FamilySearch, the genealogy branch of the Church of Latter Day Saints, offers a free online database of Tennessee Death Certificates from 1914-1955. A login is required to see the images. To access the database, click here.
The Shelby County Register of Deeds provides an online index of Tennessee deaths that spans 1949-2009. The index is partial and does not contain every death. Information in the index includes name of decedent, date of death, age at death, county of death, county of residence, marital status, gender, race
The Tennessee State Library & Archives created an index of deaths across the state from 1914-1932. Information in the index includes decedent, county of death, year of death, and the death certificate number. To access the index, click here.
The Tennessee State Library & Archives created an index of deaths across the state from 1908-1912. Information in the index includes decedent, county of death, year of death, and the death certificate number. To access the list, click here.
The Athens Post was a newspaper of neighboring Monroe County. The Monroe County TNGenWeb page contains a list of names extracted from articles between 1855-1868 about someone’s death. Individuals from Blount County are included. To access the list, click here.
FamilySearch, the genealogy branch of the Church of Latter-Day Saints provides a database of burial records from the state of Tennessee. More than 11,000 entries are from Blount County. To access the database, click on the image below.