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Death Certificates
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Jennifer | Report | 15 Jan 2007 16:42 |
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I have accidentally bought Death Certificates for John Stacey, died 7 June 1882 in Knottingley, Yorkshire, and his wife Sarah, died 9 June 1879. Are they of any use to anyone? I don't really want to waste £17.00! Jenny |
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PinkDiana | Report | 15 Jan 2007 16:45 |
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Jenny there is a thread on tips for recycling unwanted certs but my questions is £17 - blimey where did you buy it from and is it written with Gold ink? There is also a thread on Tips called 'Are you being ripped off' that will give you the places that supply certificates for £7.50 xx |
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Caz Nr Heathrow | Report | 15 Jan 2007 16:50 |
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I thouught the cheapest was online if you quote the GRO Index Reference -at £7??!! Caz |
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