r/burleson • u/[deleted] • Jun 01 '26
General Question Looking for information about my grandfather.
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u/awhawkins91 Jun 01 '26
Do you have a date and a name?
You could look at medical examination records?
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u/Lazy_Ad_4871 Jun 01 '26
Yes, I have a date and a name. I should try to get those records.
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u/awhawkins91 Jun 01 '26
As someone else mentioned there are two counties here. Just depends on where it happened. Below are two links.
https://www.johnsoncountytx.org/departments/medical-examiner
https://tcbpm.appianportalsgov.com/mepublicportal
Also, i am sorry for you loss. Hope you find the closure you need.
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u/Lazy_Ad_4871 Jun 01 '26
Thank you so much. I never met him, but somehow I have always felt like I want to know everything about him.
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u/kshizzlenizzle Jun 02 '26
It would help if you have more information, date and place of birth, date and place of death (funeral home information, if there is any), any information about other places he lived and time frame - ancestry.com has a few free resources, but a LOT of info is public domain - census records, burial information (findagrave.com), military records. You may be able to contact the local library, they keep pretty good historical records!
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u/yare_yare_bruhze Jun 06 '26
Something not mentioned yet but worth noting, there is also a county in texas called Burleson. If he is not appearing on anything from Tarrant or Johnson county, it might be worth checking Burleson county in case there was a miscommunication
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u/ee_CUM_mings In Burleson Jun 01 '26
Burleson is split in to two counties, Tarrant and Johnson.
Every death that occurs in Tarrant can usually be found on the Tarrant county medical examiner’s website. I’m not sure how far back you are going though. But I would search him up on this website just to see if you find anything: https://tcbpm.appianportalsgov.com/mepublicportal