cause of death not very clear

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Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 66 Send Message	Fiona	Report	28 Aug 2009 22:17
Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 66 Send Message	All, thanks for the replies Peter you win the prize and a big kiss from me X her name was Mary Ann and looking at the way it was written the N is written upside down. it is indead Senectus and so it tells me nothing that I didn't know already - she was old when she died at 80 lol I knew the board would come up trumps :-)
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 283 Send Message	Peter	Report	28 Aug 2009 21:51
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 283 Send Message	Fiona, Could it be "senectus", Latin for "old age"? Peter
Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 66 Send Message	Fiona	Report	28 Aug 2009 21:32
Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 66 Send Message	I have just received a death cert for a 3g grandmother who died aged 80 of what appears to be Leuectus. I can't find anything that looks vaguely like this on a google search. does anyone have any ideas of what it could actually be. Thanks for any help you can give Fiona