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Research in Other Countries => New Zealand => Topic started by: forthefamily on Tuesday 14 October 25 18:32 BST (UK)
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I'm helping someone do some research in New Zealand. I did a search for a death record and I found three possible records.
Just curious. If they order a record will it give details of the names of the parents of the deceased person?
Thanks
mab
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Hi Mab,
Yes, although only if the informant for the certificate knew that information. As this was/is usually a relative it is very likely the parents will be named.
This link lists the information contained in NZ BDM certificates over time.
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=259108.0
Regards,
Spades
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Thank you very much :)
mab
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I forgot to mention that when ordering they should ask for a 'printout' copy of the certificate. This is a copy of the original document, not a transcription. Much more helpful.
Spades.
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Thank you great idea :)
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Have you got in information yet? It can get costly if you order 3. Maybe better to get an idea of date of death and place of death.
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I figured out the date of death. In the end we decided not to bother ordering the records.
mab
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That's good then. Luke Howison has been setting up this website, with the assistance of archives. It's really good, and I use it all the time. https://ash.howison.co.nz/?name
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Thank you :)
mab