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Birth Certificate Index - Black Hawk County (1909-June 1921)Q 9/5/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Aagard, Hans Carrel 07 Oct. 1915 Black Hawk Aagard 0017 B2085 Abernethy, Bernice Irene 11 Apr. 1920 Black Hawk James 0957 B2090 Abfelter, Francis Mable 28 Nov. 1918 Black Hawk Losfte 0001 B2087 Abfelter, Ruby Esther 14 Oct. 1914 Black Hawk Lofte 0734 B2085 Abraham, Dorothy Eveline 18 Mar. 1912 Black Hawk See 0676 B2083 Abrams, Burr Raymond 06 Nov. 1909 Black Hawk Lee 0171 B2081 Abrams, Pauline Evelyn 20 Mar. 1920 Black Hawk Shafer 0838 B2090 Abrams, Thelma Doris 24 Aug. 1915 Black Hawk See 0013 B2085 Abrams, Wilma May 03 Mar. 1918 Black Hawk See 0002 B2087 Ackerman, Arlan Walter 17 July 1920 Black Hawk Westendorf 0001 B2089 Ackerman, Berdina Sopha 28 Aug. 1912 Black Hawk Tegtmeier 0151 B2082 Ackerman, Bonnie R. 22 Nov. 1916 Black Hawk Strack 0012 B2085 Ackerman, Gladys Martha 03 Oct. 1915 Black Hawk Tegtmeyer 0006 B2085 Ackerman, Harold J. 08 Jan. 1909 Black Hawk Tegtmeier 0062 B2081 Ackerman, John Henry 14 Aug. 1915 Black Hawk Burk 0011 B2085 Ackerman, Junion Douglas 09 Aug. 1917 Black Hawk Armagost 0109 B2086 Ackerman, Kenneth Howard 07 June 1920 Black Hawk Amdahl 1155 B2090 Ackerman, Mame Ann 26 June 1909 Black Hawk Kirschbaum 0382 B2081 Ackerman, Martin R. 1910 Black Hawk Stark 0090 B2081 Ackerman, Mary Lou 25 Feb. 1921 Black Hawk Dusk 0001 B2091 Ackerman, Ralph Edward 07 Oct. 1913 Black Hawk Dusk 0269 B2083 Ackerman, Vernita Irene 09 Sept. 1917 Black Hawk Dusk 0108 B2086 Ackles, Joyce Eleanor 29 Sept. 1920 Black Hawk Hansen 0229 B2090 Ackles, Shirley E. 04 Oct. 1915 Black Hawk Hansen 0021 B2085 Ackles, Watson Gardiner Jr. 31 Oct. 1917 Black Hawk Hansen 0138 B2086 Acuff, Geraldine 18 Feb. 1918 Black Hawk Waugh 0004 B2087 Adams (Baby Boy) 03 June 1911 Black Hawk Miller 0584 B2082 Adams, Albert Wesley Jr. 04 Mar. 1918 Black Hawk Green 0005 B2087 Adams, Annie Myrtle 09 May 1918 Black Hawk Blavins 0006 B2087 Adams, Carroll R. 30 July 1911 Black Hawk Graham 0493 B2082 Adams, Charles Frank 14 Aug. 1913 Black Hawk Edman 0482 B2084 Adams, Doris Janet 05 Sept. 1919 Black Hawk Maricle 0002 B2088 Page 1 Birth Certificate Index - Black Hawk County (1909-June 1921)Q 9/5/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Adams, Glenn Ray 19 May 1909 Black Hawk Potts 0011 B2081 Adams, Jane 05 Aug. 1919 Black Hawk Greene 0001 B2088 Adams, Kathleen Sylvia 28 May 1915 Black Hawk Rouse 0022 B2085 Adams, Kenneth 18 June 1910 Black Hawk Potts 0233 B2081 Adams, Louise 21 Dec. 1913 Black Hawk Miller 0556 B2084 Adams, Mary Jean 09 Apr. 1918 Black Hawk Rouse 0007 B2087 Adams, Phoebe 30 May 1910 Black Hawk Miller 0446 B2081 Adams, Thurlow Aiken 20 Oct. 1916 Black Hawk Miller 0008 B2085 Addington, James Franklin 22 Aug. 1917 Black Hawk Thompson 0132 B2086 Addington, Robert Eugene 18 Sept. 1919 Black Hawk Thompson 0003 B2088 Addisson, Dorothy May 20 Mar. 1914 Black Hawk Beebe 0747 B2085 Adix, Erna K.S.M. 24 Feb. 1912 Black Hawk Defries 0096 B2082 Adolphs, Adeline R. 13 June 1914 Black Hawk Flaherty 0029 