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Member Since: July 2009 Posts: 101 Send Message	Raymond	Report	29 May 2011 17:06
Member Since: July 2009 Posts: 101 Send Message	Thanks for the advice :D
Member Since: March 2005 Posts: 1 711 Send Message	Janet	Report	29 May 2011 13:31
	I would be inclined to look at the obituries in the local paper of the time. This would normally give the details of where the funeral would take place and as you have the date of the death it would be quick to locate . I would say that Kathleen's advice is also correct but I would try the papers first.Good luck- jl
	Researching: Mellors of Fulstone- Haighs of Fulstone- Haighs of Horbury -Fowlers of Sheffield -Ashton/Acomb of Keighley-Broadheads of Mearhouse-Nixons of Bradfield- Hopwood of Dewsbury and Elland-Procter/Proctors of Malham
Member Since: November 2003 Posts: 28 327 Send Message	KathleenBell	Report	29 May 2011 11:37
	Check with the cemeteries department of the local council for the area where the death took place. Lots of people are buried at the nearest cemetery to where they lived or died. Lots of councils now have their burial records on computer so it is easy for them to check if you have a name and date of death. Kath. x
Member Since: July 2009 Posts: 101 Send Message	Raymond	Report	29 May 2011 11:22
Member Since: July 2009 Posts: 101 Send Message	I know where my relative died and where the death was registered, how can I find out where he is buried?