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Marion County Mortality Schedule for the Federal Census of 1880

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Source

State Archives of Florida, Series S548

Description

Mortality schedule for the United States Census of 1880 for Marion County documenting persons who died during the year ending May 31, 1880.

Date

1880

Census Taker's Remarks

[From Districts 6 and 7] Physicians not so that I could reach them. [From Townships 16 and 17] Could not secure the signature of the attending physicians in the above cases at the proper time. [From Districts 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14] On Schedule 1 there are two sections of numbers. If the numbers on Schedule 5 do not correspond with those in the first section turn to the second. Deaths that are not numbered are supposed to have no family connections in the same district.

Creator

United States. Department of the Interior.

Contributors

Chandler, H.W.
Johnston, W.R.
Bonner, K.B.
Coleman, James S.
Barco, Daniel M.
Williams, Edwin T.
Josselyn, Charles
Crutchfield, Roberson

Format

Census Records

Coverage

Late 19th-Century Florida (1877-1900)

Page	Line	Name	Age	Sex	Race	Cause of Death
1	1	Smith, Ned	6 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
1	2	Brown, Lillias E.	8 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
1	3	Yonge, C. J.	23 years	Male	White	Inflamation of bowels
1	4	Walker, Alex	5 months	Male	Black	Croup A disease mainly attacking infants, in which the mucous membranes of the trachea become inflamed and cause the secretion of a thick mucus that makes it difficult to breathe. Also called cynanche trachealis (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
1	5	Perdew, Sarah	25 years	Female	White	Childbed fever
1	6	Perdew, Neill	6 months	Male	White	Malarial fever
1	7	Simms, Gus	2 years	Male	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
1	8	Walker, Annie	18 years	Female	Black	Childbirth
1	19	Harrington, Abby	71 years	Female	Black	Rising in stomach
1	20	Davis, Major	70 years	Male	Black	Malarial fever
1	21	Woodruff, Albert	5 months	Male	Black	Diphtheria
1	22	Woodruff, Peyton	38 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
1	23	Thomas, W. F.	2 years	Male	Black	Brain fever
1	24	Holmes, Susan R.	21 years	Male	Black	Malarial fever
1	25	Westevelt, Margaret	6 months	Female	White	Malarial fever
1	26	Jumper, Daniel	70 years	Male	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
1	27	Miller, Agnes	8 months	Female	Black	Spasms
1	28	Ingraham, Emanuel	25 years	Male	Black	Unknown
1	29	Anderson, Penny	52 years	Female	Black	Cancer
2	1	Thomas, [Infant]	4 days	Male	Black	Inanition Exhaustion resulting from a lack of nourishment, primarily seen in infants (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
2	2	Gallman, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
2	3	Leeman, Harriet	50 years	Female	Black	Lightning
2	4	Felder, James	18 years	Male	Black	Lightning
2	5	Jacobs, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
2	6	Brooks, Joseph	55 years	Male	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	7	Morrison, Hugh	74 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
2	8	Johnson, Haston	9 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	9	Gill, Eula	3 years	Female	White	Intermittent fever
2	10	Parish, Joseph	28 years	Male	White	Erysipelas A bacterial infection of the skin that sometimes spread to internal organs and the bloodstream. The disease was sometimes confused with shingles. Some cases were very mild and only caused localized symptoms and discomfort, but the condition could quickly turn more serious in the absence of modern antibiotics (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	11	Munroe, Angeline	14 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
2	12	Wise, Barbara A.	63 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
2	13	Clark, Albert	65 years	Male	White	Paralysis
2	14	Clark, Evaline	35 years	Female	White	Flooding in child bed
3	3	Howell, Mary	38 years	Female	Black	Intermittent fever
3	4	Ward, Hollday	12 years	Male	Black	Fever
3	5	Ward, Polley	3 years	Female	Black	Measles
3	6	Connor, George	62 years	Male	Black	Remittent fever
3	7	Park, Francis	10 years	Male	Black	Remitting fever
3	8	Thrasher, G. W.	70 years	Male	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	9	Kanida, J. W.	25 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
4	1	Mitchell, Pink	2 years	Male	Black	Inflammation
4	2	Mitchell, Edward	1 year	Male	Black	Spinal disease
4	3	James, P.	16 years	Male	White	Congestive chill
4	4	Jackson, Nancy	30 years	Female	Black	Unknown
4	5	Jones, Zula	2 years	Female	Black	Accidental shot
