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Not c of e burial

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Sandra

Sandra Report 24 Jul 2011 15:10

Hi Thank you folks i am going to send for death certf
Thank you sandy

Researching:
brown, sawyer, dix, wheeler,attaway

Kense

Kense Report 22 Jul 2011 11:10

Thanks for that Flick and IGP.

InspectorGreenPen

InspectorGreenPen Report 22 Jul 2011 10:53

Yes that is correct - sadly we had one in the family 30 years ago.

What happens is that the inquest is opened and if the coroner is satified with the results of the post mortem and the physical cause of death he issues a certificate to allow the burial to take place. The inquest is then ajourned until a later date in order for statements to be taken from the various witnesses who will later be attending the full hearing.

The death is not registered nor the death certificate issued until after the verdict and it is normal to see the coroner shown as the informant.

Flick

Flick Report 22 Jul 2011 10:23

The death cert would not have been issued until after the Coroner's verdict had been handed down.

Kense

Kense Report 22 Jul 2011 10:07

Would the death certificate tell you that? Wouldn't a coroner have to decide that later.

KathleenBell

KathleenBell Report 22 Jul 2011 10:03

It would be worth getting the death certificate to see if he did commit suicide. If he did then that is probably why he wasn't buried in Church of England consecrated ground.

Kath. x

Sandra

Sandra Report 22 Jul 2011 08:18

I think from what my aunt said he is buried round the back of the church out of the way,

Researching:
brown, sawyer, dix, wheeler,attaway

mgnv

mgnv Report 21 Jul 2011 20:10

PP - re: "he would have grown up in an era when being non C of E would have been frowned upon."

I can't go along with that. If I look at the places registered for marr in England (excl Monmouth) in 1920, there's 29751 of which 49.6% are C of E. Course, this doesn't say anything about attendance, but it's enough for me to doubt your statement.

Source:
Eighty-third annual report of the registrar-general. Including an appendix relating to marriages, Page 6
http://www.histpop.org/ohpr/servlet/Browse?path=Browse/Registrar%20General%20%28by%20date%29&active=yes&treestate=expand&titlepos=0

Sandra

Sandra Report 21 Jul 2011 13:10

Hi Pigletspal
I do know that in Aston Tirrold all my family are buried in the c of e or the URC church at Aston Tirrold. Someone did say did he take his own life
Sandy

Researching:
brown, sawyer, dix, wheeler,attaway

Sandra

Sandra Report 21 Jul 2011 13:10

Hi Pigletspal
I do know that in Aston Tirrold all my family are buried in the c of e or the URC church at Aston Tirrold. Someone did say did he take his own life
Sandy

Researching:
brown, sawyer, dix, wheeler,attaway

Sandra

Sandra Report 21 Jul 2011 11:53

Hi on the Parish records it has the following
William Dix 11 th of May 1943 Aston Upthrope age 73 not c of e burial
What does this meam because he was c of e
Thank you Sandy

Researching:
brown, sawyer, dix, wheeler,attaway