Greene, OH Ohio county obituaries Greene County Dailies
Greene, MO Missouri county obituaries Greene County Commonwealth
Greene, TN Tennessee county obituaries The Greeneville Sun
Greene, PA Pennsylvania county obituaries Observer-Reporter and local funeral homes
Greene, AR Arkansas county obituaries NEA regional death notices
Greene, NY New York county obituaries Catskill-area funeral homes and Albany-area publishers
Greene, NC North Carolina county obituaries Snow Hill and surrounding funeral homes
Greene, GA Georgia county obituaries Greensboro and Union Point funeral homes
Greene, VA Virginia county obituaries Greene County Record
Other Greene Counties: Iowa, Alabama, Indiana, Mississippi and Illinois also have a Greene County. If your state is not covered in the detailed directory, search the person’s name with the state abbreviation and use the CDC vital-records office directory for official death records.

Confirm the Correct Person Before Sharing a Death Notice

What to compareWhy it helpsWhen to pause
State and county Several counties use the same name. The obituary belongs to another state.
Age or birth year Separates common-name results. Age differs significantly.
Relatives Spouse, parents and children are useful identity clues. No familiar names appear.
Town or former address Connects the notice to the correct community. There is no known geographic connection.
Funeral home Provides first-party confirmation. The funeral provider is unrelated to the person.
Death and publication dates Separates recent notices from older obituaries. The dates conflict with known facts.
Do not announce a death from a search result alone. Verify the correct person through a funeral home, authorized family memorial or reliable original publisher before notifying other people.

Find Funeral, Visitation, Burial and Livestream Details

An obituary can announce services, but times and locations sometimes change. Check the handling funeral home before travelling or sending money.

Visitation

Confirm the date, start time, end time and exact building address.

Funeral or memorial

Check whether the event is at a funeral home, church or another venue.

Burial

Confirm the cemetery name, town and graveside schedule separately.

Livestream

Use only a stream linked by the funeral home, church or authorized memorial.

Flowers and donations

Follow the family’s preference. Verify any charity through its official website.

Accessibility

If needed, call about parking, accessible entrances, seating and facilities.

Simple call script

β€œI’m checking the public service arrangements for [full name]. Can you confirm the date, time, address, whether the service is public and where the burial will take place?”

OHIO β€’ XENIA

Greene County, Ohio Recent Obituaries and Death Records

For Greene County, Ohio, start with Xenia, Beavercreek, Fairborn, Bellbrook, Yellow Springs and Cedarville.

Greene County Dailies

A relevant newspaper obituary source for Xenia-area and Greene County notices.

Browse Greene County Dailies obituaries

Greene County Public Health

Ohio’s county Vital Statistics Office maintains Greene County birth and death records from 1909 onward and offers statewide death certificate issuance for eligible periods.

Ohio certified death certificate fee

$24 per certified copy

Greene County Public Health
360 Wilson Drive
Xenia, OH 45385

Phone: 937-374-5600

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

The county currently provides in-person, mail, drop-box and authorized online ordering options.

Ohio-specific shortcut: Greene County Public Health can issue death certificates for deaths elsewhere in Ohio within the past 50 years. You may not need to travel to the county where the death occurred.

Older Greene County Ohio records

The county’s Records Center and Archives holds historical records, including materials predating the modern Vital Statistics collection.

Open Greene County Ohio Records Center and Archives

Greene County Public Health β€” Certificates Current $24 charge, record coverage, hours, address and approved ordering methods.
Online payment caution: Greene County Public Health identifies VitalChek as its authorized online certificate vendor. Additional processing fees apply. Avoid unofficial record sellers.
MISSOURI β€’ SPRINGFIELD

Greene County, Missouri Obituaries and Vital Records

For Greene County, Missouri, search Springfield, Republic, Willard, Battlefield, Ash Grove and nearby communities.

Recent obituary options

Countywide listings

Use Missouri Greene County results when the funeral home or community is uncertain.

Search Greene County Missouri obituaries

Greene County Commonwealth

A local newspaper obituary source for some Greene County communities.

Browse Commonwealth obituaries

Missouri death certificate fees

Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services currently lists:

  • $14 for a death certificate search that includes one certified copy if found.
  • $11 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time.

Springfield-Greene County Health provides a local death-certificate service for qualifying Missouri records. Verify local counter charges, identification and the current office process before visiting.

