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People change phone plans and leases, but their names stay the same. A Murray people search pairs one name with the details that gathered around it: relatives, email addresses, a sequence of Salt Lake Valley street addresses. Murray once went by South Cottonwood, and long-settled families carry records under both names. Databases with nationwide coverage extend the search wherever a person landed.

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Murray People Records Custodians

The right counter depends on the record, not just the Murray address. The Salt Lake County Recorder connects parcels with recorded documents, legal descriptions, liens, plats, and chains of title. The Assessor supplies the free name-to-parcel bridge. The County Clerk handles marriage licensing and elections. Murray’s Recorder receives ordinary city requests, while Murray Police uses a separate process. Detailed classifications, fees, and request appeals belong with the Murray public records system.

Salt Lake County Recorder

2001 South State Street N1-600

Salt Lake City, UT

385-468-8145

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Salt Lake County Clerk

2001 South State Street

Salt Lake City, UT

385-468-7400

Marriage and election services

Murray City Recorder

10 East 4800 South

Murray, UT 84107

801-264-2660

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Turn Murray Names Into Parcels

The Salt Lake County property hub is the strongest free first stop for a person tied to Murray real estate. Its Assessor search accepts at least three letters of an owner name in LAST, FIRST order. It also accepts a street number or name, and a parcel query can use the first ten digits. The modern form accepts an owner, an address with suggestions, or the displayed parcel pattern. Results identify parcels and connect to valuation and nearby-value views.

Save the complete 14-digit parcel ID when it appears. That number links the Assessor, county GIS, Recorder documents, Treasurer notice, and older tax research. It is more stable than a mailing address and more exact than a surname. A tax owner is not proof that the person lives at the site, so confirm identity through deeds, directory entries, court records, or other dated sources.

The official Assessor search shown here presents the county’s parcel entry point.

Murray people search through the Salt Lake County Assessor

Its owner and address routes create the parcel key needed for the next part of a Murray people search.

Note: A situs address is the property location; a mailing address is only the destination for tax correspondence.


Murray Parcel Search Fields

The Assessor offers several paths because names and addresses change in different ways. Use a person’s surname first when ownership is the known link. Use the address controls when the occupant is unknown. Use the parcel field after any county tool has supplied that identifier.

Search entryFormatBest use
OwnerLAST, FIRST; three-letter minimumFind parcels held by a named person
StreetNumber, direction, street name or suffixResolve a current Murray address
Parcel numberFirst 10 digits, with optional extra fourMove between map, tax, and deed systems
Property typeCounty classificationNarrow a broad place search

Keep leading zeros and direction letters. Murray uses Salt Lake Valley coordinates alongside named roads, so dropping east, west, north, or south can change the location. The county map can then confirm parcel shape and tax district, while recorded plats and legal descriptions establish the land identity used in deeds.


Search Murray Court Record Names

Murray Justice Court handles city ordinance cases, Class B and C misdemeanors, infractions, traffic, and small claims. Utah’s Third District Court holds the broader civil, felony, domestic, and probate files. Probate belongs with the district court, not the County Clerk. The official Utah Courts Xchange description explains the public district and justice court search by party name, company, case number, case type, jurisdiction, location, and date range.

Remote Xchange use is paid, but most district courthouses and the Utah State Law Library provide free public access. That is the sensible route for one or two occasional searches. Xchange leaves out sealed, expunged, adoption, juvenile, civil commitment, and protected case material. Some public orders or minute histories may remain visible while underlying family filings are private. Ask the court clerk for a copy when the index confirms the file but no document is online.

CourtCoversName SearchAccess
Third District CourtCivil, felony, domestic, probateXchangePaid remote search; free public terminals
Murray Justice CourtOrdinances, minor criminal, traffic, small claimsXchangeRemote search or call about terminal access
U.S. District Court for UtahFederal civil and criminal casesPACERPaid online; terminal and clerk routes

The official Xchange gateway appears below as the statewide name-search entry.

Murray court records people search in Utah Xchange

Use county, court, case type, or date filters to narrow a common Murray name before paying for a document.


Trace Murray Vital Records

Recent Murray birth and death certificates come through the Salt Lake County Health Department or Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics. The County Clerk handles marriage licenses, while district court case files hold divorces. Utah OVRS also has short-form marriage and divorce certificates for 1978 through 2010. Certified access depends on the requester’s eligibility and proof, so an online index result is not a substitute for the official certificate.

Utah Code §26B-8-125 keeps births private for 100 years and deaths private for 50 years. Marriage and divorce vital records become public after 75 years. As each period ends, Utah Archives becomes the chief historical route. Salt Lake County Archives is also important for pre-1940 county marriage material. The Utah certificate ordering page lays out current order channels.

Murray people search Utah vital record certificate ordering

The order screen separates certified personal access from the public historical indexes used for genealogy.


Browse Murray Historical Births

The Utah Archives birth guide explains the historical index, which supports a name search and a browse path by year. Released records may include an online certificate image, while some entries require a request or a trip through the Archives catalog. The index can show names, birth date and place, sex, parents, residence, registration details, and certificate data where the record permits.

