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Re: Applying for a death certificate in Tasmania
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 25 June 25 12:13 BST (UK) »
Hi Nanna

I am outraged by it. I have to provide such information for working with children so I am familiar with it. I always run into problems as I am a non-driver. The proof of age then had to be uploaded. Then they didn't like the numbers on my birth registration and it was saying you need to upload it and get a justice of the peace to witness it. No way, Jose.

I wasn't comfortable with any of it and couldn't work out why they would need it the certificates required were over 25 years old.

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Re: Applying for a death certificate in Tasmania
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 25 June 25 12:22 BST (UK) »
Nova a cousin finished up ringing them to ask why it was so expensive and the need for all the information.  The reply was along the lines of, we are not a big state like others so we can’t afford to digitise everything like them.  He didn’t get a real answer on the security though.
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Re: Applying for a death certificate in Tasmania
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 25 June 25 12:30 BST (UK) »
A lot of people with Tasmanian Ancestry would be interested if they offered a more modest price. They probably do not have the staff to handle it. I have written to them about it. I did read somewhere that they were working on a database.

I am on the mainland.

The Tasmanian Names Index is fabulous and I have always found the librarians/archivists will get back to me with great information. Not that I have bombarded them.  They are really helpful.

Swings and roundabouts...

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Re: Applying for a death certificate in Tasmania
« Reply #12 on: Wednesday 25 June 25 12:34 BST (UK) »


" know that their mother is meant to be Ann Barnes."

You know that the woman who married James Moody, 1871, is really Ann Barnes?.   

How have you determined this?

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Re: Applying for a death certificate in Tasmania
« Reply #13 on: Wednesday 25 June 25 12:41 BST (UK) »
Too many James Moody's.

The first James Moody to Tasmania was James Moody who married Ann Barnes in 1834.

James Moody (1836 - 1924) is their eldest child.

The first James Moody was a convict. 

Don't worry.

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Re: Applying for a death certificate in Tasmania
« Reply #14 on: Yesterday at 04:10 »
I have had a reply from Tas BDM within 24 hours. I will post about this later as I am on my phone and  waiting to start work.
If you would still like to apply for the certificate Nanna52, I can forward you the email. Just PM me.
Basically, it said that you do not have to provide the documents if it is beyond 25 years  I will have to see if her method works, or there is still an indication that you do.
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