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Price: QTY: NAME OF DECEASED IN FULLSPOUSE'S NAMEDATE OF DEATHFATHER'S NAME, if knownMOTHER'S NAME, if knownAGE AT TIME OF DEATH, if knownFrom March quarter 1866, this detail must be quoted (or search fee applies).PLACE OF DEATH/BURIALCOUNTY OF REGISTRATION I'm not sure, please check (search fee applies). ABERDEENSHIRE ANGUS ARGYLL BANFFSHIRE BERWICKSHIRE BUTE (ISLANDS OF ARRAN AND BUTE) CAITHNESS CLACKMANNANSHIRE DUMFRIESSHIRE DUNBARTONSHIRE EAST LOTHIAN FIFE FORFARSHIRE (ANGUS) INVERNESS-SHIRE (LEWIS/UIST/SKYE) KINCARDINESHIRE KIINROSS-SHIRE KIRKUDBRIGHTSHIRE LANARKSHIRE MIDLOTHIAN MORAY NAIRNSHIRE ORKNEY PEEBLESSHIRE PERTHSHIRE RENFREWSHIRE ROSS AND CROMARTY (LEWIS) ROXBURGHSHIRE SELKIRKSHIRE SHETLAND STIRLINGSHIRE SUTHERLAND WEST LOTHIAN WIGTOWNSHIRE REGISTRATION ENTRY NUMBERREGISTRATION DISTRICT NAMEYEAR RANGE FOR INDEX SEARCHREGISTRATION DISTRICT NUMBER Expresso™ GROS Death Entry Printout Expresso™ Scottish Death Registration Printout[For events registered between 1855 and 1957. Photocopy of official registry page entry only - not a certificate.]Just $33.55 (incl. GST and Australia Post delivery to anywhere in Australia) each.If you don't actually require a certified copy of a statutory entry of an individual's registration of death from the GROS death registers, especially a certificate for the death of an individual before 1958 (that is, up to the end of 1957), here's a more cost-effective option.Just fill in the boxes (above) and Garrison Communications will obtain on your behalf an A4 photocopy printout of any death registration officially recorded between 1855 and 1956 (inclusive). The digital image printed out is a copy of the register page containing the entry in which you are interested. There may be several other entries on the page. An extract is a certified, legally-admissible copy of the specific death register - but it is a printout only, not an official GROS death certificate with the embossed seal, etc. To order a pre-1958 death certificate, click here.Where a GROS-certified digital image of an original death register entry must be procured and copied by the GROS itself, there may be a delay of up to three weeks in delivery.Death/burial indices for the years before 1855 don't presently exist. Recording of deaths/burials in the Old Parish Registers was patchy and often non-existent. Sometimes the only record of a death will be the recording of hire of the mortcloth (pall) to cover the coffin before burial. For information on the existence or otherwise of deaths/burials for particular parishes, see the relevant page on the GROS website. So what can you expect to see on a statutory death register entry from 1855 onwards? Well quite a lot really, compared to an equivalent English or Welsh civil registration document. The years 1856 to 1860 aren't much chop, but after then official certificates typically contain these facts:- The names of the deceased- Date and time of death- Address at time of death and usual residence, if not the same- Age and occupation- Marital status and name of spouse if applicable- Names of any issue; their ages and the time of death, and their ages and when they died, if prior to the death in 1855- Name and occupation of the deceased's father, and if he was deceased by this date- Name and maiden surname of the deceased's mother, and if she was deceased by this date- Cause of death, and name of medical attendant (if any)- Burial place and name of undertaker- Signature of the informant and relationship to the deceased (if any)- From 1967, the date of birth of the deceased is also recorded (but due to privacy requirements, we are unable to procure Scottish death certificates recorded in or after 1958 on your behalf) Please remember that civil registration of births, deaths and weddings in Scotland only began in 1855 and that a significant proportion of all hatches, matches and dispatches were never officially recorded. Good luck![NOTE WELL: IF YOU CANNOT SEE BOXES (ABOVE) IN WHICH TO ENTER YOUR CERTIFICATE'S DETAIL, YOU MAY HAVE YOUR INTERNET BROWSER'S SECURITY SETTINGS SET TO MAXIMUM. TO RESET YOUR BROWSER TO "MEDIUM" SECURITY, CLICK ON THE "TOOLS" TAB, THEN HIT THE "INTERNET OPTIONS" TAB, THEN CLICK ON THE 'PRIVACY" TAB, THEN ADJUST YOUR SETTINGS TO "MEDIUM". CLICK "APPLY" AND YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE THAT THIS SCREEN HAS CHANGED. CLICK "F5" TO REFRESH THE SCREEN IF YOU NEED TO. TO RE-ADJUST THE SECURITY SETTINGS TO "MAXIMUM", SIMPLY FOLLOW THE STEPS ABOVE AND CHANGE ACCORDINGLY.]Please e-mail Garrison Communications if you are uncertain how to proceed.SCHEDULE OF SEARCH FEES: A flat AUD$22.00 (incl. GST) fee - for a 30-minute search of the GROS index - applies in respect of any search required to locate the exact register entry reference details for the GROS entry you require. More complex searches to locate a specific index reference detail are provided and charged on a sliding scale up to a maximum of AUD$44.00 (incl. GST) each in addition to the cost of the certificate itself. Each certificate remains the property of Garrison Communications until payment in full is received. All amounts are quoted in Australian Dollars and are GST-inclusive for residents of the Commonwealth of Australia. Orders placed for delivery (exported) outside the Commonwealth of Australia attract no GST.
