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From: "Ed and Mary Yonan" <>
Subject: Re: [SOMGEN] Federal Mortality Schedule
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:47:47 -0700
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Hi Phyllis,

I think that the mortality schedule included people who had died within the
year prior to the census. So mortality schedules would appear every 10
years for each county, just as the censuses do. The should be available in
any library where census records can be found or on Ancestry.com, if you
have a subscription.

I will send you a private e-mail with more info about this George Harden.
He was my G3 grandfather.

Mary Yonan

----- Original Message -----
From: <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 12:51 PM
Subject: [SOMGEN] Federal Mortality Schedule


> Where are copies of Federal Mortality Schedules located?
>
> Someone sent me a note that George Harden age 87, born PA, farmer, broken
> hip by a fall in June(probably in the year 1887) died. US Federal
> Mortality
> Schedule, Somerset, South Hampton.
>
> Where could I possibly find a copy of this particular Mortality Schedule?
> Were these schedules made every year?
>
> Any help or suggestions gratefully accepted.
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