Morning Ladies and Gents.
I have a death record for a family member, but i am having trouble reading cause of death and i was hoping for some help
http://i720.photobucket.com/albums/ww20 ... /death.jpg
Thanks
Nathan
Reading a record
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Re: Reading a record
Looks like Scarlatina (scarlet fever) to me Nathan.
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Re: Reading a record
Ah very quick reply.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much
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Re: Reading a record
linell wrote:Looks like Scarlatina (scarlet fever) to me Nathan.
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I agree, it's "Scarlatina", then "6 days" the bit after that is difficult to read, but I suspect it's to do with the doctor who certified the death.
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