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Death Certificate Index - Hamilton County (July 1927-1939) 4/16/2015 Death Certificate Index - Hamilton County (July 1927-1939) 4/16/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Abels, Jantje 17 Jan. 1861 Holland 22 July 1935 Hamilton Houwen F40-0106 D2763 Abrahamson, Lawrence Victor 20 July 1920 Iowa 19 Dec. 1938 Hamilton Barkema J40-0166 D2864 Ackerson, Anna 27 June 1845 Sweden 09 Feb. 1931 Hamilton Unknown B40-026 D2642 Ackley, Edward 17 May 1854 Ohio 18 Dec. 1930 Hamilton Walker A40-177 D2614 Adams, James Edward 11 Mar. 1870 Iowa 30 Mar. 1935 Hamilton Subberd F40-0041 D2763 Adams, James M. (Larson) 07 Feb. 1921 Iowa 12 Aug. 1932 Hamilton Mattson C40-119 D2668 Adams, Maria Jane 13 Feb. 1854 Illinois 17 Aug. 1927 Hamilton Hand 40-1120 D2195 Adams, Mary Minnie 09 Jan. 1867 Iowa 19 Mar. 1933 Hamilton Guthrie D40-032 D2697 Adams, Selmer Derwin 12 Dec. 1880 Iowa 09 Mar. 1930 Hamilton Groves A40-042 D2614 Adams, Susanna 03 Oct. 1850 Germany 07 Oct. 1932 Hamilton Unknown C40-146 D2668 Adams, William H. 24 Apr. 1874 Scotland 05 Jan. 1929 Hamilton Atkins 40-1427 D2196 Albert, Roger J. 18 Apr. 1938 Iowa 19 Apr. 1938 Hamilton Arnold J40-0045 D2864 Alexander, Lydia 20 July 1844 Pennsylvania 27 June 1933 Hamilton VonNeida D40-091 D2697 Alexander, William Henry 12 Jan. 1854 Indiana 20 Nov. 1939 Hamilton Hodge 40-0148 D2898 Allen, Addie Bell 12 May 1865 Illinois 21 Sept. 1938 Hamilton Clifton J40-0156 D2864 Allen, Dyza 16 Jan. 1844 Indiana 16 June 1932 Hamilton Anderson C40-083 D2668 Allen, Hubert 05 May 1851 Ohio 17 Apr. 1931 Hamilton Kellogg B40-059 D2642 Allen, Martha A. 09 June 1855 New York 12 June 1937 Hamilton Hayes H40-0118 D2830 Allen, William Sherman 23 July 1865 Indiana 28 May 1933 Hamilton Buzen D40-068 D2697 Altvater, Phoebie Tempie 30 Nov. 1870 Iowa 15 Oct. 1938 Hamilton Seward J40-0127 D2864 Alvestad, Lars 23 Jan. 1853 Norway 28 Mar. 1936 Hamilton Unknown G40-0048D2794 Alvested, Martha 18 Aug. 1855 Norway 18 Mar. 1934 Hamilton Tobiasen E40-0037 D2730 Amelsberg, Bonnie Joan 02 Aug. 1935 Iowa 02 Aug. 1935 Hamilton Oleson F40-0126 D2763 Amundson, Amund Jacobus June 1860 Wisconsin 15 Feb. 1932 Hamilton Livate C40-034 D2668 Amundson, Bertina 07 June 1873 Norway 01 Sept. 1927 Hamilton Unknown 40-1137 D2195 Amundson, Emma Isabelle 29 Aug. 1936 Iowa 07 Apr. 1939 Hamilton Larson 40-0059 D2898 Amundson, Lola Belle 02 Mar. 1907 Illinois 17 Aug. 1933 Hamilton Gates D40-109 D2697 Anderson (Baby Boy) 18 Aug. 1936 Iowa 18 Aug. 1936 Hamilton Quam G40-0206D2794 Anderson, Albert Arthur 10 Feb. 1933 Iowa 30 Aug. 1939 Hamilton Thompson 40-0113 D2898 Anderson, Alvin Bernard 14 Jan. 1875 Minnesota 30 July 1934 Hamilton Nelson E40-0101 D2730 Anderson, Andrew Emanuel 03 Mar. 1856 Norway 11 July 1933 Hamilton Unknown D40-100 D2697 Anderson, Andrew S. 09 Apr. 1848 Norway 21 Feb. 1928 Hamilton Hoverstein 40-1296 D2196 Page 1 Death Certificate Index - Hamilton County (July 1927-1939) 4/16/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Anderson, Andrew William 15 Oct. 1842 