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Birth Certificate Index - Cass County (1909-June 1921) Query 10/21/2017 Birth Certificate Index - Cass County (1909-June 1921) Query 10/21/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Aagard, Norma Norine 02 Nov. 1920 Cass Rasmussen 0380 B2257 Abel, Edith Maurine 25 Apr. 1918 Cass Dotts 0001 B2256 Abelenberger, Lois Zella 29 Feb. 1916 Cass Edwards 0002 B2255 Ackerman, Donald Fleming 29 Oct. 1912 Cass Fleming 0010 B2254 Ackerman, James Woodrow 13 Sept. 1918 Cass Cibert 0002 B2256 Ackerman, Leland Frank 17 Oct. 1920 Cass Newman 0345 B2257 Ackerman, Margaret Catherine 03 June 1920 Cass Seibert 0170 B2257 Ackerman, Roland Elbridge 11 July 1914 Cass Colbern 0006 B2255 Ackerman, Ross J. 12 Apr. 1911 Cass Fleming 0003 B2254 Adams, Audra Maxime 15 Mar. 1916 Cass Dudley 0010 B2255 Adams, Charles H. 09 Oct. 1912 Cass Gilbert 0001 B2254 Adams, Hallie Mae 17 May 1911 Cass Howell 0001 B2254 Adams, Jesse Harrison 08 July 1918 Cass Sands 0003 B2256 Adams, Ross 04 Dec. 1912 Cass Thompson 0011 B2254 Adams, Roxy Vernon 03 Dec. 1914 Cass Thompson 0007 B2255 Agy, Charles Fredrick 24 Nov. 1912 Cass Springer 0009 B2254 Ahrens, Edward Pershing 15 Apr. 1919 Cass Johnston 0001 B2256 Albright, Anna M. 18 Mar. 1912 Cass Draffen 0006 B2254 Albright, Dale 30 Oct. 1913 Cass Draffen 0013 B2255 Albright, Ella Marcella 11 Mar. 1918 Cass Lipp 0004 B2256 Albright, Grethel Arvilla 15 Sept. 1918 Cass Albright 0005 B2256 Albright, Helen Luella 05 Aug. 1914 Cass Hunt 0005 B2255 Aldag (Baby Boy) 20 Oct. 1916 Cass Bannick 0008 B2255 Aldrich, Genevieve Mae 27 Nov. 1918 Cass Bigeton 0006 B2256 Aldrich, Jack Bigelow 02 Apr. 1921 Cass Bigelow 0001 B2257 Aldrich, Jane Marie 07 Feb. 1920 Cass Christofferson 0048 B2257 Aldrich, Mildred Louise 18 Jan. 1918 Cass Christoffersen 0007 B2256 Aldrich, Phil Hoffman 28 July 1913 Cass Hoffman 0007 B2255 Aldrich, Roy 11 Aug. 1913 Cass Christoffersen 0005 B2255 Alexander, Bernita Evelyn 23 Nov. 1919 Cass Wright 0002 B2256 Alexander, Denzil Edward 09 May 1917 Cass Wright 0006 B2256 Alexander, Mildred Berdeen 30 Mar. 1912 Cass Johnson 0005 B2254 Page 1 Birth Certificate Index - Cass County (1909-June 1921) Query 10/21/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Allanson, Mildred 10 Sept. 1909 Cass Davis 0186 B2253 Allanson, Minerva Marcel 16 Dec. 1919 Cass Cypert 0003 B2256 Allen, Dorothy Bell 13 Dec. 1916 Cass Dooley 0003 B2255 Allen, Elan Oliver 27 Sept. 1920 Cass Peron 0308 B2257 Allison, Emeret Arnel 31 Jan. 1911 Cass Odem 0011 B2254 Amador, Dorothy Anna 03 Mar. 1912 Cass Eblen 0007 B2254 Amador, Retta Irene 04 Apr. 1919 Cass Eflen 0004 B2256 Amdor, Joseph Donald 14 Mar. 1916 Cass Eblen 0012 B2255 Amdor, Sarah Catharine 02 Oct. 1913 Cass Eblen 0010 B2255 Anchor, Doris 07 Nov. 1916 Cass Nichols 0004 B2255 Anchor, Dorothy 07 Nov. 1916 Cass Nichols 0005 B2255 Andersen, Evelyn 21 Nov. 1915 Cass Lange 0001 B2255 Andersen, Leta May 05 Feb. 1915 Cass Andersen 0003 B2255 Anderson (Baby Boy) 15 Oct. 1917 Cass Paulson 0003 B2256 Anderson, Adolph G. 02 June 1914 Cass Brown 0003 B2255 Anderson, Adolph Robert 17 Dec. 1919 Cass Andersen 0007 B2256 Anderson, Cecil 17 