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1860
Mortality Census |
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|
Name |
Age |
Sex |
Color |
Free/ |
Married/ |
Birth |
Month Died |
Occupation |
Disease of cause of death |
# days ill |
|
Charles Quail* |
32 | M | / | M | Hamburg | May | Saloon Keeper | Mortification | 2 1/4 months | |
| Henry Moore | 45 | M | / | Ireland(?) | Jan | Farmer | Exposure | 4 days | ||
| Wm Irvin | 26 | M | M | United States | Feb. | Farmer | Tape Worm | 2 weeks | ||
| John Colford | 40 | M | / | Ireland | April | Laborer | Consumption | 3 months | ||
|
Eliza Morin |
35 |
F |
/ | M | Canada | May | Dropsey | 5 days | ||
| Jane B. Devore | 35 | F | M | Ohio | March | Debility | 3 months | |||
| Wm. Curtain | 6 | M | Cal or Col | Feb. | Croup | 4 days | ||||
| Mary Ann Strong | 38 | F | M | Mo | June | Dropsy of the chest | 1 month | |||
| Martha Martin | 14 | F | Ills | March | Consumption | 1 year | ||||
|
Martha Stengar |
8 |
F | W.T. | May | Consumption | 6 mos. | ||||
|
Remarks: Charles Quail wounded during the Indian War, which would
finally, m----- caused death.
The remarkable rise of the Columbia river, caused
almost the entire destruction of crops in my district. |
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©Shauna Williams