Sweden 31 May 1930 Hamilton A40-076 D2614 Anderson, Berdella Arlene 06 May 1926 Iowa 14 Mar. 1932 Hamilton Tjernalel C40-032 D2668 Anderson, Crystal Vivian 16 Feb. 1919 Iowa 17 May 1931 Hamilton Samuels B40-076 D2642 Anderson, David 20 July 1865 Denmark 16 Sept. 1939 Hamilton Davidson 40-0128 D2898 Anderson, Ellen 1855 Norway 03 Apr. 1928 Hamilton Stahel 40-1247 D2196 Anderson, Evaline Jessie 15 Nov. 1936 Iowa 15 Nov. 1936 Hamilton Snell G40-0185 D2794 Anderson, Fred Mander 30 Sept. 1867 Sweden 06 June 1928 Hamilton Erickson 40-1288 D2196 Anderson, Gurine Hovick 20 Mar. 1853 Norway 06 Feb. 1938 Hamilton Unknown J40-0017 D2864 Anderson, Hans A. 04 Oct. 1868 Iowa 25 Jan. 1937 Hamilton Hanson H40-0023 D2830 Anderson, Hedda Matilda 22 July 1868 Sweden 27 Jan. 1928 Hamilton Jonson 40-1195 D2196 Anderson, Henry Hugh 04 June 1913 North Dakota 14 Jan. 1935 Hamilton Heeley F40-0017 D2763 Anderson, Hilder John 06 Mar. 1884 Iowa 18 Mar. 1938 Hamilton J40-0033 D2864 Anderson, Hugh 22 Nov. 1876 Canada 25 Dec. 1938 Hamilton Unknown J40-0160 D2864 Anderson, Hugh 05 Nov. 1865 Illinois 16 July 1935 Hamilton Kennedy F40-0109 D2763 Anderson, Ingewald August 29 Aug. 1884 Iowa 22 Mar. 1936 Hamilton Unknown G40-0064 D2794 Anderson, Isabelle J. 25 Mar. 1864 Norway 01 June 1933 Hamilton Granville D40-081 D2697 Anderson, John 07 Nov. 1847 Ohio 04 May 1928 Hamilton Updike 40-1282 D2196 Anderson, John Albert Segbert 21 Nov. 1880 Sweden 13 Nov. 1933 Hamilton Unknown D40-151 D2697 Anderson, John Fredrick 23 Jan. 1874 Iowa 03 May 1931 Hamilton Peterson B40-078 D2642 Anderson, John Victor 19 Dec. 1857 Sweden 10 Oct. 1931 Hamilton B40-143 D2642 Anderson, Joshua Christenson 08 Oct. 1860 Denmark 14 May 1935 Hamilton Unknown F40-0101 D2763 Anderson, Kathleen Anne 13 Feb. 1934 Iowa 19 Feb. 1934 Hamilton Quam E40-0077 D2730 Anderson, Lola Belle 11 Mar. 1874 Illinois 30 Mar. 1932 Hamilton McClurg C40-045 D2668 Anderson, Margarite 18 Sept. 1840 Norway 17 July 1932 Hamilton Unknown C40-102 D2668 Anderson, Matilda Christen 07 Apr. 1858 Sweden 19 May 1931 Hamilton B40-062 D2642 Anderson, Merlyn Dean 09 June 1929 Iowa 12 June 1929 Hamilton Fallin 40-1486 D2196 Anderson, Minnie Maud 24 Nov. 1879 Iowa 05 Jan. 1939 Hamilton Stowell 40-0012 D2898 Anderson, Nelle May 26 May 1872 Illinois 02 Nov. 1927 Hamilton McClurg 40-1165 D2195 Anderson, Peter 10 Nov. 1869 Iowa 21 Feb. 1938 Hamilton Peterson J40-0025 D2864 Anderson, Soren O. 14 June 1848 Norway 23 Feb. 1928 Hamilton Anderson 40-1213 D2196 Andress, Dellen S. 31 Dec. 1852 Iowa 23 July 1937 Hamilton Mitchell H40-0132 D2830 Andress, Julia Elizabeth 18 Mar. 1858 Iowa 11 June 1935 Hamilton Paine F40-0096 D2763 Page 2 Death Certificate Index - Hamilton County (July 1927-1939) 4/16/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Andrews, Tena Christina 13 July 1886 Iowa 29 Oct. 1929 Hamilton Olafson 40-1537 D2196 Anfinson, Anna (Nassen) 02 July 1860 Norway 20 Oct. 1936 Hamilton Flygstad G40-0163D2794 Angstrom, Peter C. 02 July 1865 Sweden 29 Oct. 1933 Hamilton Olson D40-143 D2697 Arends, Arend John 11 Oct. 1865 