Aug. 1910 Cass Schulz 0006 B2254 Anderson, Cedric Owen 13 Dec. 1916 Cass Sandberg 0006 B2255 Anderson, Chris Clifford 01 Jan. 1921 Cass Hansen 0002 B2257 Anderson, Edna A. 16 Jan. 1910 Cass Sorensen 0002 B2254 Anderson, Edna E. 04 Feb. 1912 Cass Christensen 0004 B2254 Anderson, Emil A. 13 Jan. 1910 Cass Nelson 0009 B2254 Anderson, Evalin Gwendolin 03 Aug. 1914 Cass Sandberg 0001 B2255 Anderson, Evelyn 12 Jan. 1920 Cass Pawlson 0002 B2257 Anderson, Evelyn Edna 27 Mar. 1911 Cass Nelson 0005 B2254 Anderson, Frankie V. 20 Jan. 1910 Cass Brown 0008 B2254 Anderson, George Boyd 09 June 1918 Cass Christensen 0008 B2256 Anderson, Gerald Winters 30 Sept. 1913 Cass Winters 0008 B2255 Anderson, Gwendolyn Belle 14 Nov. 1911 Cass Winters 0009 B2254 Anderson, Harold Robert 14 Oct. 1913 Cass Prall 0003 B2255 Anderson, Hazel L. 22 Oct. 1911 Cass Antill 0002 B2254 Anderson, Howard 10 June 1910 Cass Prall 0004 B2254 Page 2 Birth Certificate Index - Cass County (1909-June 1921) Query 10/21/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Anderson, Howard R. 30 Oct. 1914 Cass Christensen 0004 B2255 Anderson, Imogene Opal 11 Aug. 1911 Cass Duff 0013 B2254 Anderson, Lee Rudolph 26 Aug. 1912 Cass Anderson 0012 B2254 Anderson, Lenora Louise 15 July 1911 Cass Sorensen 0006 B2254 Anderson, Leonard Wilson 07 June 1918 Cass Anderson 0009 B2256 Anderson, Lester Harold 21 Sept. 1915 Cass Onken 0005 B2255 Anderson, Lyle Vernon 18 Sept. 1918 Cass Trent 0010 B2256 Anderson, Marjorie Irene 28 Feb. 1914 Cass Herbert 0002 B2255 Anderson, Max Louis 05 Feb. 1917 Cass Duff 0001 B2256 Anderson, Ralph Leroy 31 July 1920 Cass Christensen 0214 B2257 Anderson, Ramona 08 June 1915 Cass Benson 0004 B2255 Anderson, Raymond F. 22 May 1910 Cass Christensen 0007 B2254 Anderson, Roger Emmett 20 Sept. 1919 Cass Schultz 0006 B2256 Anderson, Roy 05 Dec. 1917 Cass Christensen 0002 B2256 Anderson, Ruby 23 Feb. 1916 Cass Goodwin 0001 B2255 Anderson, Segra Augusta 18 July 1911 Cass Brown 0012 B2254 Anderson, Thomas Herald 27 Feb. 1909 Cass Marsh 0187 B2253 Anderson, Viola Elizabeth 14 June 1913 Cass Christensen 0001 B2255 Anderson, W. Elizabeth 26 July 1913 Cass Park 0006 B2255 Andrews, Donald LaVerne 01 Sept. 1913 Cass Tucker 0012 B2255 Andrews, Earl 09 Dec. 1916 Cass Leaverton 0009 B2255 Angell, Russell William 11 May 1921 Cass Lewis 0004 B2257 Anker, Marian Dorothy 16 Sept. 1913 Cass Nichols 0004 B2255 Anstey, Adienne Helen 26 Sept. 1915 Cass McGrew 0008 B2255 Anstey, Alice Faye 02 Feb. 1919 Cass McGrew 0012 B2256 Anstey, Amy Lucile 04 June 1913 Cass Megrew 0011 B2255 Anstey, Bertha Helen 05 Sept. 1911 Cass Cruise 0008 B2254 Anstey, George Cruise 01 Mar. 1917 Cass Anstey 0004 B2256 Anstey, Margorie Catharine 12 Aug. 1913 Cass Cruise 0009 B2255 Anstey, Marie Sarah 19 Sept. 1920 Cass Hatton 0309 B2257 Anstey, Mary V. 12 July 1909 Cass Smise 0185 B2253 Anxier (Baby Girl) 09 Dec. 1911 Cass Buckley 0004 B2254 Page 3 Birth Certificate Index - Cass County (1909-June 1921) Query 10/21/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Archer, Alice Jessie 12 Aug. 1918 Cass Day 0011 B2256 Archer, Elma Edna 26 Nov. 1915 Cass Day 0009 B2255 Archer, Fostena Pearl 27 Mar. 1920 