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Death Records
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Georgina | Report | 19 Feb 2007 17:11 |
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Diane if he died in Scotland that is where his death would be registered. If you subscribe to scotlands people you would be able to view his death certificate online. 30 credits would cost you £6 and it will be about 6 credits to find & view the certificate. Georgina. |
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Diane | Report | 19 Feb 2007 17:11 |
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Could anyone tell me if a person died in Scotland but was born and buried in England where would their death be registered ? I am trying to find the death of a Peter Hill born 1882 in Warwickshire and died about September 1917 or 1918 somewhere in Scotland. Thanks Di. |
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Diane | Report | 19 Feb 2007 17:58 |
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Thanks for that Georgina. Although I thought I would find it on ancestry.com somewhere. At least I know now I wont find it in England's BMDs. Di |
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