UK death certificates
Peter Leakey
they lived in, is the death registered in the area they died in, or the area
they lived in.
Many thanks.
Peter
Dave Mayall
<Peter....@btinternet.com> wrote:
>Can someone please tell me if a person dies in a different area to the one
>they lived in, is the death registered in the area they died in, or the area
>they lived in.
For England and Wales, the area they died in
Scotland may be different.
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Dave Mayall
England and Wales BMD records at http://FreeBMD.rootsweb.com/
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Slapster
younger brother, whilst he was visiting us in Cornwall, from his home in
Evesham.
The certificate (in front of me) was registered in St Austell, which was the
closest to his place of death.
Obviously there is a gap there for his "occupation and usual address" also
Hope it helps....
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"Peter Leakey" <Peter....@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone please tell me if a person dies in a different area to the one
> they lived in, is the death registered in the area they died in, or the
area
> they lived in.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> Peter
>
>
Charles Ellson
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david....@ukonline.co.uk "Dave Mayall" wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Sep 2000 09:55:32 +0100, "Peter Leakey"
> <Peter....@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
> >Can someone please tell me if a person dies in a different area to the one
> >they lived in, is the death registered in the area they died in, or the area
> >they lived in.
>
> For England and Wales, the area they died in
>
> Scotland may be different.
>
Currently the registration can be made in the district where the death
occurred, or the district where the person was resident; both registrars
will have the death in their local index (1966 onward), but only the
registrar to whom the death was reported will have a local copy of the
registration. In earlier times, ISTR the death could have been registered
anywhere in Scotland, but with the details being transcribed to the district
where the death occurred.
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Neil
Deaths can be registered in the district where the person died or where
their home was. I am not sure if this was always the case but I assume
it was.
Neil