Is the burial location listed on the later death certs., say 1930's?
Thanks,
Jeff
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05-03-2006, 1:55 PM #1jeffrey.beanGuest
question about death certificates
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05-03-2006, 2:06 PM #2GeoffersGuestOriginally Posted by jeffrey.bean
Registration District
Sub-District
Entry No.
When and where died
Name and Surname
Sex
AGe
Occupation
Cause of death
Sirngature, description and residence of informant
When registered
Signature of Registrar
Geoffers
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05-03-2006, 2:17 PM #3jeffrey.beanGuest
Geoffers, thanks for the quick reply
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05-03-2006, 2:52 PM #4GeoffersGuest
Villages where someone grew up, lived and died are fairly simple.
But, finding places of burial in towns can be a problem unless there are indexed surveys of cemeteries - check with the local FHS and also the council responsible for the cemetery.
One other means (though I appreciate it's, difficult from America) is to try local newspapers which published notices of birth, marriage and death. If you are really lucky, you might find that the local newspaper is still going strong and has an index to its records.
Geoffers
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