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I have someone living (in census) and (I'm hoping) died in BlockHouse Worcestershire.
I am having difficulty finding death record..............If he did die in BlockHouse were there register offices in BlockHouse? If no facilities to register death in Block House where would the nearest district be where death could be registered please?

Paul

Theres a possible two districts South Worcester and Worcester, hope that helps

Thanks for input dudleylad.
I might be totally off the mark here but when I look on Ancestry they give a district where registration took place i.e Evesham, Stow on the wold etc. I just wondered if the district BlockHouse would appear if a death was able to be registered there? Nothing at moment on anywhere I've tried. I know in 1841 he was at an address in Blockhouse at age 60 I'm assuming he has died there ( though assuming is something I probably shouldn't do!) but would like to check obvious first. I have ordered two wrong certificates at the moment so trying not to waste more money

Paul

Looking on Genuki it shows,
http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/genuki/reg/dist ... ester.html

Township or Civil Parish, Worcester
County code, WOR
From 1898 to 1974
Notes, before 1898 see Bedwardine St. Michael; St. John Bedwardine City; St. Martin City; St. Peter the Great City; Worcester All Saints; Worcester Blockhouse; Worcester College Precincts; Worcester St. Alban; Worcester St. Andrew; Worcester St. Clement; Worcester St. Helen; Worcester St. Nicholas; Worcester St. Swithin / transferred to HWR in 1974


Township or Civil Parish, Worcester Blockhouse
County code, WOR
From 1837 to 1898
Notes, after 1898 see Worcester

Jo

Is this completed Paul?
Jo