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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: old queen on Thursday 08 November 12 16:00 GMT (UK)
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How do you find a death of someone who may have died between 2005 and2012 if you don't no the date of death. :-[
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I don't think the indexes from 2005 are available online?
You need to visit one of these places to see the printed indexes:
Birmingham Central Library
Bridgend Reference and Information Library
City of Westminster Archives Centre
Manchester City Library
Newcastle City Library
Plymouth Central Library
The British Library
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thank you for your help.
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I'm probably way out of date. Presumably the printed BMD indexes are no longer available at St. Catherine's House in London?
Reiver
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Just a bit out of date!
The GRO Indexes were moved from St Catherines's House in 1997!
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Woops e daisy!!
Does that mean if I wanted to look at the BMD, say, for last year I would be able to find them at an Archive/Library? How soon after a quarter has finished would they be placed in say an on-line index?
Perhaps there is a source for this sort of info.
Reiver
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The latest BMD's available anywhere online are from 2006 - 5 years ago.
5 years is the cut-off point, I believe.
I think that any BMD within the last 6 months (maybe 1 year) simply aren't available anywhere?
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Does that mean if I wanted to look at the BMD, say, for last year I would be able to find them at an Archive/Library?
Not sure how recent the records are that can be seen, but as far as I know post 2005 can only be viewed at the places mentioned by KGarrard which doesn't help if you don't live anywhere near any of them.
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Thank you all, the one I was looking for died maybe 2 to3 years ago.
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Hi
Have you tried looking at cemetery records. Do you know where they died?
Heather
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Thank you for the information folk. It is much appreciated.
Reiver
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No Heather I no he died in moston and that is all I no, I only found out he had died becouse I was lookind for his brother and was told he had walked away from the family some years ago.
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Have a look on www.burialrecords.manchester.gov.uk/
I don't know if they are up to date. I know that the www.tameside.gov.uk records are updated very quickly. Oldham records are also available on line
Heather