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RootsTech Show London 24-26th October 2019

Sophie Granger and Ross Chester will be attending the RootsTech Show London 2019 at ExCel Exhibition Centre, London between 24th and 26th October 2019.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Family History Show 24 August 2019

Sophie Granger and Ross Chester will be attending the Family History Show London at Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher, on Saturday 24th August 2019.

We look forward to seeing you there.

With the addition of burial and cremation records for the London Borough of Lewisham, we now have nearly 8 million records across London available on the Deceased Online website.
Lewisham is the 14th London council to add its records to Deceased Online and with the inclusion of their sites, detailed on our coverage page, we now have 65 London cemeteries and crematoria with all their records available to search.

Wyre Council's cemeteries are located in Fleetwood, Poulton le Fylde and Preesall, see full details on our coverage page.
The inclusion of these records means that there are now 5 million burial and cremation records for Lancashire available on the Deceased Online website with over 60 sites included.

Deceased Online is delighted that the first records for the Black Country in England's West Midlands region have been added to the website. Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council is adding all its burial and cremation records to www.deceasedonline.com with the first set of records now available. You can read further details in our database coverage section.

The majority of burial and cremation records managed by Nottingham City Council are now available on Deceased Online. As one of the largest cities in the English Midlands, the Nottingham collection comprises nearly 1 million records for six sites dating back to 1850. We hope to be adding all records for the historic and closed General Cemetery, which dates back to 1836, in the near future. For more information on which records available, please see the summary in our database coverage section.

Deceased Online continues to develop new collections for the county of Dorset in SW England. The latest addition is for the town of Gillingham in the north of the county.

With the latest addition of records for Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Deceased Online now has nearly 3 million records available for the areas of Lancashire and Greater Manchester. With approximately 1 million individual burials and cremations, Deceased Online's 3 million data collection for Blackburn with Darwen, Bolton and Trafford councils comprises register scans, grave details, cemetery section maps and memorial images. Blackburn with Darwen (just to the north of Greater Manchester), like Bolton, has a rich industrial history much of it based in cotton and textiles and associated industries. The registers, particularly in the 19th century, reflect the privations of the poor working classes with extremely high infant and child mortality rates and short life expectancy for adults. The Blackburn with Darwen collection comprises nearly 1 million records for 350,000 burials and cremations since the 1850's. Look out for more records for the Lancashire and Greater Manchester areas coming soon to Deceased Online.