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deaths in the City of London

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Kendo

Kendo Report 14 May 2007 12:47

Yes it was 1837online and yes it is pay by view. The LDS web-site has been undergoing maintenance checks for about a week and some pages are difficult to get into. Ken

Jennifer

Jennifer Report 14 May 2007 11:58

could you tell me where to find this please? Family History Library Catalog on the CLDS website

Jennifer

Jennifer Report 14 May 2007 11:51

thanks all! Find my past was 1837online wasn't it? I will have a go - pay per view I think?

Kendo

Kendo Report 14 May 2007 11:11

findmypast(.)com has just released burial indexes for the city of London for 1788-1855. Ken

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Report 14 May 2007 11:08

Try London Metropolitan Archives and the Generations data base: You need Tower Hamlets I couldn't find St Botolphs, but if you e-mail them they might help you.

Ozibird

Ozibird Report 14 May 2007 11:03

If you go to Family History Library Catalog on the CLDS website they have a lot of records for the 9 St Botolphs in London. Ozi.

Jennifer

Jennifer Report 14 May 2007 10:52

I have been told that it is very difficult to find deaths in the CIty of London earlier than 1837. Lucky me! I need to find Hugh Munro born +- 1747 and died 1808. I think it should be in St Botolph's but the Guildhall LIbrary does not hold a record. Can anyone help?