4	6	London, Ellen	18 years	Female	Black	Childbed fever
4	7	Howard, Sylvia	38 years	Female	Black	Childbed fever
4	8	Nufile, Cora	5 years	Female	Black	Inflammation
4	9	Thomas, Susine	1 year	Female	Black	Whooping cough
4	10	Thomas, Susetta	1 year	Female	Black	Whooping cough
4	11	Goodwin, Nellie	50 years	Female	Black	Unknown
5	1	Curry, Lawton	50 years	Male	White	Heart disease
5	2	Turner, Elizabeth	30 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
5	4	Hamilton Dennis	23 years	Male	White	Congestion of brain
5	5	Frazier, Samuel	7 months	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	6	Frink, Eugene	29 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	7	Clark, Ada	2 years	Female	White	Congestion of brain
7	1	Thomas, [Infant]	4 days	Male	Black	Inanition Exhaustion resulting from a lack of nourishment, primarily seen in infants (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
7	2	Gallman, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
7	3	Leeman, Harriet	50 years	Female	Black	Lightning
7	4	Wise, Barbara A.	63 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
7	5	Felder, James	18 years	Male	Black	Lightning
7	6	Jacobs, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
7	7	Brooks, Joseph	55 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
7	8	Johnson, Haston	9 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
7	9	Gill, Eula	3 years	Female	White	Intermittent fever
7	10	Morrison, Hugh	74 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
7	11	Parish, Joseph	28 years	Male	White	Erysipelas A bacterial infection of the skin that sometimes spread to internal organs and the bloodstream. The disease was sometimes confused with shingles. Some cases were very mild and only caused localized symptoms and discomfort, but the condition could quickly turn more serious in the absence of modern antibiotics (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
7	12	Clark, Albert	65 years	Male	White	Paralysis
7	13	Clark, Evaline	35 years	Female	White	Flooding in child bed
7	14	Munroe, Angeline	14 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
8	1	Miller, Silas	42 years	Male	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
8	2	Wilson, Jake	40 years	Male	Black	Malarial fever
8	3	Smith, Elsie	20 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
8	4	McGahagen, Emma	29 years	Female	White	Bronchitis
8	5	Lewis, Mahala	45 years	Female	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
8	6	Williams, Greek [?]	84 years	Male	Black	Paralysis
8	7	Mathis, Elsie	11 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
8	8	Roof, Clara	18 years	Female	Black	Unknown
9	1	Martin, Johney	30 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
9	2	Pasteur, Anna	3 years	Female	White	Diphtheria
9	3	Tucker, Mazena	29 years	Female	White	Congestion of brain
9	4	Hartman, James	46 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	5	Williams, Walter	63 years	Male	White	Cancer
9	6	Rivers, Anna	40 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	7	Sullivan, Riley	36 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
9	8	Heines, Lutachious	8 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	9	Reynolds, James	52 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	10	Cauthen, George	13 years	Male	White	Heart disease
9	11	Cauthen, Exea	3 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	12	Knight, John C.	45 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
9	13	Fort, Dickerson	14 years	Male	White	Brain fever
9	14	Peters, William	1 year	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	15	Morgan, John	20 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	16	White, James H.	1 year	Male	White	Dysentery A range of diseases causing inflammation of the large intestine. Symptoms included fever, severe diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Sometimes this was also called “flux.” The disease was thought to be endemic during the summer months (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
9	17	Lewis, David	2 years	Male	White	Croup A disease mainly attacking infants, in which the mucous membranes of the trachea become inflamed and cause the secretion of a thick mucus that makes it difficult to breathe. Also called cynanche trachealis (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	18	Ransom, Sarrah	18 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
10	1	Smithe, Allise	20 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
10	2	Dickens, Willis	55 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
10	3	Cook, Jacob	60 years	Male	Black	Diarrhea Family members, census takers, and even medical professionals often gave this as a cause of death for any disease where the deceased had suffered from a prolonged intestinal complaint and a more specific diagnosis could not be made.
