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Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 3,013 Send Message	Margaretfinch	Report	9 May 2008 14:57
	After trawling through ancestry for a death I think I have found the one I was looking for in 1928 will there be any pointer on the certificate to say it is the right one Margaret
	Researching: Finch Weathersfield Essex. Poole Haverhill Suffolk.GoodchildSouth Ascot BerkshireFry Wilton Wiltshire Goddard Laverstock Wiltshire Grayston Suffolk
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 3,013 Send Message	Margaretfinch	Report	9 May 2008 15:29
	thankyou Keith and Chris Margaret
	Researching: Finch Weathersfield Essex. Poole Haverhill Suffolk.GoodchildSouth Ascot BerkshireFry Wilton Wiltshire Goddard Laverstock Wiltshire Grayston Suffolk
Member Since: December 2005 Posts: 14,699 Send Message	Kay????	Report	9 May 2008 15:38
	If the informant was a hospital worker or someone connected to an establishment or a coroner the informants address wont be on it,, Home address can be a last known on admission if they died in hospital/institution and had been a patient for any lenght of time, Just a couple of things that could crop up,