B2084 Adsit, Donald J. 18 Apr. 1917 Black Hawk Kies 0126 B2086 Adsit, Dorothy M. 09 July 1915 Black Hawk Kies 0020 B2085 Adsit, Richard Lawrence 28 Dec. 1920 Black Hawk Kies 0531 B2090 Aguas, Carmen 15 Dec. 1918 Black Hawk Mourer 0008 B2087 Aguas, Norma 09 May 1920 Black Hawk Maurer 1052 B2090 Ahles, Eulilia Margaret 11 Apr. 1914 Black Hawk Youngblut 0014 B2084 Ahles, Francis John 06 Aug. 1912 Black Hawk Youngblut 0111 B2082 Ahles, Josephine 16 Dec. 1911 Black Hawk Youngblut 0114 B2082 Ahles, Josie 16 Dec. 1911 Black Hawk Youngblut 0115 B2082 Ahles, Paul Clair 02 Apr. 1919 Black Hawk Youngblut 0004 B2088 Ahles, Vincent Peter 30 July 1917 Black Hawk Youngblut 0135 B2086 Ahlhelm, Madeline Beatrice 09 Oct. 1920 Black Hawk Weiss 0342 B2090 Aikey, Bessie M. 26 July 1911 Black Hawk Tiller 0203 B2082 Aikey, Faye 03 Jan. 1913 Black Hawk Tiller 0065 B2083 Aikey, Gaylord Taylor 20 July 1916 Black Hawk Tiller 0018 B2085 Aikey, Keith Edward 04 Oct. 1919 Black Hawk Tiller 0005 B2088 Aikey, Lesley 22 Feb. 1912 Black Hawk Meaker 0160 B2082 Aikey, Mildred 27 July 1910 Black Hawk Meeker 0214 B2081 Aikey, Myrtle Patricia 25 Jan. 1914 Black Hawk Meeker 0213 B2084 Page 2 Birth Certificate Index - Black Hawk County (1909-June 1921)Q 9/5/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Ailes, Robert F. 24 June 1915 Black Hawk Carrol 0019 B2085 Ainslie, Geraldine 20 Mar. 1918 Black Hawk Forrester 0009 B2087 Aires, Amanda Maxine 21 May 1921 Black Hawk Henry 0002 B2091 Akin, Edith Lenore 07 Jan. 1918 Black Hawk Lee 0010 B2087 Akin, John D. 10 Sept. 1910 Black Hawk Lee 0511 B2082 Akin, Paul Lawrence 16 Jan. 1911 Black Hawk King 0336 B2082 Akkerman, Douglas Carl 15 Feb. 1918 Black Hawk Johnson 0003 B2087 Albert, Donald 16 Oct. 1915 Black Hawk Forbes 0007 B2085 Albrecht (Baby Girl) 26 Dec. 1914 Black Hawk Albrecht 0234 B2084 Albrecht, Beatrice Rosella 11 Feb. 1920 Black Hawk Crosby 0731 B2090 Albrecht, Herbert Henry 03 Oct. 1919 Black Hawk Bockholt 0006 B2088 Albrecht, Waldo Dewitt 11 July 1909 Black Hawk Philips 0452 B2081 Albright, Chester Lorraine 16 Mar. 1917 Black Hawk Newsome 0137 B2086 Albright, Glen Lincoln 12 Feb. 1914 Black Hawk Newsom 0277 B2084 Albright, Merritt Wayne 23 Jan. 1920 Black Hawk Melick 0632 B2090 Albright, Robert John 26 Apr. 1915 Black Hawk Newsom 0010 B2085 Alcorn, Margaret 20 Jan. 1914 Black Hawk Alcorn 0660 B2085 Alcorn, Martha Naomi 03 Jan. 1917 Black Hawk Wagoner 0129 B2086 Alcorn, Virginia 30 Mar. 1915 Black Hawk Wagner 0005 B2085 Alden, John Severin 08 Feb. 1921 Black Hawk Severin 0003 B2091 Aldrich, Irene 23 Oct. 1920 Black Hawk Willis 0343 B2090 Aldrich, Ralph Lewis 19 Sept. 1916 Black Hawk Fairweather 0014 B2085 Aldrich, Rex Junior 23 June 1919 Black Hawk Kromminga 0007 B2088 Aldrich, Ruby Pearl 26 July 1912 Black Hawk Hess 0276 B2083 Aldrich, Zerelda 02 May 1910 Black Hawk Johnston 0300 B2081 Alexander, Dale Thomas 22 Mar. 1913 Black Hawk Sipe 0077 B2083 Alexander, Dorothy Mae 23 May 1920 Black Hawk Decker 1053 B2090 Alexander, Irene 17 Sept. 1911 Black Hawk Mortensen 0356 B2082 Alexander, Kenneth Noble 07 May 1911 Black Hawk Sipe 0162 