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burials at sea
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JillGr | Report | 14 Nov 2003 20:35 |
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The national archivist site has Births , Marriages and Deaths at sea from 1854 - 1890. www(.) nationalarchivist(.)com. It has a free search facility but it is pay to view. Contrary to what some have said on this site, what you see are NOT transcriptions - you see the actual scanned images. Very good site if the person you are seeking died during the coverage period. Failing that I think your only option is Kew. I am searching for a death at sea and am trying to work out how I can get down to London cheaply! Jill. Oswestry Shropshire |
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Darren white | Report | 14 Nov 2003 17:12 |
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Does anyone know where I can find any info about sea burials |
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