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1850  Mortality  Schedule  for  White  River  Township

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SCHEDULE 3 -- Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, in White River Township in the County of Randolph, State of Indiana , enumerated by me, H. H. Neff Ass't Marshal.

NAME OF EVERY PERSON WHO DIED during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, whose Place of Abode at the Time of his Death was in his Family		DESCRIPTION					PLACE OF BIRTH	The Month in which the Person died	PROFESSION, OCCUPATION	DISEASE OR	Number of DAYS ILL
Line	GIVEN, SURNAME	Age	Sex	Color W B M	Free or Slave	Md or Wd	Naming the State, Territory or Country	MONTH	OR TRADE	CAUSE OF DEATH	#
#	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1	Christina Bloom	49	F			M	Germany	September		Abortion	Sudden
Remarks:  Cholera 8, Inflamation of the brain 4, Scarlot Fever 7, Cong of brain 1, Typhoid fever 1, Consumption 1, Lung fever 3, Croup 2, Dropsy 2, Fever 2, Whooping Cough 1, Scalded 2, Cancer 1, Abortion 1, Total 36 1 female

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SCHEDULE 3 -- Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, in White River Township in the County of Randolph, State of Indiana , enumerated by me, H. H. Neff Ass't Marshal.

NAME OF EVERY PERSON WHO DIED during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, whose Place of Abode at the Time of his Death was in his Family		DESCRIPTION					PLACE OF BIRTH	The Month in which the Person died	PROFESSION, OCCUPATION	DISEASE OR	Number of DAYS ILL
Line	GIVEN, SURNAME	Age	Sex	Color W B M	Free or Slave	Md or Wd	Naming the State, Territory or Country	MONTH	OR TRADE	CAUSE OF DEATH	#
#	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1	David Thompson	18	M				Ind	October	Farmer	Typhoid Fever	11 days
2	Noah Benson	13	M				Ohio	July		Cholera	10 hours
3	John S. Benson	7	M				Ind	July		Cholera	12 hours
4	Mary Hiatt	1	F				Ind	October		Inflamation of Brain	10 days
5	Lucian Bowsman	1	M				Ind	July		Inflamation of Brain	7 days
6	John Hull	84	M			M	N.J.	August	Brickmaker	Cholera	3 days
7	Phebe Hull	71	F				N.J.	August		Cholera	6 days
8	Ezra Helm	2	M				Ind	May		Fever	5 weeks
9	Moses Johnson	3	M				Ind	January		Scarlet Fever	3 days
10	Paulina Johnson	6	F				Ind	January		Scarlet Fever	4 days
11	Robert R. Johnson	2	M				Ind	January		Scarlet Fever	5 days
12	Permedia Lasley	40	M			M	Ind	February		Cancer	2 years
13	Susannah Johnson	6	F				Ind	January		Scarlet Fever	4 days
14	Sovina J. Powell	3m	F				Ind	March		Whooping Cough	8 days
15	Amanda Meadows	8	F				Ind	December		Scarlet Fever	4 days
16	Malinda Meadows	3	F				Ind	December		Scarlet Fever	7 days
17	David E. Heaston	37	M			M	Va	July		Cholera	5 hours
18	Christina Heaston	25	F			W	Ohio	August		Cholera	13 hours
19	Ancil Heaston	1	M				Ind	August		Cholera	2 days
20	Matthew Way	46	M			M	N.C.	August	Teamster	Cholera	8 hours
21	Benjamin Deboy	3	M				Ind	October		Fever	7 days
22	Rachael Teagle	4	F				Ind	December		Croup	7 days
23	Celia Addington	2m	F				Ind	May		Croup	4 days
24	Royston Ford	37	M			M	Ky	February	Farmer	Congestion of Brain	2 days
25	Mary M. Huffman	24	F			M	Penn	June		Dropsy	3 weeks
26	Sarah McPherson	16	F				Ohio	November		Consumption	2 weeks
27	William R. Wright	31	M			M	Ohio	September	Farmer	Lung Fever	2 weeks
28	Reece W. Wright	38	M			M	Ohio	April	Farmer	Lung Fever	4 years
29	Joseph McIntire	1	M				Penn	November		Dropsy	5 months
30	Mary McIntire	1	F				Penn	April		Scalded	2 weeks
31	Albert McIntire	3	M				Penn	April		Lung Fever	9 days
32	Lafayette Pingrey	5	M				Ind	February		Scarlet Fever	3 days
33	Martin L. Addington	1m	M				Ind	June		Inflamation of Brain	2 days
34	Elizabeth Huffman	6m	F				Ind	September		Inflamation of Brain	9 days
35	Elizabeth Willis	4	F				Ind	December		Scalded	6 days
Remarks:  Cholera prevailed to some extent. Limestone water of superior quality. The timber consists of Poplar, Oak, Maple, Beech, Ash, Walnut, Cherry, Hickory & Elm. Indications of Iron-ore, Total deaths 20 males 15 females

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