We all know that the deaths of soldiers are recorded at various memorials etc., but I was wondering whether ordinary death certificates for them were issued?
I have several ancestors who gave their lives in both world wars.
In the case of a soldier who was missing, as so many were at terrible battles such as Passchendaele, could a death certificate have been issued?
One of my great-uncles died from his wounds at amilitary hospital in Birmingham- again, would the military have issued a certificate?
Hope someone can help.
Spooner
I have several ancestors who gave their lives in both world wars.
In the case of a soldier who was missing, as so many were at terrible battles such as Passchendaele, could a death certificate have been issued?
One of my great-uncles died from his wounds at amilitary hospital in Birmingham- again, would the military have issued a certificate?
Hope someone can help.
Spooner
