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Can I find a death record without knowing the exact date of death? Yes, you can usually search death records using just the person's name and approximate date or place of death. However, having more precise information can make the search easier and more accurate.
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FreeBMD provides free access to births, marriage and deaths records for England and Wales. This resource is ideal for those beginning their family history research. Our free search engine is easy to use, providing a simple, thorough tool for both novice and experienced ancestry researchers.
UK marriage records are official documents of a marriage between to people that typically include personal information about the spouses as well as the time, date and location of the marriage.
To Obtain a Copy Death Certificate: Perform a search using either the Search By Name or Simple Listing Search below. Click on the reference numbers in the search results for each entry that you are interested in. This will add the index entry to a Summary page.
Within the marriage records you can find essential information such as the date and location of your ancestor's marriage or divorce. The marriage records contain the name of the spouse, maiden name of the bride and in some cases the names of the bride and grooms father's too.
Search by name or city to find the obituary for someone who has died recently. You can also search for an obituary by clicking or tapping on one of the city icons.
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