Help please...best guess

[josey]

Could you possibly post an image of the whole certificate?

I think this would contravene copyright.

I agree mostly with cristeen but see 2 St Brⁿ Place but can't see anything to correspond in my Edinburgh street map index.

Josey

[4HORSEMEN]

Hi all,
Again thanks for the interest.
I have tried to show more without copyright breaches so I hope
this helps.
All the best
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[josey]

OK now I think maybe '2 Gt Brⁿ Place' 

[Gadget]

OK now I think maybe '2 Gt Brⁿ Place' 

I was swithering betetween Gt and St before, josey.  Can't see it in any of the listings.  I wonder if the OP can tell us the parish.


Gadget
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[josey]

It looks more like a list of burials than a death certificate to me.

No, Gadget, I can't find clues to either option...but I'm more convinced of 'Gt' now.

[Gadget]

Wild guesses - Gt Broughton or Gt Bruton

[4HORSEMEN]

I'm still seeing 28 Bs'n place, abbreviation, and I can't see gardener as the occupation word.
Will have to leave it tonight, thank you one and all.
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[MonicaL]

I think it is St rather Gr., with a clear full stop (St.)There is a mention of George Street below and the G is quite clear on that and different to what we have.

I though it might be a B start letter after St.  There is a St Bernard Place as a possible. From the 1839-40 Post Office Directory for Edinburgh www.archive.org/stream/postofficeannual183940edin#page/204/mode/2up

4H could you maybe add the name of the person who died? Sometimes other info comes up in different ways....

Monica 

[cristeen]

Regarding the St Bernard suggestion, there is a St Bernards Row and Crescent and a landmark St Bernards Well, all in the area just south of the Royal Botanic Gardens, hence my suggestion.