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How
do I find out if someone has actually died and if so, how do I find
out where they were buried or cremated?
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The
BEST place to start is by contacting the Registrar of Birth
Deaths and Marriages in NSW (Ph: 1300 655 236 Web: www.bdm.nsw.gov.au
) where you can apply for a copy of the Death Certificate of
the family member you are looking for.
This certificate shows all the details of the deceased at the
time of death including the place of burial or cremation.
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You can search online in the Family
History section of this site. However, you can only search
particular date periods. Further information on what date periods are covered and details of how to conduct a search can be
viewed at: http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/familyHistory/howToSearch.htm
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The
Society of Australian Genealogists (Ph: 9247 3953
Web: www.sag.org.au ) can
also advise on research procedures.
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Cemetery
/crematoria offices may also perform register searches, for which a
nominal fee may be applicable.
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When
searching for cemeteries/crematoria in a specific area, try
contacting the relevant local council as they usually maintain a
list of cemeteries/crematoria for their area. |
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