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Smith - died abroad
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Mary | Report | 19 Sep 2008 22:18 |
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Thank you Sam from Stoke, it appears to be for persons left off (bless them). I have tried, but with such a massively common name as James Smith it is too difficult to find, as they do not put their home addresses anywhere that I could find. I just wondered if they were eventually put in the BMD in this country. Thank you for your help. |
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Sam | Report | 19 Sep 2008 22:07 |
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Have you looked on the CWGC site? It he died in WWI then he should be recorded on there. |
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Mary | Report | 19 Sep 2008 22:01 |
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I would be grateful for any assistance. A relative died in France fighting in WW1 and I am wondering if his death would be registered in England, perhaps at his residence town. Would anyone know? I am having a lot of problems finding him as I have an approximate dob and dod. Also his name is Smith which does not help. |
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