hello
Anyone got access to Englisg death indexes ?
Looking for Edmund Bach died 21st October 1848 in London. Maybe buried in Kensal Green.
Any help appreciated. He was probably born in Germany somewhere according to family story.
thanks
edmund bach death 1848
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
Hi Steiner
Free access to English death indexes can be found at http://www.freebmd.org.uk
Bear in mind that although the practice was introduced in 1837, all bm&ds were not recorded in England until 1875 ...so not all events will have been listed.
Best wishes
Lesley
Free access to English death indexes can be found at http://www.freebmd.org.uk
Bear in mind that although the practice was introduced in 1837, all bm&ds were not recorded in England until 1875 ...so not all events will have been listed.
Best wishes
Lesley
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
Thanks. I tried searching Free BMD ... but no sign of record.
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
Hi Steiner,
I had no luck either. Where did you get the information about his death date and place? Are you convinced that it is accurate?
All the best,
Sarah
I had no luck either. Where did you get the information about his death date and place? Are you convinced that it is accurate?
All the best,
Sarah
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
Hi got the date of death from a book about him. The book contained items about staff at the British Museum. The Museum don't have any records about him.
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Did the book say specifically that he died in London, or could he have been traveling elsewhere?
I see in the 1841 census he was a librarian (and musician? Can't read the M word very well--Ah, thanks, Trish-- B Museum it is! ))
Regards,
Sarah
Later: I found the book and see it just said he "sickened and died, 21st October, 1848, while in the
prime of life." Hmmm (where is that head-scratching emoticon we used to have...)
I see in the 1841 census he was a librarian (and musician? Can't read the M word very well--Ah, thanks, Trish-- B Museum it is! ))
Regards,
Sarah
Later: I found the book and see it just said he "sickened and died, 21st October, 1848, while in the
prime of life." Hmmm (where is that head-scratching emoticon we used to have...)
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
Do you have the 1841 census
Middlesex St Anne Soho - Leicester place
Edmund Bach 36 Librarian B Museum born Foreign parts
Ignoring transcript errors - he is the only Edmund Bach in England in 1841
I've checked for a London burial with no success - but someone else may do better
Trish
Edit - sorry Sarah - didn't see that you had already checked the census. Here is a site for Kensal Green Cemetery - opened 1833
http://www.kensalgreencemetery.com/history/index.html - He is perhaps in the area for "dissenters" & may not be in the parish list - but that is pure speculation from me.
Middlesex St Anne Soho - Leicester place
Edmund Bach 36 Librarian B Museum born Foreign parts
Ignoring transcript errors - he is the only Edmund Bach in England in 1841
I've checked for a London burial with no success - but someone else may do better
Trish
Edit - sorry Sarah - didn't see that you had already checked the census. Here is a site for Kensal Green Cemetery - opened 1833
http://www.kensalgreencemetery.com/history/index.html - He is perhaps in the area for "dissenters" & may not be in the parish list - but that is pure speculation from me.
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
How about this:
http://www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/p ... 1dd88addbb
Not sure where the Liverpool information came from, but maybe it's accurate. Having said that, I still don't see his death...
Regards,
Sarah
http://www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/p ... 1dd88addbb
Not sure where the Liverpool information came from, but maybe it's accurate. Having said that, I still don't see his death...
Regards,
Sarah
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Re: edmund bach death 1848
MMM...
According to
http://books.google.com/books?id=TYkRAA ... um&f=false
AM 21. Okt. starb zu Bucholz in Sächs, Erzgebirge, seiner Vaterstadt, wo er vergebens Heilung von längere Krankheit suchte, der Assistent an der Bibliothek des Britischens Museums in London, Edmund Bach, 45 Jahre alt.
- so he died in his hometown Buchholz in Saxony after suffering from a long illness
Sally
According to
http://books.google.com/books?id=TYkRAA ... um&f=false
AM 21. Okt. starb zu Bucholz in Sächs, Erzgebirge, seiner Vaterstadt, wo er vergebens Heilung von längere Krankheit suchte, der Assistent an der Bibliothek des Britischens Museums in London, Edmund Bach, 45 Jahre alt.
- so he died in his hometown Buchholz in Saxony after suffering from a long illness
Sally
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Brilliant, Sally! Nothing like the old Vaterstadt when you're ailing Makes sense. He may have still had family there.
Cheers,
Sarah
Cheers,
Sarah