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n. [https://www.familysearch.org/#form=historical_records Familysearch.org ]- see “Record Search” – UK/US 15. SSDI.rootsweb.com - Social Security Death Index | n. [https://www.familysearch.org/#form=historical_records Familysearch.org ]- see “Record Search” – UK/US 15. SSDI.rootsweb.com - Social Security Death Index | ||
o. [http://genealogy.about.com/od/digital_documents/gr/footnote.htm | o. [http://genealogy.about.com/od/digital_documents/gr/footnote.htm Fold3.com] | ||
p. Guild of One-name Studies at: [http://www.one-name.org/ one-name.org ]– often has world and country-wide surname listings | p. Guild of One-name Studies at: [http://www.one-name.org/ one-name.org ]– often has world and country-wide surname listings | ||
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Nationally throughout Australia, in New Zealand, South Africa, most provinces in Canada and now, in a majority of U.S. states, the availability of online indexes makes searching much easier, more convenient and quick. Thus via the state of Utah’s online deaths index, Florence’s death entry is found and her certificate of death obtained for the year 1950 (see below). Her certificate indicates her birth in “Hampstead, London, England” in the year 1884, with the added bonus that it includes the names of both her parents—“Thomas Bradsell” and Catherine Harriet—including her mother’s maiden surname of “Brock”! You’re now ready to search other important records in England in order to confirm this data and for discovering the next generation back. The birth data on death certificates must always be considered secondary source information only and thus used with considerable caution. | Nationally throughout Australia, in New Zealand, South Africa, most provinces in Canada and now, in a majority of U.S. states, the availability of online indexes makes searching much easier, more convenient and quick. Thus via the state of Utah’s online deaths index, Florence’s death entry is found and her certificate of death obtained for the year 1950 (see below). Her certificate indicates her birth in “Hampstead, London, England” in the year 1884, with the added bonus that it includes the names of both her parents—“Thomas Bradsell” and Catherine Harriet—including her mother’s maiden surname of “Brock”! You’re now ready to search other important records in England in order to confirm this data and for discovering the next generation back. The birth data on death certificates must always be considered secondary source information only and thus used with considerable caution. | ||
The next step of the task is to obtain a copy of Florence’s birth certificate for the year 1884. Her certificate of birth will provide and confirm her birth date, birthplace, and parents’ names. | The next step of the task is to obtain a copy of Florence’s birth certificate for the year 1884. Her certificate of birth will provide and confirm her birth date, birthplace, and parents’ names. | ||
==== Step 4: Researching in England’s Records to Determine and Prove Place of Birth ==== | ==== Step 4: Researching in England’s Records to Determine and Prove Place of Birth ==== | ||