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I am told my Grandfather died around 1944, but can not find a death on him to order a death cert.

Info i have on him.
ALFRED GREENFIELD.
born 4/1888 Pancras, London, N.W.1.
Alfred married to Amy Turner in 1913 Barnet.

He always lived in Stanhope Street, Camden Town, London, NW1.
and i am told he died there.

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His parents are CHARLES GREENFIELD
born 1861 married to Ann Wing.
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CAN ANY ONE PLEASE HELP WITH INFO.
Thanks
Stan Greenfield.

Which years have you looked at in the FULL death records?

The only relevant info is his birth year, as the 'age at death' is recorded on the index.

Reg

Hi Reg,

I have only been told by my uncle he died in 1946.
thats all he can remember.

STAN

have looked at 1943-1945 inc and hes not listed

not listed 1946-1948 inc either !!!

Hi Shirley,

I have looked for him 1940 to 1945 but not found him.
My uncle is 84 now and dont remember a lot.

STAN.

Not listed 1946 or 47 either, not on civilian war dead either on CWGC site.

nor 1949!!

Hi Keith,

I think he must have died some time between 1943 to 1946 as my uncle was away in the navy when he died.

STAN.

just for good measure checked 1939 and 1950 nothing . we could go on ad finitum

Hi Shirley,

The only other info i have is 2 of the houses they lived in in Stanhope Street got bombed during the war.

STAN.

HELP. can any one else help please.
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I have now searched through from 1940 to 1947 all the deaths for my grandfather who i know died sometime during the 2nd world was, pos 1943 to 1946 and can not find him anywhere.

I am told he died in Pancras, London, NW1 and pos died or killed as 2 of the houses they lived in 147/173 Stanhope Street Camden Town NW1 were bombed out, but no dates.
His wife Amy was then moved to 105 Stanhope Street Camden Town just down the road.

CAN ANY ONE PLEASE , TELL ME OF ANY OTHER WAY I CAN FIND HIM SO I CAN ORDER A DEATH CERT.

Any help please.
Thanks.

Hi everyone who tryed to help finding a death on my grandfather, Thanks a lot for your help.

Will have a look tomorrow incase some one comes up with where i can look.
Thanks
STAN GREENFIELD.

Did the son get compassionate leave when his father died?

Reg

Hi Reg,

Arthur the son in navy was out at sea and he told me
he was not allowed to come home but my father was home on leave at the time and i remember him taking me with him ( i was age about 6 guess ? ) to see his mother and she told him off for taking me.
hope this helps
STAN GREENFIELD. b1938.

Thanks for coming back to me.

Hi Von,

I have asked my uncle if he knew where he was buried and about a funeral but he can not remember
as he was out at sea at the time.
The St Pancras area where they lived was badly bomded.
The only thing i know is Old Church St Pancras was a Church my Greenfields used a lot.
I live in Leicester so its hard for me to get down there now.
Thanks for your time and info.
STAN GREENFIELD.

It would seem the death registration didnt reach the GRO ,(hes not showing as a civilan casualty though on the CWGC site.

St pancras reg district records are held at
Camden

The Register Office, Town Hall, Judd Street, London, WC1H 9JE.
Tel: 020 7974 1900. Fax: 020 7974 5792.

You could try writing or phoning them direct

Good morning Shirley,

You was up early this morning helping us with our problems, thanks for the info i will contact the Register Office at Judd Street and see what they come up with.
Strange thing is my uncle Arthur and my grandmother Amy moved from 105 Stanhope Street in 1965 and lived at 56 Medway Court
JUDD STREET, W.C.1 till 1975 .

Would like to say thanks to everyone who replyed to my help, you are all great people trying to giving us help in putting our family trees together.
Thanks for your time.

STAN GREENFIELD.
London. N.W.6.

Hello Von,

Thanks again for your help.

My grandfather Alfred b1888 Pancras was a
Organ Pipe Maker at Islington North London in 1913.

1917. he was a Postman at Kilburn Sorting office, Kilburn, London, N.W.6.

20/12/1936 he was down on my parents marriage cert as being a Postman.

Do you think it would be worth trying to find the address of Kilburn post office and send them a letter.
thanks
STAN GREENFIELD.