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Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 505 Send Message	Merlin38	Report	7 Mar 2008 20:08
	As the death occurred more than 75 years ago there shouldn't be too much trouble.
	Researching: Barratt, Brownhill - Nottinghamshire Brittain - Massachusetts and NY State
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 132 Send Message	Pamela	Report	7 Mar 2008 16:15
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 132 Send Message	Thanks Ann, I'll give it a try
Member Since: November 2002 Posts: 2 779 Send Message	was plain ann now annielaurie	Report	7 Mar 2008 16:07
	You could try the Archives local to the area. Lots of inquest reports don't survive, though, so your best bet is probably looking for a report in the local newspaper.
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 132 Send Message	Pamela	Report	7 Mar 2008 15:48
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 132 Send Message	I've just received the death certificate of my infant aunt. (I didn't know she existed until last Sunday). The baby died of suffocation in bed with parents. Accidental death recorded at an Inquest held in 1926. Does anyone know if you can obtain a copy of Inquest papers. Regards Pam