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Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 63 479 Send Message	ErikaH	Report	24 Jun 2007 10:49
	All bmd's are listed alphabetically by name on the GRO records. It is a case of searching page by page until you find what seems to be the relevant entry, then cross-checking. The census records should enable you to determine a time-scale for the searches....... Reg
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 49 504 Send Message	Shirley~I,m getting the hang of it	Report	24 Jun 2007 07:12
	well if its post 1837 then both will be registered FreeBMD isnt yet fully transcribed but you can search free on Ancestry using the compllete listings.
	Researching: Surname Fahse. Germany. Essex .South East London My avatar is one of our wedding photos of 1957
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 4 Send Message	Audrey	Report	24 Jun 2007 06:31
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 4 Send Message	Where does one look to obtain Documents pertaining to Marriage and Death documents if you do not know where the individual was married? I do know the individual died in Bradford,West Yorkshire,England, but cannot locate any records.He was born in Ireland, wife was born in NSW, but in the census records children born are listed as British Subjects.