Search spelling variants and browse a date when the name index fails. Early registration was not as even as modern filing. County registration became mandatory in 1898, followed by statewide registration in 1905. A family may also appear under a nearby place name or an old form of Murray. The public birth index interface is shown here.

Murray people search in Utah historical birth records

Its date browse gives Murray researchers a second path when handwriting or indexing has changed a surname.


Search Murray and South Cottonwood

Before the post office adopted Murray in 1883, a resident may be indexed under South Cottonwood, Cottonwood, Big Cottonwood, or Mississippi Ward. Search all of those forms in census, church, cemetery, newspaper, and archive catalogs. Murray City’s own administrative record line begins with incorporation in 1903, but the county’s land and probate custody reaches into the territorial period.

This split prevents a common dead end. A nineteenth-century deed will not sit with the Murray City Recorder. It belongs in the Salt Lake County land trail or an archive series. Civil marriage licensing generally begins in 1887 or 1888, so earlier family links may depend on church registers, burial records, newspapers, probate, and family collections. Place names are evidence too. Note the form used on each dated source rather than forcing every record into the modern city name.

Place-name key. Search Murray, South Cottonwood, Cottonwood, Big Cottonwood, and Mississippi Ward for people who lived here before 1883.


Murray Museum Family Search

Murray Museum holds more than 300 family biographies and over 56 oral histories, plus yearbooks, scrapbooks, clippings, historic-property files, photographs, and aerial views beginning in 1937. These sources can identify an occupant who never appears in a modern portal. Faces of Murray adds early resident biographies and photographs, while the restored Cahoon Mansion gives the collection a local research desk.

Send the Museum’s research inquiry form before visiting. Staff can check whether a family file exists. Substantive work is onsite, staff is part-time, and copying may cost. Pair a Museum aerial or family account with a parcel number, a Polk geographic entry, or a deed. Each source answers a different question: an aerial places the site, a directory supports occupancy, and the recorder proves a land event.


Find Murray Burial Records

Murray City Cemetery provides a local name and grave route through its cemetery page and mapped search. The city office remains the fallback when an online spelling, plot, or date does not resolve. Check the same person in the Utah burial database and FamilySearch’s Murray cemetery material because each system may carry different spellings or plot detail.

A burial record can bridge a Murray people search into an obituary, death certificate, probate case, or family file. Keep the cemetery result as a lead, not proof of every relationship. For a smelter-era family or immigrant household, add church and newspaper sources because Murray’s historic population included Greek, Armenian, Yugoslav, Italian, Japanese, Scandinavian, and other communities with records outside a single faith tradition.


Follow Murray School Record Gaps

Murray City School District states that elementary records from 1951 through 1962 were not preserved. That documented gap matters when tracing a former classmate or proving a childhood address. Permanent high-school transcripts may still exist, but a missing elementary file should send the search toward the 1950 Census, Salt Lake County property records, Museum yearbooks, Polk directories, and Utah Archives.

Do not treat the gap as evidence that a person was absent. It describes retention, not attendance. A dated address in a geographical directory, a parent’s parcel record, a yearbook image, or a family biography can rebuild the same period from separate evidence. Compare names, dates, and addresses across at least two sources before deciding that similar entries identify the same person.


Check Murray Business Records

A business name can expose a public contact trail without relying on a general people finder. Utah’s business entity search accepts a name and can connect an organization with its registered public details. The Registered Principal Search can reverse that process when a person’s name is known. Murray’s monthly New Business Listings add dated local names and locations, although those lists are not a complete license roll.

For a regulated trade, the Utah professional license lookup searches by individual, profession, or license number and reports official license status. Compare the spelling, business identity, date, and profession before treating two entries as the same person. A company filing shows an entity relationship, not every role a person may hold. When a state tool supplies an address, check whether it is a public business contact rather than assuming it is a home.


Route Murray Custody Searches

The Salt Lake County Sheriff publishes current jail docket and roster access. Utah Department of Corrections separately searches people incarcerated or supervised by the state. A county pretrial occupant may not appear in the state offender tool, while a state probation or parole record does not come from the county jail. Utah VINE provides custody and movement notifications by name or offender number.

Registry and custody information has strict personal-safety limits. The official Utah registry warns that data may be incomplete and bars harassment or crime. Use any result only for a lawful purpose and confirm it with the agency. A Murray police report is another distinct track: the Police Department accepts its own GRAMA form by email, fax, or hand delivery, and some requests need identification or a waiver.

Note: Current jail data is a point-in-time custody source, not a complete history of every booking and release.


Account for Murray’s New Boundary

The Van Winkle annexation took effect July 1, 2025 after adoption of Ordinance 24-32. It brought a defined area near Van Winkle Expressway and 900 East into Murray. Municipal permits or code records created before that date may remain with a former keeper or Salt Lake County even though the address now reads Murray.

Give the event date in a records request and ask whether predecessor files transferred. Keep the parcel ID beside the street address because it survives annexation, ZIP use, and changes in occupancy. Murray also distinguishes new E-prefix permit numbers from older seven-digit identifiers. Supplying both formats can help staff search the current eProcess360 path and the city’s legacy systems during its AS/400, RVI, and Munis transition.

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