10	4	Melen, Silas	44 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
10	5	Langston, Joseph	4 years	Male	Black	Typhoid fever
10	6	Hicks, Lawton	2 days	Male	Black	Unknown
10	7	Simmons, Judy	2 months	Male	Black	Bilious fever
10	8	Daymon, Gray	6 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
10	9	Matthews, Ellsey	7 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
10	10	Helenson, Charles	7 years	Male	White	Fever
10	11	Morris, Sarah	9 years	Female	Black	Accidentally shot
11	2	Stafford, Frank	35 years	Male	White	Liver disease
11	3	Mathews, Mary	56 years	Female	White	Heart disease
11	4	Shiffert, Matilda	12 years	Female	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	5	Shiffert, Willie	10 years	Male	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	6	Fant, Jalisia	3 months	Female	White	Dysentery A range of diseases causing inflammation of the large intestine. Symptoms included fever, severe diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Sometimes this was also called “flux.” The disease was thought to be endemic during the summer months (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	7	Riffles, Cora	5 years	Female	Black	Convulsions Another name for seizures or involuntary muscle spasms. Associated with epilepsy and St. Vitus’ dance (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	8	Gamble, Robert	18 years	Male	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	9	Burgess, Mary	39 years	Female	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	10	Sistrunk, Irene	3 years	Female	White	Croup A disease mainly attacking infants, in which the mucous membranes of the trachea become inflamed and cause the secretion of a thick mucus that makes it difficult to breathe. Also called cynanche trachealis (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	11	Latson, Sylvia	41 years	Female	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	12	Jackson, George		Male	Black	Epilepsy
11	13	Jackson, Moses	49 years	Male	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	14	Henderson, Ursa		Female	Black	Diphtheria
11	15	Knight, Gates	31 years	Male	Black	Heart disease
11	16	Wimbley, Clara	72 years	Female	White	Debility
11	17	Lewis, Christian	17 years	Male	Black	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	18	Bailey, Bruny	5 years	Female	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	19	Smith, Edwin	5 years	Male	White	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	20	Russ, Mary	3 years	Female	Black	Hydrocephalus
11	21	McGaghin, William	7 months	Male	White	Dentition This refers to an infection caused by the eruption of new teeth in an infant. In the absence of modern fever reducers or antiseptic agents these infections could sometimes cause serious symptoms and even death (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	22	Carter, Mary Ann	54 years	Female	White	Dysentery A range of diseases causing inflammation of the large intestine. Symptoms included fever, severe diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Sometimes this was also called “flux.” The disease was thought to be endemic during the summer months (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	23	Stevens, Selby	23 years	Female	White	Heart disease
11	24	Williams, Fletcher	1 year	Male	Black	Convulsions Another name for seizures or involuntary muscle spasms. Associated with epilepsy and St. Vitus’ dance (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	25	Yelveston, Charles	3 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
11	26	Layport	50 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
11	27	Calavey, Lewis	5 years	Male	White	Convulsions Another name for seizures or involuntary muscle spasms. Associated with epilepsy and St. Vitus’ dance (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	28	Edwards, Elviria	4 years	Female	White	Convulsions Another name for seizures or involuntary muscle spasms. Associated with epilepsy and St. Vitus’ dance (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
11	29	Avens, Charlisia	28 years	Female	Black	Puerperal fever
11	30	Goodwin, Nelly	47 years	Female	Black	Cynanche maligna
11	31	Waters, Jane	5 years	Male	Black	Diarrhea Family members, census takers, and even medical professionals often gave this as a cause of death for any disease where the deceased had suffered from a prolonged intestinal complaint and a more specific diagnosis could not be made.
11	32	Thulling, Israel	8 years	Male	Black	Epilepsy
11	33	Rogers, Charles	5 years	Male	White	H. cough
11	34	Cotheran, [Infant]	7 days	Male	White	Fever