B2082 Alexander, Mildred 13 Aug. 1909 Black Hawk Malmberg 0017 B2081 Alexander, Robert 22 June 1920 Black Hawk Malmberg 1156 B2090 Alexander, Rudd 11 Sept. 1912 Black Hawk Mornbig 0413 B2083 Page 3 Birth Certificate Index - Black Hawk County (1909-June 1921)Q 9/5/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Alford, Riker St. John 01 May 1909 Black Hawk Ricker 0480 B2081 Allen (Baby Girl) 28 Nov. 1917 Black Hawk Mexdorf 0119 B2086 Allen, Daisy 25 Mar. 1918 Black Hawk Chambers 0012 B2087 Allen, Doris 20 Nov. 1920 Black Hawk Chambers 0438 B2090 Allen, Douglas Munn 16 Apr. 1919 Black Hawk Munn 0008 B2088 Allen, Elizabeth Loraine 27 Jan. 1921 Black Hawk Wright 0004 B2091 Allen, George W. 15 June 1912 Black Hawk Moulds 0193 B2082 Allen, Gladys 22 Apr. 1911 Black Hawk Moulds 0121 B2082 Allen, Gladys Caroline 15 Feb. 1914 Black Hawk Allen 0796 B2085 Allen, Glenn A. 11 Jan. 1910 Black Hawk Baldwin 0356 B2081 Allen, Helen Beatrice 09 Sept. 1917 Black Hawk Fosnaugh 0123 B2086 Allen, Hellen Annette 26 Sept. 1920 Black Hawk McAninch 0230 B2090 Allen, Irma E. 17 Sept. 1911 Black Hawk Clark 0543 B2082 Allen, Iva Lauretta May 15 Aug. 1919 Black Hawk Turner 0009 B2088 Allen, John Emery 31 July 1920 Black Hawk Woellert 0002 B2089 Allen, Joseph Rickard 06 Aug. 1920 Black Hawk Rickard 0112 B2090 Allen, Margaret A. 06 May 1911 Black Hawk Duncan 0410 B2082 Allen, Merle G. 21 June 1909 Black Hawk Mixdorf 0442 B2081 Allen, Mildred M. 20 Nov. 1910 Black Hawk Mixdorf 0456 B2082 Allen, Murray Meredith 10 May 1921 Black Hawk Woody 0005 B2091 Allen, Raymond 10 Feb. 1918 Black Hawk Carnahan 0306 B2087 Allen, Richard Albert 15 Mar. 1917 Black Hawk Tochaepe 0120 B2086 Allen, Sylvia May 31 Dec. 1917 Black Hawk Graham 0121 B2086 Allen, Wendell W. 05 Oct. 1909 Black Hawk Sohle 0567 B2081 Allen, Wilbur E. 16 Dec. 1917 Black Hawk Woellert 0122 B2086 Allensworth, Dean Jacob 07 Nov. 1920 Black Hawk Smith 0439 B2090 Allison, Edna Luberine 05 July 1913 Black Hawk Smith 0087 B2083 Allison, Edwin Russell 06 June 1920 Black Hawk Smith 1157 B2090 Allison, Francis Lydia 10 Jan. 1915 Black Hawk Smith 0001 B2085 Allman, John Martin 01 Aug. 1916 Black Hawk Martin 0005 B2085 Alspaugh, Walter Leavis 13 Jan. 1914 Black Hawk Leckrone 0447 B2084 Alspaugh, Walter Louis 13 Jan. 1915 Black Hawk Lecrone 0016 B2085 Page 4 Birth Certificate Index - Black Hawk County (1909-June 1921)Q 9/5/2017 Name Birth Date County Mother's Maiden Name Certificate # Box # Alt, Virginia Marie 03 Jan. 1920 Black Hawk Kent 0633 B2090 Althouse, Jack Marvin 12 Apr. 1919 Black Hawk Smith 0010 B2088 Alvis, Herold Otto Mixdorf 09 July 1914 Black Hawk Mixdorf 0190 B2084 Alvord, Loren Elmer 02 June 1912 Black Hawk Mahala 0627 B2083 Ames, Elliott Joseph 25 May 1919 Black Hawk Goldhagen 0011 B2088 Ames, Evelyn Anna 15 Nov. 1913 Black Hawk Goldhagen 0422 B2083 Ames, Sylvester J. 25 Nov. 1911 Black Hawk Goldhagen 0599 B2082 Amfahr, Alfred Anton 24 Mar. 1919 Black Hawk Schuler 0012 B2088 Amfahr, Peter Lawerence 31 May 1919 Black Hawk Frost 0013 B2088 Amfahr, Rosa Katherine 27 Oct.
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