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Starlight · 19-09-2007, 07:25 PM

70 years is still a long time. With relatives also being able to request that graves are not filled for one more generation it puts it beyond our lifetimes.

I think the thing that is being missed is transcribing the plaques at crematoriums. A little while ago they were there for ten years at a time. Now it is three years and if someone forgets or dosen't bother to repay the plaque is taken down.

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Starlight Ancestry Aid Manager Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: South Essex Posts: 16,340 Total Awards: 8	Re: New Burial Plans 70 years is still a long time. With relatives also being able to request that graves are not filled for one more generation it puts it beyond our lifetimes. I think the thing that is being missed is transcribing the plaques at crematoriums. A little while ago they were there for ten years at a time. Now it is three years and if someone forgets or dosen't bother to repay the plaque is taken down.
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