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Title: National Burial Index
Post by: royjan on Thursday 05 March 09 21:37 GMT (UK)

Could anyone do a search for me please?  I am looking for the death of James Bartram (may be spelt wrong) from 1935 onwards. It should be in the Battersea area of London.

Many thanks
Jan

Title: Re: National Burial Index
Post by: stonechat on Monday 16 March 09 17:57 GMT (UK)

None there

However there is no coverage of Battersea in the NBI

Try the death registrations

Bob

Title: Re: National Burial Index
Post by: Plummiegirl on Friday 15 January 10 23:12 GMT (UK)

& don't bother contacting Wandsworth Council (they cover all cemetaries in SW London) they are so unhelpful & want to charge £30.00 for each search of their burial records.  You cannot even contact the offices at the relevant cemetaries as I believe they no longer have the old records there.

I have had to deal with W.council a few times and on all occassions bar 1 they were actually quite rude.  We know that they are busy, but if an equally busy small office can be civil why can't they

Title: Re: National Burial Index
Post by: danuslave on Saturday 16 January 10 03:04 GMT (UK)

Hi Jan

Do you know the year he was born?  It's not a particularly uncommon name and it might help to narrow things down a bit

Linda

Title: Re: National Burial Index
Post by: veeblevort on Saturday 05 February 11 13:27 GMT (UK)

Hi royjan,

A couple of questions - what was the event in 1935 that showed he was
alive up until then?

Is this the same James? http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,362251.msg2386020.html#msg2386020