Title

Marion County Mortality Schedule for the Federal Census of 1880

Subject

Census data

Mortality

Death--Causes--Statistics

Description

Mortality schedule for the United States Census of 1880 for Marion County documenting persons who died during the year ending May 31, 1880.

Creator

United States. Department of the Interior.

Source

State Archives of Florida, Series S548

Date

1880

Contributor

Chandler, H.W.

Johnston, W.R.

Bonner, K.B.

Coleman, James S.

Barco, Daniel M.

Williams, Edwin T.

Josselyn, Charles

Crutchfield, Roberson

Format

census records

Language

eng-US

Type

Text

Identifier

s548_mortality_marion_1880

Coverage

Late 19th-Century Florida (1877-1900)

Transcript

Page	Line	Name	Age	Sex	Race	Cause of Death
1	1	Smith, Ned	6 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
1	2	Brown, Lillias E.	8 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
1	3	Yonge, C. J.	23 years	Male	White	Inflamation of bowels
1	4	Walker, Alex	5 months	Male	Black	Croup
1	5	Perdew, Sarah	25 years	Female	White	Childbed fever
1	6	Perdew, Neill	6 months	Male	White	Malarial fever
1	7	Simms, Gus	2 years	Male	Black	Dropsy
1	8	Walker, Annie	18 years	Female	Black	Childbirth
1	19	Harrington, Abby	71 years	Female	Black	Rising in stomach
1	20	Davis, Major	70 years	Male	Black	Malarial fever
1	21	Woodruff, Albert	5 months	Male	Black	Diphtheria
1	22	Woodruff, Peyton	38 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
1	23	Thomas, W. F.	2 years	Male	Black	Brain fever
1	24	Holmes, Susan R.	21 years	Male	Black	Malarial fever
1	25	Westevelt, Margaret	6 months	Female	White	Malarial fever
1	26	Jumper, Daniel	70 years	Male	Black	Dropsy
1	27	Miller, Agnes	8 months	Female	Black	Spasms
1	28	Ingraham, Emanuel	25 years	Male	Black	Unknown
1	29	Anderson, Penny	52 years	Female	Black	Cancer
2	1	Thomas, [Infant]	4 days	Male	Black	Inanition
2	2	Gallman, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
2	3	Leeman, Harriet	50 years	Female	Black	Lightning
2	4	Felder, James	18 years	Male	Black	Lightning
2	5	Jacobs, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
2	6	Brooks, Joseph	55 years	Male	Black	Dropsy
2	7	Morrison, Hugh	74 years	Male	White	Consumption
2	8	Johnson, Haston	9 years	Male	White	Dropsy
2	9	Gill, Eula	3 years	Female	White	Intermittent fever
2	10	Parish, Joseph	28 years	Male	White	Erysipelas
2	11	Munroe, Angeline	14 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
2	12	Wise, Barbara A.	63 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
2	13	Clark, Albert	65 years	Male	White	Paralysis
2	14	Clark, Evaline	35 years	Female	White	Flooding in child bed
3	3	Howell, Mary	38 years	Female	Black	Intermittent fever
3	4	Ward, Hollday	12 years	Male	Black	Fever
3	5	Ward, Polley	3 years	Female	Black	Measles
3	6	Connor, George	62 years	Male	Black	Remittent fever
3	7	Park, Francis	10 years	Male	Black	Remitting fever
3	8	Thrasher, G. W.	70 years	Male	White	Pneumonia
3	9	Kanida, J. W.	25 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
4	1	Mitchell, Pink	2 years	Male	Black	Inflammation
4	2	Mitchell, Edward	1 year	Male	Black	Spinal disease
4	3	James, P.	16 years	Male	White	Congestive chill
4	4	Jackson, Nancy	30 years	Female	Black	Unknown
4	5	Jones, Zula	2 years	Female	Black	Accidental shot
4	6	London, Ellen	18 years	Female	Black	Childbed fever
4	7	Howard, Sylvia	38 years	Female	Black	Childbed fever
4	8	Nufile, Cora	5 years	Female	Black	Inflammation
4	9	Thomas, Susine	1 year	Female	Black	Whooping cough
4	10	Thomas, Susetta	1 year	Female	Black	Whooping cough
4	11	Goodwin, Nellie	50 years	Female	Black	Unknown
5	1	Curry, Lawton	50 years	Male	White	Heart disease
5	2	Turner, Elizabeth	30 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
5	4	Hamilton Dennis	23 years	Male	White	Congestion of brain
5	5	Frazier, Samuel	7 months	Male	Black	Pneumonia
5	6	Frink, Eugene	29 years	Male	White	Dropsy
5	7	Clark, Ada	2 years	Female	White	Congestion of brain
7	1	Thomas, [Infant]	4 days	Male	Black	Inanition
7	2	Gallman, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
7	3	Leeman, Harriet	50 years	Female	Black	Lightning
7	4	Wise, Barbara A.	63 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
7	5	Felder, James	18 years	Male	Black	Lightning
7	6	Jacobs, [Infant]	1 day	Male	Black	Stillborn
7	7	Brooks, Joseph	55 years	Male	White	Dropsy