Missouri Department of Health β€” Vital Records Fees Official $14/$11 state charges and extra online-vendor fee guidance.

Historical obituary advantage

The Springfield-Greene County Library District hosts the Ozarks Obituary Collection, containing more than 130,000 obituary records from southwest Missouri newspapers and online notices.

This is particularly useful for searches involving Greene County and nearby southwest Missouri communities.

Ozarks Obituary Collection Search digitized historical notices by deceased person’s name.
Regional search tip: the Ozarks collection covers southwest Missouri communities beyond Springfield itself. Search neighbouring counties when a family lived outside Springfield but used a Greene County funeral home.
TENNESSEE β€’ GREENEVILLE

Greene County, Tennessee Recent Obituaries

Start with Greeneville, Tusculum, Mosheim, Baileyton and Chuckey.

The Greeneville Sun

A leading local newspaper obituary source for Greeneville and Greene County.

Browse Greeneville Sun obituaries

Greene County obituary directory

Search notices from multiple funeral homes and publishers when the newspaper search does not show the person.

Browse Tennessee county obituaries

Tennessee certified death certificate

$15 per certified copy, according to the current Tennessee state fee schedule.

County health departments can issue registered Tennessee birth and death certificates through the statewide system.

Prepare identification, the deceased person’s information and any evidence required to establish your entitlement to a certified record.

Tennessee Vital Records β€” Official Fees Current certified death-certificate charges. Tennessee Vital Records β€” Ordering and County Health Departments Statewide issuance, identification and ordering instructions.

Older Tennessee death records

The Tennessee State Library and Archives provides searchable historical death-record indexes. You can filter by county and year.

Search Tennessee historical death records

Local search tip: some people from Greene County received medical care in Johnson City or other nearby communities. Search the person’s residence and the funeral-home town separately.
PENNSYLVANIA β€’ WAYNESBURG

Greene County, Pennsylvania Obituaries and Death Records

Search Waynesburg, Carmichaels, Rices Landing, Jefferson, Greensboro, Bobtown and other southwest Pennsylvania communities.

Recent obituary sources

The Greene County Pennsylvania obituary directory includes notices associated with area funeral homes and newspapers such as the Observer-Reporter.

Open Greene County Pennsylvania obituaries

Pennsylvania death certificate fee

$20 for each certified copy

An additional $10 online processing fee applies to state online ordering.

Pennsylvania Department of Health maintains death records from 1906 onward. Certified copies are restricted to eligible applicants who can meet identification and relationship or legal-interest requirements.

Pennsylvania Department of Health β€” Death Certificates Official fees, eligible applicants, request options and current fee-waiver rules.

Important Pennsylvania military fee waiver

Potential savings: Pennsylvania has a special death-certificate fee waiver for qualifying members of the U.S. Armed Forces and eligible applicants under Act 137 of 2024. The rules include service/discharge requirements, eligible relationships or estate authority, and documentation. Up to 10 copies per applicant per calendar year may qualify. Online service fees are not waived.

Do not assume a free certificate solely because someone was a veteran. Read the state’s current waiver requirements before applying.

Medical-information options

Pennsylvania offers certain death certificates with medical information and, for eligible records, versions without it. Ask the bank, insurer or estate professional which form is needed before ordering.

Border search: Greene County Pennsylvania families may have funeral, hospital or cemetery connections in West Virginia. If the obituary appears in another state, confirm where the death occurred before ordering legal records.
ARKANSAS β€’ PARAGOULD

Greene County, Arkansas Obituaries and Certified Records

Search Paragould, Marmaduke, Oak Grove Heights and surrounding Greene County communities.

Recent notices

Use the countywide obituary listing or Northeast Arkansas regional obituary index.

County obituary directory

Search Greene County Arkansas obituaries

Northeast Arkansas notices

Search Northeast Arkansas obituaries

Arkansas death certificate

$10 first certified copy
$8 each additional same-record copy

Arkansas Vital Records also lists online processing and identity-verification charges.

Arkansas Department of Health offers vital-record services through local health units. Certified death-record access is limited by eligibility requirements.

Arkansas Department of Health β€” Order Death Records Fees, eligibility, identity documents and online, mail, telephone or local-health-unit ordering.

