Tuearts right boot
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Twitter users are usually in contact with the living dead if that's any help
How can I find out if someone died?
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Magicpole
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Stick on a Genisis album, stand in front of a mirror and Phil will appear. Naked optional. I prefer it, but different strokes for different... Tell him he was great in Buster and he will check his files of new arrivals. Say hi from me too. And thank him for coming through about confirming Elvis wasn't an alien.
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Search the online obituaries ...... or get in touch with the 'Births, Deaths, and Marriages' office in the area that he LIVES , or LIVED IN .... even if they can't assist you they will probably point in the right direction of someone who can help..
Not sure whereabouts in East London you're referring too, but there is a BD&M office in Newham , East London in the top link below .... but there are also other BD&M offices in the East London area, such as ones at Barking and Hackney, amongst others .... see bottom link.
www.newham.gov.uk
Not sure whereabouts in East London you're referring too, but there is a BD&M office in Newham , East London in the top link below .... but there are also other BD&M offices in the East London area, such as ones at Barking and Hackney, amongst others .... see bottom link.
Newham Register Office – Newham Council
The register office provides services for many of life's requirements including registering births and deaths, and baby naming ceremonies.
www.newham.gov.uk
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