7	8	Johnson, Haston	9 years	Male	White	Dropsy
7	9	Gill, Eula	3 years	Female	White	Intermittent fever
7	10	Morrison, Hugh	74 years	Male	White	Consumption
7	11	Parish, Joseph	28 years	Male	White	Erysipelas
7	12	Clark, Albert	65 years	Male	White	Paralysis
7	13	Clark, Evaline	35 years	Female	White	Flooding in child bed
7	14	Munroe, Angeline	14 years	Female	White	Disease of heart
8	1	Miller, Silas	42 years	Male	Black	Dropsy
8	2	Wilson, Jake	40 years	Male	Black	Malarial fever
8	3	Smith, Elsie	20 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
8	4	McGahagen, Emma	29 years	Female	White	Bronchitis
8	5	Lewis, Mahala	45 years	Female	Black	Pneumonia
8	6	Williams, Greek [?]	84 years	Male	Black	Paralysis
8	7	Mathis, Elsie	11 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
8	8	Roof, Clara	18 years	Female	Black	Unknown
9	1	Martin, Johney	30 years	Male	White	Consumption
9	2	Pasteur, Anna	3 years	Female	White	Diphtheria
9	3	Tucker, Mazena	29 years	Female	White	Congestion of brain
9	4	Hartman, James	46 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	5	Williams, Walter	63 years	Male	White	Cancer
9	6	Rivers, Anna	40 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	7	Sullivan, Riley	36 years	Male	White	Consumption
9	8	Heines, Lutachious	8 years	Male	White	Dropsy
9	9	Reynolds, James	52 years	Male	White	Dropsy
9	10	Cauthen, George	13 years	Male	White	Heart disease
9	11	Cauthen, Exea	3 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	12	Knight, John C.	45 years	Male	White	Consumption
9	13	Fort, Dickerson	14 years	Male	White	Brain fever
9	14	Peters, William	1 year	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	15	Morgan, John	20 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	16	White, James H.	1 year	Male	White	Dysentery
9	17	Lewis, David	2 years	Male	White	Croup
9	18	Ransom, Sarrah	18 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
10	1	Smithe, Allise	20 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
10	2	Dickens, Willis	55 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
10	3	Cook, Jacob	60 years	Male	Black	Diarrhea
10	4	Melen, Silas	44 years	Male	White	Consumption
10	5	Langston, Joseph	4 years	Male	Black	Typhoid fever
10	6	Hicks, Lawton	2 days	Male	Black	Unknown
10	7	Simmons, Judy	2 months	Male	Black	Bilious fever
10	8	Daymon, Gray	6 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
10	9	Matthews, Ellsey	7 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
10	10	Helenson, Charles	7 years	Male	White	Fever
10	11	Morris, Sarah	9 years	Female	Black	Accidentally shot
11	2	Stafford, Frank	35 years	Male	White	Liver disease
11	3	Mathews, Mary	56 years	Female	White	Heart disease
11	4	Shiffert, Matilda	12 years	Female	White	Malaria
11	5	Shiffert, Willie	10 years	Male	White	Malaria
11	6	Fant, Jalisia	3 months	Female	White	Dysentery
11	7	Riffles, Cora	5 years	Female	Black	Convulsions
11	8	Gamble, Robert	18 years	Male	White	Malaria
11	9	Burgess, Mary	39 years	Female	White	Malaria
11	10	Sistrunk, Irene	3 years	Female	White	Croup
11	11	Latson, Sylvia	41 years	Female	White	Malaria
11	12	Jackson, George		Male	Black	Epilepsy
11	13	Jackson, Moses	49 years	Male	Black	Dropsy
11	14	Henderson, Ursa		Female	Black	Diphtheria
11	15	Knight, Gates	31 years	Male	Black	Heart disease
11	16	Wimbley, Clara	72 years	Female	White	Debility
11	17	Lewis, Christian	17 years	Male	Black	Malaria
11	18	Bailey, Bruny	5 years	Female	White	Malaria
11	19	Smith, Edwin	5 years	Male	White	Malaria
11	20	Russ, Mary	3 years	Female	Black	Hydrocephalus
11	21	McGaghin, William	7 months	Male	White	Dentition
11	22	Carter, Mary Ann	54 years	Female	White	Dysentery
11	23	Stevens, Selby	23 years	Female	White	Heart disease
11	24	Williams, Fletcher	1 year	Male	Black	Convulsions
11	25	Yelveston, Charles	3 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
11	26	Layport	50 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
11	27	Calavey, Lewis	5 years	Male	White	Convulsions
11	28	Edwards, Elviria	4 years	Female	White	Convulsions
11	29	Avens, Charlisia	28 years	Female	Black	Puerperal fever
11	30	Goodwin, Nelly	47 years	Female	Black	Cynanche maligna
11	31	Waters, Jane	5 years	Male	Black	Diarrhea
11	32	Thulling, Israel	8 years	Male	Black	Epilepsy
11	33	Rogers, Charles	5 years	Male	White	H. cough
11	34	Cotheran, [Infant]	7 days	Male	White	Fever

