About this list
Southwest Obituaries Databases from ListCentral.US bundles weekly-updated obituary and death record files for Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Every record is compiled from newspaper obituaries, funeral home notices, and published memorial sources, then verified and deduplicated before release.
States included in this region
- Arizona - 15 counties
- New Mexico - 33 counties
- Oklahoma - 77 counties
- Texas - 254 counties
Why buy the region rather than single states
Three of these four states carry significant mineral and royalty interests that pass to heirs separately from surface property, so probate research here routinely spans state lines following a single family. The region also has the widest spread in county density in the country - Texas alone has 254 counties while Arizona has 15 - which means a regional file has to reconcile very different publication landscapes rather than apply one sourcing model.
What's in each file
- Deceased individual's full name
- Date of death and age
- City and county of death
- Funeral home, service and burial location
- Surviving family members, where published
- Publication source and date
Delivery and pricing
Weekly files in CSV, Excel, or JSON, delivered within 24-48 hours. Daily update cadence is available on request. Individual states are $50 each; regional bundle pricing is available on request. Contact info@ListCentral.US to select your states, or request a free sample first.
Other regions
Browse the full obituaries and death records collection or the national US database covering all 50 states.
Frequently asked questions
Which states are in the Southwest region? Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Why is Texas here rather than in the Southeast? Texas is grouped with the Southwest so that each state appears in exactly one region and no coverage is duplicated or double-charged across bundles.
How often are the files updated? Weekly as standard, with daily update cadence available on request.