Older Greene County Arkansas research

The Arkansas State Archives maintains statewide and regional historical collections. The Northeast Arkansas Regional Archives can be a useful research route for older Greene County family and newspaper records.

Arkansas State Archives regional research

For more detailed Arkansas assistance, use our Arkansas obituary and death-record guide.

NEW YORK β€’ CATSKILL

Greene County, New York Recent Obituaries

Search Catskill, Coxsackie, Athens, Cairo, Greenville, Hunter and Windham.

Current notices

The countywide obituary directory includes notices from Greene County funeral homes and publishers.

Open Greene County New York obituaries

How to obtain a New York death certificate

The New York State Department of Health maintains death certificates dating from 1881 for New York State outside New York City.

For a Greene County death, use the relevant local Registrar of Vital Statistics or the state Vital Records route. Certified death records are restricted to eligible family members and people with a documented legal or other qualifying need.

New York research distinction: the Greene County Clerk handles many county documents, but recent death certificates are generally obtained from the local vital-records registrar or New York State Department of Health. Do not confuse the County Clerk’s general records portal with death-certificate ordering.
New York State Department of Health β€” Death Certificates State coverage, eligibility, local registrar guidance and application routes.

Vital Records help: 855-322-1022

Older county records

The Greene County Clerk provides a general online records search, but historical death research may require town-level records, genealogy collections or state archives.

Greene County New York Clerk

NORTH CAROLINA β€’ SNOW HILL

Greene County, North Carolina Obituaries and Death Certificates

Search Snow Hill, Hookerton, Walstonburg and nearby eastern North Carolina communities.

Current obituary route

Search Greene County North Carolina obituaries

County Register of Deeds certificate service

$10 per certified death certificate

Greene County Register of Deeds
301 N. Greene Street
Snow Hill, NC 28580

Phone: 252-747-3620

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

The county currently accepts in-person and mail requests. Applicants must meet eligibility and identification requirements.

Mail-request steps

  1. Open the county Register of Deeds instructions.
  2. Download the appropriate death-certificate application.
  3. Complete the relationship and identity information.
  4. Include a copy of acceptable photo identification.
  5. Include a $10 money order and a self-addressed stamped envelope.
  6. Mail to Greene County Register of Deeds, PO Box 86, Snow Hill, NC 28580.
Local advantage: the county currently lists a $10 certified-copy option through its Register of Deeds. Compare this official county route before purchasing from an online reseller.
Greene County North Carolina β€” Register of Deeds Certified-copy eligibility, $10 fee, identification, mail instructions and county contact.
GEORGIA β€’ GREENSBORO

Greene County, Georgia Obituaries and Death Records

Search Greensboro, Union Point, Siloam, Woodville and White Plains.

Recent notices

Browse Greene County Georgia obituaries

Vital records

The Greene County Probate Court serves as a local Vital Records custodian. Georgia Department of Public Health also provides a statewide certified-record route.

Georgia state death-certificate fees:

  • $25 for the first certified copy.
  • $5 for each additional copy ordered at the same time.

The Greene County Probate Court is located at:

113 N Main Street, Suite 113
Greensboro, GA 30642

Phone: 706-453-3346

Contact the office before visiting because some Probate Court functions may require an appointment.

Greene County Georgia β€” Vital Records County custodian and state ordering options. Georgia Department of Public Health β€” Certificate Fees Official $25/$5 death-record fee schedule.
VIRGINIA β€’ STANARDSVILLE

Greene County, Virginia Recent Obituaries

Search Stanardsville, Ruckersville and surrounding Greene County communities.

Obituary options

Greene County Record

A local newspaper search route for some Greene County Virginia death notices.

Open Greene County Record obituaries

Countywide search

Search regional funeral-home notices and other publications.

Browse Greene County Virginia obituaries

Virginia death certificates

$15 per certified copy or record search

Greene County Health Department
50 Stanard Street
Stanardsville, VA 22973

Phone: 434-985-2262

The Virginia Department of Health’s Blue Ridge Health District provides certified vital records to eligible applicants through district offices.

When the death has been filed very recently, the health district advises checking whether the certificate must still be obtained from the original filing jurisdiction.

Virginia Blue Ridge Health District β€” Vital Records Greene County office, current $15 fee, eligibility and local application guidance.

Greene County Death Certificate Fees: State Comparison

These are official government charges or first-copy pricesβ€”not funeral costs or obituary-publication fees. Online processing, postage and other services may cost extra.

