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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Lanarkshire => Topic started by: zenobia on Monday 19 January 09 15:46 GMT (UK)

Title: death certificates
Post by: zenobia on Monday 19 January 09 15:46 GMT (UK)
Hope someone can help.

1.  Are female death certificates in Scotland listed under the maiden name or married name?

2.  If an individual dies in an institution or nursing home is the death certificate  witheld for any reason?

I have tried to get a couple of family certificates from Scotlands People - I know they should definitely be there.

Fiona  (Australia)
Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: sancti on Monday 19 January 09 16:24 GMT (UK)
It would depend on the information available to the informant. Have you tried variations in the way the names would be spelt?

What years are you looking at?
Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: zenobia on Tuesday 20 January 09 05:29 GMT (UK)
Am looking at 1932 & 1952. (deaths)

Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: sancti on Tuesday 20 January 09 08:24 GMT (UK)
What names are you looking for?

Knowing the mothers maiden name may help too?
Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: zenobia on Wednesday 21 January 09 06:54 GMT (UK)
here goes:
David MURDOCH  b:16 Sep 1852 to  Hugh Murdoch & Janet Mathieson at Ayr, Scotland
                           d: may 1931 Pathhead (NC A - ???) Scotland

                           m: 3 Dec 1890
Jane PATRICK (2nd wife)
                           b:26 Mar 1865  Sorn, Ayrshire, Scotland  to Margaret Patrick.
                           d: Dec 1952  Lanark, Scotland

Thanks


 
Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: sancti on Wednesday 21 January 09 08:33 GMT (UK)
Have you looked at these records on SP?

1931 MURDOCH DAVID     Male  78yrs at  SHOTTS (MIDDLE DISTRICT) /LANARK

1952 MURDOCH JEAN   other surname PATRICK Female 86yrs at AIRDRIE OR NEW MONKLAND /LANARK

Airdrie is not too far from Shotts
Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: zenobia on Wednesday 21 January 09 10:50 GMT (UK)
what does sp mean?
Title: Re: death certificates
Post by: ewatson11 on Wednesday 21 January 09 12:28 GMT (UK)
It means scotland's people where you can get birth, marriages and death certificates online and also the 1941-1901 Census and OPR'S also you can get Wills up to 1901.

 http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/

That is the website.

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Emma