Collection ID

Subject - Person

Smith, Ned, ca.1874-ca.1880

Brown, Lillias E., ca.1872-ca.1880

Yonge, C. J., ca.1857-ca.1880

Walker, Alex, ca.1880-ca.1880

Perdew, Sarah, ca.1855-ca.1880

Perdew, Neill, ca.1880-ca.1880

Simms, Gus, ca.1878-ca.1880

Walker, Annie, ca.1862-ca.1880

Harrington, Abby, ca.1809-ca.1880

Davis, Major, ca.1810-ca.1880

Woodruff, Albert, ca.1880-ca.1880

Woodruff, Peyton, ca.1842-ca.1880

Thomas, W. F., ca.1878-ca.1880

Holmes, Susan R., ca.1859-ca.1880

Westevelt, Margaret, ca.1880-ca.1880

Jumper, Daniel, ca.1810-ca.1880

Miller, Agnes, ca.1880-ca.1880

Ingraham, Emanuel, ca.1855-ca.1880

Anderson, Penny, ca.1828-ca.1880

Thomas, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Gallman, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Leeman, Harriet, ca.1830-ca.1880

Felder, James, ca.1862-ca.1880

Jacobs, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Brooks, Joseph, ca.1825-ca.1880

Morrison, Hugh, ca.1806-ca.1880

Johnson, Haston, ca.1871-ca.1880

Gill, Eula, ca.1877-ca.1880

Parish, Joseph, ca.1852-ca.1880

Munroe, Angeline, ca.1866-ca.1880

Wise, Barbara A., ca.1817-ca.1880

Clark, Albert, ca.1815-ca.1880

Clark, Evaline, ca.1845-ca.1880

Howell, Mary, ca.1842-ca.1880

Ward, Hollday, ca.1868-ca.1880

Ward, Polley, ca.1877-ca.1880

Connor, George, ca.1818-ca.1880

Park, Francis, ca.1870-ca.1880

Thrasher, G. W., ca.1810-ca.1880

Kanida, J. W., ca.1855-ca.1880

Mitchell, Pink, ca.1878-ca.1880

Mitchell, Edward, ca.1879-ca.1880

James, P., ca.1864-ca.1880

Jackson, Nancy, ca.1850-ca.1880

Jones, Zula, ca.1878-ca.1880

London, Ellen, ca.1862-ca.1880

Howard, Sylvia, ca.1842-ca.1880

Nufile, Cora, ca.1875-ca.1880

Thomas, Susine, ca.1879-ca.1880

Thomas, Susetta, ca.1879-ca.1880

Goodwin, Nellie, ca.1830-ca.1880

Curry, Lawton, ca.1830-ca.1880

Turner, Elizabeth, ca.1850-ca.1880

Hamilton Dennis, ca.1857-ca.1880

Frazier, Samuel, ca.1880-ca.1880

Frink, Eugene, ca.1851-ca.1880

Clark, Ada, ca.1878-ca.1880

Thomas, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Gallman, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Leeman, Harriet, ca.1830-ca.1880

