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- Alabama: 1908
- Alaska: 1913
- Arizona: 1909
- Arkansas: 1914
- California: 1905
- Colorado: 1907
- Connecticut: 1897
- Delaware: 1881
- District of Columbia: 1855
- Florida: 1899
- Georgia: 1919
- Hawaii: 1896
- Idaho: 1911
- Illinois: 1916
- Indiana: 1900
- Iowa: 1880
- Kansas: 1911
- Kentucky: 1911
- Louisiana: 1914
- Maine: 1892
- Maryland: 1898
- Massachusetts: 1841
- Michigan: 1867
- Minnesota: 1900
- Mississippi: 1912
- Missouri: 1910
- Montana: 1907
- Nebraska: 1905
- Nevada: 1911
- New Hampshire: 1905
- New Jersey: 1848
- New Mexico: 1919
- New York: 1880
- North Carolina: 1913
- North Dakota: 1908
- Ohio: 1909
- Oklahoma: 1908
- Oregon: 1903
- Pennsylvania: 1906
- Rhode Island: 1852
- South Carolina: 1915
- South Dakota: 1905
- Tennessee: 1914
- Texas: 1903
- Utah: 1905
- Vermont: 1857
- Virginia: 1912
- Washington: 1907
- West Virginia: 1917
- Wisconsin: 1907
- Wyoming: 1909
Death-Record References
- Your Guide to Cemetery Research by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack (Betterway Books, $19.99)
- “Nineteenth-Century Death Records: How Dependable Are They?” by William B. Saxbe Jr., National Genealogical Society Quarterly 87 (March 1999)
- “Read Between the Lines: Interpreting Modern Death Records” and “What Killed Aunt Rhody? Interpreting Old Death Records” lectures by William B. Saxbe Jr., $8.50 each from www.audiotapes.com
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