Help interpreting Swedish death record

GavinRayner

Help interpreting Swedish death record

My English 3rd great-grandfather Thomas Burt, https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LFZD-ZXM, https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/104476023/person/170103360308, died 25 Apr 1875 whilst in Sweden. I've recently found this death record for him on Ancestry that I would like some help to fully understand: "Sweden, Church Records, 1451-1943. County: Kalmar; Parish: Oskarshamn; Volume: 518; Record Type: Död; Year Range: 1875; Roll/Fiche: SC-669". Are there likely to be any other records in Sweden related to his death? How do I find precisely where he was buried? How do I find if there is/was a gravestone?

Heidi Kuosmanen

Thomas Burt is buried in Döderhults kyrkogård (Oskarshamn, Kalmar län)

Here is the link to his gravestone info, it contains the photo of the gravestone and exact location of it:

https://grav.rotter.se/Gravsokview.php?g_id=302778

GavinRayner

Thank you very much for your help @Heidi Kuosmanen​ . That's awesome 😀 .

 

Best regards,

 

Gavin

Heidi Kuosmanen

Here is the location in google maps:

https://goo.gl/maps/2joqYuhhLUccS4ad9

Heidi Kuosmanen

And the original death info, that you found from Ancestry is just an extract.

Oskarshamns kyrkoarkiv, Död- och begravningsböcker, SE/VALA/00293/F/2 (1861-1877), bildid: A0008291_00084, sida 159

https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/A0008291_00084