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ferlew | 22:15 Fri 28th Jun 2013 | Family & Relationships
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So, age mid 60's, someone drops a bombshell.
Your daddy is..... and gives a few details.
This person died in Dec 1970, on a cruise ship around Portugal, how on earth can I get a death cert?
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If you can find out where the ship is registered, start with their head office. The death may have to be registered in the country where the shipping line is registered, or else the nearest next port-of-call. Or, best of all, try the British Foreign Office to see which consulate was notified.
Have you checked a family history website such as Ancestry to see if it shows up ..... are you in the UK? Was this person living in the UK at the time? If you don't have ancestry access and you want it looking up send details to [email protected]
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Thank you MH, I will email with what I know.
Hi Ferlew - got your emails, have sent you a couple of replies .........
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Many thanks for taking the time, it is much appreciated.
Your welcome - if you find out any other information that we can use, please get in touch again via email.
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I just find it very strange that I can get back to 1642 with the Craik line, but not find a death in 1970, I suppose it will remain a mystery.

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