Are there any stillborn Register's for the Netherlands

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I know my grandmother had a stillborn child.I know it was a girl.She was born after 1933. Where would i find a Birth and Death for her?

        Carol
in Genealogy Help by Carol Biddiss G2G4 (4.2k points)

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In Nederland stillborn children are not registred as a birth in the Birth Registers, but always as a death in the Death Register. The Death Records are public after 50 years, so maybe its possible to find it, for example in https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/home/.

The gender of a stillborn child is not always registred and most of the time there is no first name too.
by Niek Boevé G2G6 Pilot (189k points)
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In the archive of the place where the child was born, for all children born in the Netherlands there's a Birthrecord...and sometimes in newspapers of course .

Finding a record for someone born after 1933 can be very difficult though because Birth records in the Netherlands only become public after 100 years ...but you can check sometimes at archives which records are available and for what period and place like this one archief Rivierenland for example , for deaths the time is abt 75 year I think so maybe you could find a death record ?

by Bea Wijma G2G6 Pilot (307k points)

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