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Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 5,730 Send Message	Staffs Col	Report	2 Sep 2008 17:27
	If its a Royal Naval death there is a chance I will have further information / details listed in my records
Member Since: October 2004 Posts: 638 Send Message	nuttybongo	Report	2 Sep 2008 16:17
	hi there, Have been told somewhere, that if they died in ww1 that all the death cert shows is that they died and not much more information. Usually the medal record cards tell you the date of death and where they died. Try The A2A website for this information or the commonwealth war grave commission for the information and they will tell you where they are buried. same as WW2 too Thanks
	Researching: Wood, Westnedge(spelling variants) padley, parkin, coulthard, (Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, ) Jenkinson,Pashley, Moss (America) Meechan, Meehan, Mofatt, (Scotland and Ireland)
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 6 Send Message	Mandy	Report	2 Sep 2008 13:10
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 6 Send Message	Thank's for that. Mandy
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 6 Send Message	Mandy	Report	2 Sep 2008 10:34
Member Since: June 2008 Posts: 6 Send Message	Hi, I'm just wondering if someone died while in the millitary and their death is registered with the millitary where can I get a copy of the death cert? Do I still use the millitary reference for the GRO? Or do I order it somewhere else. Thank's Mandy