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Burial records
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KathleenBell | Report | 31 Aug 2007 11:39 |
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Try googling the borough council for the area where the deaths took place and see if they have a cemeteries department. A lot of cemeteries have their burial records on computer and they MAY do a search for you of the cemeteries they cover if you have an exact date of death. |
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Caron | Report | 31 Aug 2007 11:27 |
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I live in Spain so my research is internet based. i've tracked down 2 relatives and have DOB and DOD certs with all info, 1957 IOW and 1929 NW6 london, but how do I find records for where they were buried. Its so frustrating because I really feel finding where they were buried finalises the research for them and my ultimite goal is to visit, if poss, one in particular. |
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