Wise, Barbara A., ca.1817-ca.1880

Felder, James, ca.1862-ca.1880

Jacobs, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Brooks, Joseph, ca.1825-ca.1880

Johnson, Haston, ca.1871-ca.1880

Gill, Eula, ca.1877-ca.1880

Morrison, Hugh, ca.1806-ca.1880

Parish, Joseph, ca.1852-ca.1880

Clark, Albert, ca.1815-ca.1880

Clark, Evaline, ca.1845-ca.1880

Munroe, Angeline, ca.1866-ca.1880

Miller, Silas, ca.1838-ca.1880

Wilson, Jake, ca.1840-ca.1880

Smith, Elsie, ca.1860-ca.1880

McGahagen, Emma, ca.1851-ca.1880

Lewis, Mahala, ca.1835-ca.1880

Williams, Greek [?], ca.1796-ca.1880

Mathis, Elsie, ca.1869-ca.1880

Roof, Clara, ca.1862-ca.1880

Martin, Johney, ca.1850-ca.1880

Pasteur, Anna, ca.1877-ca.1880

Tucker, Mazena, ca.1851-ca.1880

Hartman, James, ca.1834-ca.1880

Williams, Walter, ca.1817-ca.1880

Rivers, Anna, ca.1840-ca.1880

Sullivan, Riley, ca.1844-ca.1880

Heines, Lutachious, ca.1872-ca.1880

Reynolds, James, ca.1828-ca.1880

Cauthen, George, ca.1867-ca.1880

Cauthen, Exea, ca.1877-ca.1880

Knight, John C., ca.1835-ca.1880

Fort, Dickerson, ca.1866-ca.1880

Peters, William, ca.1879-ca.1880

Morgan, John, ca.1860-ca.1880

White, James H., ca.1879-ca.1880

Lewis, David, ca.1878-ca.1880

Ransom, Sarrah, ca.1862-ca.1880

Smithe, Allise, ca.1860-ca.1880

Dickens, Willis, ca.1825-ca.1880

Cook, Jacob, ca.1820-ca.1880

Melen, Silas, ca.1836-ca.1880

Langston, Joseph, ca.1876-ca.1880

Hicks, Lawton, ca.1880-ca.1880

Simmons, Judy, ca.1880-ca.1880

Daymon, Gray, ca.1874-ca.1880

Matthews, Ellsey, ca.1873-ca.1880

Helenson, Charles, ca.1873-ca.1880

Morris, Sarah, ca.1871-ca.1880

Stafford, Frank, ca.1845-ca.1880

Mathews, Mary, ca.1824-ca.1880

Shiffert, Matilda, ca.1868-ca.1880

Shiffert, Willie, ca.1870-ca.1880

Fant, Jalisia, ca.1880-ca.1880

Riffles, Cora, ca.1875-ca.1880

Gamble, Robert, ca.1862-ca.1880

Burgess, Mary, ca.1841-ca.1880

Sistrunk, Irene, ca.1877-ca.1880

Latson, Sylvia, ca.1839-ca.1880

Jackson, George, d. ca.1880

Jackson, Moses, ca.1831-ca.1880

Henderson, Ursa, d. ca.1880

Knight, Gates, ca.1849-ca.1880

Wimbley, Clara, ca.1808-ca.1880

Lewis, Christian, ca.1863-ca.1880

Bailey, Bruny, ca.1875-ca.1880

Smith, Edwin, ca.1875-ca.1880

Russ, Mary, ca.1877-ca.1880

McGaghin, William, ca.1880-ca.1880

Carter, Mary Ann, ca.1826-ca.1880

Stevens, Selby, ca.1857-ca.1880

Williams, Fletcher, ca.1879-ca.1880

Yelveston, Charles, ca.1877-ca.1880

Layport, ca.1830-ca.1880

Calavey, Lewis, ca.1875-ca.1880

Edwards, Elviria, ca.1876-ca.1880

Avens, Charlisia, ca.1852-ca.1880

Goodwin, Nelly, ca.1833-ca.1880

Waters, Jane, ca.1875-ca.1880

Thulling, Israel, ca.1872-ca.1880

Rogers, Charles, ca.1875-ca.1880

Cotheran, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

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