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Expresso™ Scottish Death Registration Printout[For events registered between 1855 and 1957. Photocopy of official registry page entry only - not a certificate.]Just $33.55 (incl. GST and Australia Post delivery to anywhere in Australia) each.If you don't actually require a certified copy of a statutory entry of an individual's registration of death from the GROS death registers, especially a certificate for the death of an individual before 1958 (that is, up to the end of 1957), here's a more cost-effective option.Just fill in the boxes (above) and Garrison Communications will obtain on your behalf an A4 photocopy printout of any death registration officially recorded between 1855 and 1956 (inclusive). The digital image printed out is a copy of the register page containing the entry in which you are interested. There may be several other entries on the page. An extract is a certified, legally-admissible copy of the specific death register - but it is a printout only, not an official GROS death certificate with the embossed seal, etc. To order a pre-1958 death certificate, click here.Where a GROS-certified digital image of an original death register entry must be procured and copied by the GROS itself, there may be a delay of up to three weeks in delivery.Death/burial indices for the years before 1855 don't presently exist. Recording of deaths/burials in the Old Parish Registers was patchy and often non-existent. Sometimes the only record of a death will be the recording of hire of the mortcloth (pall) to cover the coffin before burial. For information on the existence or otherwise of deaths/burials for particular parishes, see the relevant page on the GROS website. So what can you expect to see on a statutory death register entry from 1855 onwards? Well quite a lot really, compared to an equivalent English or Welsh civil registration document. The years 1856 to 1860 aren't much chop, but after then official certificates typically contain these facts:- The names of the deceased- Date and time of death- Address at time of death and usual residence, if not the same- Age and occupation- Marital status and name of spouse if applicable- Names of any issue; their ages and the time of death, and their ages and when they died, if prior to the death in 1855- Name and occupation of the deceased's father, and if he was deceased by this date- Name and maiden surname of the deceased's mother, and if she was deceased by this date- Cause of death, and name of medical attendant (if any)- Burial place and name of undertaker- Signature of the informant and relationship to the deceased (if any)- From 1967, the date of birth of the deceased is also recorded (but due to privacy requirements, we are unable to procure Scottish death certificates recorded in or after 1958 on your behalf) Please remember that civil registration of births, deaths and weddings in Scotland only began in 1855 and that a significant proportion of all hatches, matches and dispatches were never officially recorded. Good luck![NOTE WELL: IF YOU CANNOT SEE BOXES (ABOVE) IN WHICH TO ENTER YOUR CERTIFICATE'S DETAIL, YOU MAY HAVE YOUR INTERNET BROWSER'S SECURITY SETTINGS SET TO MAXIMUM. TO RESET YOUR BROWSER TO "MEDIUM" SECURITY, CLICK ON THE "TOOLS" TAB, THEN HIT THE "INTERNET OPTIONS" TAB, THEN CLICK ON THE 'PRIVACY" TAB, THEN ADJUST YOUR SETTINGS TO "MEDIUM". CLICK "APPLY" AND YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE THAT THIS SCREEN HAS CHANGED. CLICK "F5" TO REFRESH THE SCREEN IF YOU NEED TO. TO RE-ADJUST THE SECURITY SETTINGS TO "MAXIMUM", SIMPLY FOLLOW THE STEPS ABOVE AND CHANGE ACCORDINGLY.]Please e-mail Garrison Communications if you are uncertain how to proceed.SCHEDULE OF SEARCH FEES: A flat AUD$22.00 (incl. GST) fee - for a 30-minute search of the GROS index - applies in respect of any search required to locate the exact register entry reference details for the GROS entry you require. More complex searches to locate a specific index reference detail are provided and charged on a sliding scale up to a maximum of AUD$44.00 (incl. GST) each in addition to the cost of the certificate itself. Each certificate remains the property of Garrison Communications until payment in full is received. All amounts are quoted in Australian Dollars and are GST-inclusive for residents of the Commonwealth of Australia. Orders placed for delivery (exported) outside the Commonwealth of Australia attract no GST.
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