State Current fee Important condition
Ohio $24 per copy Greene County Public Health; eligible statewide death records.
Missouri $14 first; $11 additional Additional copies must be the same death record in one order.
Tennessee $15 each Identity and requester eligibility apply.
Pennsylvania $20 each Qualifying military fee waivers may apply.
Arkansas $10 first; $8 additional Same-record additional copies; eligibility requirements apply.
New York Check state/local registrar Eligibility and ordering method affect the route and cost.
North Carolina $10 through county Greene County Register of Deeds; ID and eligibility apply.
Georgia $25 first; $5 additional Statewide fee schedule; county process may differ.
Virginia $15 each Blue Ridge Health District; eligibility applies.
Before ordering: confirm the state where the death happened. The person’s residence, newspaper, funeral home and cemetery may be in four different places. Only the issuing authority can confirm whether it holds the requested death record.

How to Find Older Greene County Obituaries

Historical obituary searching usually requires a different method from checking today’s notices. Newspaper databases may not index every old name correctly.

Search old newspaper editions

Look for digitized or microfilmed issues from the county’s main town and surrounding communities.

Try death-notice wording

Use words such as β€œdied,” β€œfuneral,” β€œburial,” β€œinterment,” β€œmemorial” or a spouse’s surname.

Search records indexes

County and state archives may index deaths that never appeared in an obituary directory.

Follow cemetery records

A cemetery record can provide a burial date or family clue that helps narrow newspaper research.

Useful historical-resource routes

Greene County Ohio Records Center and Archives Historical county collections and searchable records resources. Missouri Ozarks Obituary Collection More than 130,000 historical obituary records, including southwest Missouri communities. Tennessee State Library and Archives β€” Death Records Historical state death-index search with county filtering. Arkansas Regional Archives Regional historical research support, including northeast Arkansas.
Good archive request: include full name, previous surnames, approximate death year, county, spouse or parent, town and likely newspaper. A narrow request is usually more useful than asking staff to find every record about a person.

Greene County Funeral and Burial Assistance Worth Checking

Financial help varies by state and program. Do not assume that all Greene Counties offer the same benefit.

PENNSYLVANIA

Military certificate fee waiver

Qualifying military applicants may receive waived death-certificate charges under Pennsylvania’s specific rules. Online service fees are not waived.

Check Pennsylvania waiver eligibility

OHIO

Statewide record access

Greene County Public Health can issue certified copies of qualifying death records from elsewhere in Ohio within the last 50 years. This may save a separate county trip.

See Ohio ordering options

TENNESSEE

County health-department access

Once a death is registered in Tennessee’s statewide system, county health departments can issue eligible certified records without requiring travel to the original death county.

Tennessee vital-records access

NORTH CAROLINA

County certified-record route

Greene County Register of Deeds currently lists a $10 certified death-record option. Use the county’s official application and identification instructions.

North Carolina county request

Federal benefits families should not overlook

  • VA burial benefits: eligible veterans and family members may qualify for burial services, grave markers, burial flags or allowances.
  • Social Security: eligible survivors may qualify for monthly survivor benefits or a one-time death payment.
  • State or local indigent-burial programs: assistance may exist, but eligibility and application deadlines vary by location.
  • Funeral price protections: the FTC Funeral Rule allows consumers to request itemized prices and choose individual services.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs β€” Burial and Memorial Benefits Federal eligibility, cemetery, burial, flag and memorial information. Social Security β€” When Someone Dies Death reporting, survivor benefits and available payments.

Funeral Cost Rights Before You Make a Payment

Federal Funeral Rule protections can help families compare providers in Greene County or another U.S. location.

Prices by telephone

Funeral homes must give price information by telephone when requested.

General Price List

When discussing arrangements or prices in person, obtain the required itemized price list.

Choose individual services

Consumers generally have the right to select individual goods and services instead of an unwanted package.

Written total

Ask for the itemized statement showing the cost of selected services and additional outside-provider charges.

Fraud warning: verify an unexpected phone call, text, email or payment link directly with the funeral home. Do not pay someone claiming a new charge is required to release remains, view a memorial or unlock a funeral livestream without independent confirmation.

Read the official FTC Funeral Rule

How to Correct an Obituary or Death Certificate

Public obituary correction

Contact the newspaper, funeral home or original submitting party. Save the URL, identify the error and prepare the family-approved wording.

