The Burt County Clerk is responsible for maintaining important documents for a county or local area, including vital documents like Burt County birth records. These birth records include birth certificates that list the baby's name, date of birth, time of birth, and the location, as well as personal information about the parents. A Nebraska birth certificate acts as legal proof of birth and citizenship, and it may be required to apply for a NE driver's license or passport, receive a Social Security number, or apply for government services. Other birth records include demographic records on birth, which are useful for researchers, as well as records on birth that can be used for Burt County genealogical research. Birth records can be requested online at the Clerk Office website.
Burt County Clerk Tekamah NE 111 North 13th Street 68061 402-374-2950
Craig Village Clerk Craig NE 289 South Main Street 68019 402-377-2144
Decatur City Clerk Decatur NE 913 Broadway 68020 402-349-5360
Lyons City Clerk Lyons NE 335 North Main Street 68038 402-687-2485
Oakland City Clerk Oakland NE 401 North Oakland Avenue 68045 402-685-6329
Burt County Hospitals provide a variety of medical services to patients of all ages, including labor and delivery services. When a baby is born at a Hospital in Burt County, Nebraska, it creates birth records for the birth. These can include ceremonial Burt County birth certificates which list the baby's name, date of birth, weight and length, and the Hospital's name, as well as information about the parents. These ceremonial birth certificates cannot act as legal proof of identity in Nebraska, but they may be a valuable source of information on an individual's birth. Hospitals also maintain demographic information on babies born at their facility, which may be accessible to researchers.
Oakland Mercy Hospital Oakland NE 601 East 2nd Street 68045 402-685-5601