Cass Wallace 0089 B2257 Archer, Irwin Donald 31 Mar. 1920 Cass Barrow 0090 B2257 Armentraut, Roscoe Arthur 01 Sept. 1918 Cass Bell 0012 B2256 Armentrout, Paul Eugene 07 Feb. 1920 Cass Bell 0049 B2257 Armstrong, Belle Marie 06 June 1920 Cass Daughenbaugh 0171 B2257 Armstrong, Charles Dale 28 Feb. 1919 Cass Daughenbaugh 0009 B2256 Armstrong, Chester I. 08 Sept. 1915 Cass Smith 0002 B2255 Armstrong, Garland Smitz 29 Mar. 1913 Cass Smith 0002 B2255 Armstrong, Harry C. 31 July 1910 Cass Smith 0001 B2254 Armstrong, Harry Chris 22 Feb. 1913 Cass Line 0014 B2255 Armstrong, Ioila M. 10 Apr. 1912 Cass Smith 0003 B2254 Armstrong, Lyle Edward 1913 Cass McCarthy 0015 B2255 Armstrong, Mary Mildred 16 Oct. 1911 Cass Grifith 0010 B2254 Arnesmeier, Mary Murdock 05 Jan. 1921 Cass Murdock 0005 B2257 Arp, Carl 1912 Cass Kraag 0002 B2254 Arrowsmith, James Lloyd 24 June 1918 Cass Carlton 0013 B2256 Artlip, Majorie Belle 21 Nov. 1918 Cass Artlip 0014 B2256 Artlip, Norbert 15 Apr. 1917 Cass Shaffer 0005 B2256 Asay, Audrey E. 06 June 1910 Cass Pierson 0010 B2254 Ashley, Marjory 15 Apr. 1919 Cass Ashley 0010 B2256 Ashmore, Junior Harold Smith 15 Dec. 1920 Cass Smith 0435 B2257 Ashwood, James Martin Woodrow 23 Sept. 1918 Cass Gaines 0015 B2256 Atwood, Isabelle Lucille 26 Apr. 1918 Cass Lipert 0016 B2256 Auerbach, Blanche M.S. 08 Aug. 1910 Cass Brehmer 0003 B2254 Auerbach, Donald Kreamer 22 Apr. 1916 Cass Kreamer 0007 B2255 Auerbach, Harper Jack 26 Apr. 1921 Cass Kreamer 0003 B2257 Auerbach, Loyd Carl Fred 29 Sept. 1915 Cass Brehmer 0006 B2255 Auerbach, Robert Henry 01 Mar. 1918 Cass Brehmer 0017 B2256 Auerbach, Wilbur Lee 26 May 1920 Cass Brehmer 0141 B2257 Augell, James William 04 Oct. 1920 Cass Selby 0346 B2257 Page 4 Birth Certificate Index - Cass County (1909-June 1921) Query 10/21/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Aupperle, Inez Elaine 21 Oct. 1919 Cass Crozier 0010.5 B2256 Aupperlee, Irene Edith 15 June 1919 Cass Bruckman 0011 B2256 Austie, William Hugh 14 Dec. 1920 Cass McGrew 0410 B2257 Auxier, Clair Daniel 15 July 1916 Cass Lane 0011 B2255 Ayers, Chester Bartin 27 June 1912 Cass Bradley 0008 B2254 Babbitt, Velma Ruth 15 Dec. 1920 Cass Franklin 0411 B2257 Babultz, Don Bernhardt 12 July 1915 Cass Kirkman 0025 B2255 Backsen, Howard O. 25 Aug. 1910 Cass Bumann 0022 B2254 Bagshaw, Mary Elise 28 June 1912 Cass Banoroff 0029 B2254 Bagshaw, Robert Lewis 24 Nov. 1916 Cass Borrowcliff 0045 B2255 Baier, George Mohlandt 18 June 1921 Cass Daughenbaugh 0006 B2257 Baier, George William Thue 05 Feb. 1920 Cass Claussen 0050 B2257 Baier, Howard Dale 01 May 1918 Cass Larson 0018 B2256 Baier, Raymond John 05 Nov. 1914 Cass Ehle 0031 B2255 Baier, Virginia Isabel 27 Dec. 1918 Cass Ehle 0019 B2256 Bailey, Bert Raymond 17 July 1917 Cass Hamler 0014 B2256 Bailey, Beva Josephine 18 Nov. 1913 Cass Tompkins 0031 B2255 Bailey, Bonnie L. 19 May 1909 Cass Guske 0197 B2253 Bailey, Boyd Donald 1909 Cass Odem 0195 B2253 Bailey, Clyde I. 15 Feb. 1911 Cass Odem 0024 B2254 Bailey, George Alfred 11 Feb. 1909 Cass Tompkin 0219 B2253 Bailey, Gladys Iola 14 Aug. 1911 Cass Wilfong 0028 B2254 Bailey, Iva I.
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