Baltimore County Death Records

To find Baltimore County death records, use the death record archive. We show it below. This death record tool lets you search all kinds of death records. Giving you wide access. You can find a mix of key facts like names, dates, and cause of death. Look by name, plug in a record number, or scroll through by date. The archive is set up to help you spot what you need fast.

If you’re stuck while using the death record archive, reach out to the county office. They can guide you if things don’t seem clear or don’t work right.

County Vital Records Office
Address: 6401 York Road, Baltimore, MD 21212
Phone: (410) 887-2601

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Official Baltimore County Death Records Resources

Agency Info	Description
Maryland Dept of Health Division of Vital Records 6764B Reisterstown Road Plaza Baltimore MD 21215 410 764 3038	This state office gives out real copies of death files for folks who passed in Baltimore County and all parts of Maryland from year 2012 on. For old ones, ask the State Archives. They help with forms and ID checks too.
Baltimore County Circuit Court Clerk 401 Bosley Ave 2nd Floor Towson MD 21204 410 887 2601	While this office does not hand out death files, it does keep other legal docs like marriage and divorce ones. For death info, they point you to the health office at state level.
Maryland State Archives 350 Rowe Blvd Annapolis MD 21401 410 260 6400 msa.helpdesk@maryland.gov	This spot has old death files for folks from both city and county, from way back in 1898 up to year 2014. If you want a file for a past loved one, and it’s old, this is where you look.
Baltimore County Health Dept 6401 York Road Baltimore MD 21212 410 887 2243	This local health group in the county helps guide folks with care and local health needs. But if you want a copy of a death file, they send you to the state level folks who give the real files.
Baltimore County Public Library 320 York Road Towson MD 21204 410 887 6100	The library has tools to help trace kin and search old facts. They don’t have real death files but might help find news clips or leads for those who passed in the county.