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Items with subject 'Death Records'
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Maryland Executions Collection
by Unknown (1638 – 1961)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
This collection contains a list of Maryland executions dating from 1638 to 1961. Data includes races, name, age, occupation, method and county.
Melson and Cooper Funeral Program Collection
by Hastings Funeral Home; Holloway Funeral Home (2003)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Melson and Cooper Funeral Program Collection contains two funeral programs for Alfred Vaughn Melson, Sr. (1942-2003) and two funeral programs for Richard Waller Cooper (1913-2003).
Miles Family Papers
by Miles, Elizabeth Thomas; Miles, Harry B. (1862 – 2010)
8 boxes, 3 oversize folders (8.5 linear feet)
The Miles family papers document the Upper Fairmount, Somerset County, Maryland family from 1862 to 2010, though primarily from the 1880s to the 1940s. The correspondence, photographs, business records, church records, and more center around Harry B. Miles and Elizabeth (Thomas) Miles, as well as their children, Harry Budd and Betty J., and other Thomas and Miles family members. From 1916 to 1961, Harry Miles served as one of Somerset County's primary undertakers. The family also played a role in managing the Upper Fairmount Methodist Episcopal Church
Minos Webb Death Certificate
by Worcester County (April 16, 1928)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
This collection contains the Worcester County death certificate for Minos Webb (1837-1928) who died of exposure.
Parsons Cemetery Burial records
by Shade, Emily (1900s)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
This collection lists all the people buried in Parsons Cemetery in Salisbury, Maryland. The list also contains the birth and death of every person within the cemetery. The cemetery covers deaths that happened throughout the twentieth century.
Patricia G. Emerson Collection
by Unknown (circa 1930)
2 folders (0.02 linear feet)
The Patricia G. Emerson Collection contains photographs of the Caulk family and three death certificates. The photographs are taken around the 1930s in Sharptown, Maryland where the family resided. Each photograph is labeled with names of persons. The three death certificates are for Ana E. Caulk, Lillian Caulk, and John Caulk, who all died in Wicomico County, Maryland.
Ralph Gootee Collection
by Gootee, Ralph L. Jr. (1827 – 1991)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Ralph Gootee Collection covers local history of Laurel, Delaware, with Gootee genealogy history. Ralph L. Gootee Jr. marked every grave within Laurel, Delaware with a description of who was buried there. There is also a detailed description of Gootee family members births, marriages, and deaths.
Smith Family Collection
by Miles, Moody K. III; Stewart, John Richard (1863 – 1990)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Smith Family Collection contains a collection of Maryland cemetery records, an index for the book "The Parson of the Islands", and small genealogical information on the Smith family. The cemetery records cover All Saints Church, John Wesley United Methodist Church, Manokin Presbyterian Church, Parsons Cemetery, and Rock Creek Cemetery. The record was conducted by John Richard Stewart. The book index was written by Moody K. Miles, III. The Smith family genealogical information is taken from the Smith Family Bible, which includes a birth and death date for family members.
Synepuxent Bay Accident Collection
by Kerns, J. Seeger (November 5, 1986)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
Within the collection is a quick overview of an accident that took place on the Synepuxent Bay (Sound Bay) on Wednesday July 11, 1838. A squall upset on one of the boats caused eighteen people to be thrown into the water, with six drowning.
Whittington and Newman Store Ledger
by Whittington and Newman Store (1863 – 1866)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Whittington and Newman Store Ledger, 1863-1866, documents the goods and services provided by the store located near Marion Station, Somerset County, Maryland. Goods and services included carriage wheels and associated repairs, plow mending, plow handles and wheel bushings. Coffins for men, women and children were also sold. The ledger notes customers names, prices and race.