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deaths at sea

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Agnes

Agnes Report 3 Feb 2004 21:17

does anyone know where i can check up deaths at sea thank you nancy

Lilian

Lilian Report 3 Feb 2004 22:13

Hi Agnes, Your local Records Office should have a separate list of marine deaths. They are not normally included in the St Catherine's House index. You can also subscribe to National Archivist, www(.)nationalarchivist(.)com which has a list of deaths at sea for certain years. Do you know which year he(she) died? Lilian

Jane

Jane Report 4 Feb 2004 14:26

The family records centre in London have a separate section for BMD at sea/abroad. It's at the end of the deaths area. I'm not sure how complete they are though as I've been looking for one of my ancestors there and can't find him - very frustrating!