Government death-record correction

Contact the issuing state’s Vital Records office. An obituary edit does not amend a certified death certificate.

Do not share private evidence publicly. If a records office requests identity documents, medical information or a court order, submit those only through the official approved process.

After You Find the Correct Greene County Obituary

  • Save the original obituary and funeral-home memorial URLs.
  • Confirm the correct person and state before sharing the notice.
  • Check visitation, funeral, cemetery and livestream details.
  • Request certified death certificates from the correct jurisdiction if needed.
  • Ask banks, insurers and estate representatives how many certified copies they require.
  • Check veterans benefits and local assistance before finalizing expenses.
  • Keep funeral invoices, receipts and government-order confirmations together.
  • Ask whether the death was reported to Social Security.
  • Do not publish private medical, financial or family information in a public guestbook.

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Greene County Recent Obituaries: Frequently Asked Questions

Which state is Greene County in?

Greene County exists in multiple states, including Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, New York, North Carolina, Georgia and Virginia. Identify the state before searching an obituary or ordering a death certificate.

How do I find Greene County obituaries published today?

Choose the state first, open that county’s recent obituary listing and check the publication date. Verify the correct person through the original newspaper or handling funeral home.

What newspaper publishes Greene County Ohio obituaries?

Greene County Dailies is one newspaper obituary source associated with Greene County, Ohio. The countywide directory also includes notices from funeral homes and other publications.

Where can I find Greene County Missouri obituaries?

Search the Missouri Greene County obituary directory, the Greene County Commonwealth or the original Springfield-area funeral home.

Where can I find Greene County Tennessee obituaries?

Start with The Greeneville Sun, Greene County Tennessee obituary listings and local funeral homes in Greeneville and surrounding communities.

Is Greene County the same as Green County?

No. Several states have a county spelled Greene, while other states have a county spelled Green. The spelling and state must both match before using a government records office.

How much is a Greene County Ohio death certificate?

Greene County Public Health currently charges $24 per certified death certificate. Authorized online orders may include additional processing fees.

How much is a Greene County Missouri death certificate?

Missouri currently lists $14 for a death certificate search with one certified copy if found, and $11 for additional copies of the same record ordered together.

How much is a Tennessee death certificate?

Tennessee currently lists $15 per certified death certificate, subject to eligibility and identification requirements.

How much is a Greene County Pennsylvania death certificate?

Pennsylvania currently charges $20 per certified copy, plus an online service fee when applicable. Qualifying military fee waivers may be available.

How much is an Arkansas death certificate?

Arkansas currently lists $10 for the first certified copy and $8 for additional copies of the same record ordered at the same time, plus applicable online service fees.

How much is a Greene County North Carolina death certificate?

Greene County Register of Deeds currently lists $10 for a certified copy, with identity and eligibility requirements.

How much is a Georgia death certificate?

Georgia currently lists $25 for the first certified death certificate and $5 for each additional copy ordered at the same time.

Where can I find an older Greene County obituary?

Use the appropriate state or county historical newspaper collection. Examples include Greene County Ohio Archives, the Missouri Ozarks Obituary Collection, Tennessee State Library and Archives, and Arkansas regional archives.

Can I get a death certificate from the county where the funeral home is located?

Not necessarily. The issuing office is determined by the jurisdiction where the death occurred and its records system. A funeral home may handle arrangements in a different county or state.

Does every death have a public obituary?

No. Some families choose no public obituary, delayed publication or private services. A public obituary is separate from government death registration.

Can I correct an obituary after publication?

Contact the original publisher or funeral home with the published notice and an approved correction. A government death-certificate amendment requires a separate official process.

Before You Share, Travel or Pay

  • Confirm the correct Greene County and state.
  • Verify the person’s identity using more than a matching name.
  • Use the original funeral home for current arrangements.
  • Confirm every service and cemetery address separately.
  • Order certified records through the correct government office.
  • Check qualifying fee waivers, veterans benefits and local assistance.
  • Use official payment routes and keep receipts.
  • Respect family privacy and avoid publishing unverified sensitive information.

Independent guide: RecentObituaries.info is not affiliated with any Greene County government, funeral home, cemetery, newspaper or vital-records office. Verify current fees, rules, dates, benefits and services directly with the responsible organization.

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