Germany Jan. 1934 Hamilton Koop E40-0018D2730 Arends, Evelyn 24 June 1906 Iowa 04 Feb. 1937 Hamilton Ables H40-0030 D2830 Armstrong, Howard 08 Apr. 1846 Wisconsin 20 Dec. 1930 Hamilton Braddley A40-190 D2614 Arnold, Amanda Frances 12 Nov. 1860 Illinois 24 Nov. 1937 Hamilton Amsler H40-0183 D2830 Arnold, Janet 29 Nov. 1938 Iowa 30 Nov. 1938 Hamilton McGuire J40-0151 D2864 Arnold, Lizzie 30 Oct. 1874 Iowa 19 Oct. 1932 Hamilton Kale C40-139 D2668 Arnold, Sam Brown 25 Aug. 1867 Ohio 27 Sept. 1931 Hamilton Gory B40-125 D2642 Arnold, Theodore 03 Sept. 1864 Illlinois 17 Dec. 1932 Hamilton Breal C40-169 D2668 Arnold, William 03 Nov. 1853 Ohio 09 Dec. 1937 Hamilton Tredbaugh H40-0195 D2830 Ash, Richard Harry 28 June 1867 Wisconsin 23 Dec. 1939 Hamilton Rhyan 40-0170 D2898 Ashmore, Michael 29 July 1854 Illinois 02 Apr. 1934 Hamilton Unknown E40-0059 D2730 Askelson, Sella 02 Jan. 1837 Norway 04 May 1930 Hamilton Donnowe A40-074 D2614 Atkins, John 03 Jan. 1867 Missouri 26 May 1931 Hamilton Ovens B40-064 D2642 Atkinson, Charles Edgar 11 Nov. 1902 Iowa 04 Apr. 1934 Hamilton Sholes E40-0063 D2730 Aumiller, Jack 11 Mar. 1836 Pennsylvania 16 Apr. 1928 Hamilton Hinley 40-1252 D2196 Austin, Clifford A. Sept. 1877 Illinois 06 July 1927 Hamilton Frunk 40-1101 D2195 Badger, Laura Hargrave 07 Dec. 1869 Missouri 26 Feb. 1929 Hamilton Baaty 40-1432 D2196 Bahrenfuss, Benjamin Buryl 08 Oct. 1894 Iowa 02 Feb. 1936 Hamilton Varhes G40-0112D2794 Bahrenfuss, William H. 10 Nov. 1868 Iowa 23 May 1929 Hamilton Shroder 40-1471 D2196 Bair, Silas B. 03 Nov. 1852 Ohio 03 June 1928 Hamilton Bennett 40-1294 D2196 Baird, Lucy 09 Apr. 1862 Illinois 27 Oct. 1935 Hamilton Unknown F40-0154 D2763 Baird, William Robinson 02 May 1930 Iowa 20 June 1934 Hamilton Allen E40-0081 D2730 Baird, William Robinson 12 Sept. 1852 Pennsylvania 27 Nov. 1938 Hamilton Travis J40-0146 D2864 Baker, Amelia Anne 23 Aug. 1864 Iowa 12 July 1938 Hamilton Unknown J40-0088 D2864 Baker, Howard William 11 May 1888 Iowa 16 Mar. 1939 Hamilton Krumaida 40-0036 D2898 Baker, William Henry 07 Apr. 1856 Germany 27 May 1932 Hamilton Heselhuhn C40-078 D2668 Baldus, Theodore F. 18 Jan. 1857 New Jersey 26 Nov. 1934 Hamilton Thomas E40-0179 D2730 Balger, Micheal 17 Feb. 1870 Iowa 17 Aug. 1938 Hamilton Dolen J40-0110 D2864 Ball, LeRoy Warner 26 Nov. 1876 Iowa 14 Nov. 1937 Hamilton Unknown H40-0184 D2830 Page 3 Death Certificate Index - Hamilton County (July 1927-1939) 4/16/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Ballantine, Eva May 10 Sept. 1869 Missouri 07 Mar. 1938 Hamilton Tanner J40-0032 D2864 Balsley, Jake A. 05 Nov. 1875 Iowa 11 July 1938 Hamilton Unknown J40-0092 D2864 Banta, Jennie Christeen 21 Aug. 1873 Ohio 12 Jan. 1928 Hamilton Bryan 40-1200 D2196 Barkema, Annette Margerite 14 Mar. 1880 Iowa 10 Sept. 1935 Hamilton Buss F40-0200 D2763 Barkema, Emma Christina 13 May 1892 Iowa 25 Nov. 1930 Hamilton Jacobson A40-165 D2614 Barkema, Hans George 06 Apr. 1896 Iowa 15 Oct. 1934 Hamilton Wessels E40-0167 D2730 Barkema, Myrtle May 10 Mar.
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