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Stillbirths registered somewhere? I can not find my sister in BMD records where they could watch?
I am researching my family and my mother told me I had a little girl many years before me, but she was born, I would like to know when.
UK response. Here in the United Kingdom, there is a fetal death rate * online *. They are classified as indicative only relatives are aware. The website below is where you need contact, but if your parents are still alive when they are the ones who ask the question (see index). The only time you or any other brother would be entitled to have access to this information, when your parents pass. Then you have to prove that he was a brother of the dead child. That would be death certificates from both parents, and birth certificate. Hope this helps. Http: / / www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/
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