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Mining Public Records - McMahan PP

by SLA Government Information Division on Jun 09, 2011

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Jennifer McMahan and Bridget Gilhool's presentation on "Mining Public Records" at the 2011 SLA Conference in Philadelphia, PA, June 15, 2011

Jennifer McMahan and Bridget Gilhool's presentation on "Mining Public Records" at the 2011 SLA Conference in Philadelphia, PA, June 15, 2011

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Another place to look for county level marriage records specifically is GenWed.com.
Looking there led me to a marriage license database for KayaHOEga county.
The database has records from 1810 to 1998 and has a link to another database with more recent records also.
Can search by Dun’s number, company name, what the business does.
Highlight name – full name though only searched civilian police international, gives duns# registration valid until, location, start date.
What type of business it is, for profit, etc. and a business description, temporary police protection
Points of contact names, addresses and phone numbers. Note there three types of contacts one of which is past performance primary POC. This becomes important as there is a PPI database for govt procurement professionals that we hope to gain access to to show you.

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Mining Public Records - McMahan PP — Presentation Transcript

Mining Public Records Bridget Gilhool Jennifer McMahan SLA Conference June 15, 2011
Tips for Getting Started
- Start with Summary Reports
- Try More Specific Databases
- State-Wide Public Records Searches
Possible Information Found on a Person Summary Report
- Aliases
- Birth and/or Death dates
- Addresses – current and historical
- Real Property
- Professional Licenses
- Vehicle Registrations
- Bankruptcies
- Judgments/Liens
- UCC Filings
- Fictitious Businesses
- Associates (Business and Personal)
- Neighbors
- Criminal Filings
St. Paul Globe December 11, 1904, p. 1. “ Mrs. Grace Snell-Coffin-Coffin-Walker-Coffin-Layman, Who Has Just Been Set Free for the Fifth Time.”
Questions?