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Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Last Name of Child First Name of Child Middle Name Date of Birth Page Aaron December 25, 1902 319 Abel March 14, 1893 154 Abel August 7, 1895 186 Abel January 26, 1899 243 Abel July 25, 1899 252 Abel November 10, 1900 279 Abel January 3, 1902 301 AbelLancaster January 23, 1902 301 Abele May 30, 1897 217 Abele June 20, 1899 251 Abell October 19, 1901 296 Able February 22, 1896 195 Able August 12, 1899 254 Able May 22, 1902 308 Able July 10, 1903 329 Ablenuz January 9, 1893 151 Abraham March 22, 1893 154 Ach March 13, 1895 182 Acherman County, October 29, 1895 189 Acker February 22, 1898 228 Ackerman August 20, 1891 130 Ackerman January 31, 1900 262-263 Ackerman November 12, 1901 298 Acres Catharine L. June 21, 1882 20 Acres October 11, 1885 83 Adams June 22, 1881 3 Adams PA February 4, 1882 16 Adams April 5, 1882 21 Adams December 4, 1882 27 Adams June 2, 1883 40 Adams ArchivesMarch 10, 1884 52 Adams October 7, 1884 66 Adams February 12, 1886 89 Adams February 12, 1886 90 Adams George April 24, 1886 92 Adams Ivan July 22, 1887 112 Adams December 18, 1890 121 Adams April 14, 1894 169 Adams April 22, 1894 169 Adams October 9, 1894 176 Adams September 31, 1895 188 Adams October 14, 1895 188 Adams June 16, 1896 200 Adams July 16, 1896 201 Adams August 3, 1896 204 Adams January 23, 1897 210 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster, PA 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Adams February 12, 1897 211 Adams November 21, 1897 223 Adams March 11, 1898 230 Adams June 15, 1898 234 Adams July 25, 1898 235 Adams August 11, 1900 273 Adams August 28, 1900 273 Adams May 28, 1901 288 AdamsLancaster August 2, 1904 348 Adams December 15, 1904 354 Adams October 26, 1899 256 Adams December 27, 1899 260-261 Adams May 20, 1903 326 Adiswetz February 27, 1895 181 Adner May 15, 1897 216 Affelbach February 22, 1903 321 Afflebach William H. November 6, 1884 68 Affleman April 28, 1901 287 Agnes January 31, 1885 72 Ahermasorter County, April 18, 1893 155 Aikes John F. December 30, 1884 67 Ailes Isaac February 6, 1884 51 Ailes August 3, 1886 98 Alabany May 27, 1885 77 Albert Pauline December 10, 1881 12 Albert August 1, 1883 41 Albert January 15, 1891 122 Albright PA August 16, 1881 5 Albright Charles November 2, 1881 10 Albright Mary February 25, 1882 14 Albright Harry July 26, 1882 23 Albright FebruaryArchives 1, 1883 32 Albright Flora June 4, 1883 36 Albright Anna November 11, 1883 49 Albright November 22, 1884 65 Albright November 20, 1885 82 Albright December 11, 1890 118 Albright January 26, 1891 125 Albright January 30, 1891 125 Albright January 30, 1891 125 Albright May 30, 1892 145 Albright September 29, 1892 150 Albright June 19, 1893 157 Albright December 30, 1896 209 Albright January 25, 1900 264 Albright April 4, 1901 287 Albright June 3, 1903 327 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster, PA 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Albright Kathrynn February 9, 1904 339 Albright February 12, 1900 360 Albright February 12, 1900 360 Albright September 15, 1901 363 Albright March 2, 1904 367 Alcamp November 17, 1894 177 Aldridge August 4, 1890 116 Ale August 12, 1900 273 AlexanderLancaster July 28, 1895 186 Alexander August 11, 1904 348 Alfflebach September 8, 1882 26 Alivina September 10, 1899 255 Allabast May 15, 1899 249 Allebach February 12, 1903 322 Allen March 23, 1884 51 Allen April 18, 1891 123 Allen November 6, 1903 335 Allison October 8, 1883 46 Allison September 16, 1885 78 Allison County, September 8, 1891 130 Allison March 26, 1893 154 Allison December 1, 1897 225 Allison September 5, 1902 315 Allison November 21, 1904 353 Allison November 21, 1904 353 Alrich April 19, 1886 91 Alsbach October 10, 1900 277 Althouse Lillie PA October 11, 1884 65 Althouse M. V. April 2, 1885 76 Althouse October 9, 1894 176 Althouse March 11, 1900 265 Althouse Archives June 17, 1902 310 Altick January 7, 1891 123 Altick December 30, 1897 225 Alwine January 8, 1886 90 Amareg Maggie May 10, 1881 2 Amear February 28, 1901 283 Amer March 21, 1898 241 Amer March 1, 1902 305 Amiah June 4, 1900 270 Amiah June 4, 1900 270 Ammon July 11, 1896 201 Ammon July 9, 1900 272 Ammon September 17, 1903 332 Amoss October 20, 1901 296 Amoss December 19, 1902 319 Amwake August 25, 1881 7 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster, PA 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Amway June 5, 1899 251 Amway June 1, 1904 345 Amweg July 16, 1881 6 Amweg Mary E. March 2, 1884 52 Amweg October 24, 1886 99 Anderson September 14, 1881 4 Anderson December 24, 1881 10 Anderson March 16, 1885 70 AndersonLancaster November 2, 1887 106 Anderson November 14, 1887 109 Anderson November 15, 1890 120 Anderson October 27, 1891 133 Anderson October 27, 1891 133 Anderson Ferbuary 22, 1892 139 Anderson February 16, 1892 140 Anderson June 18, 1892 146 Anderson November 19, 1892 150 Anderson August 29, 1896 204 Anderson August 8, 1897 219B Anderson County, November 20, 1897 223 Anderson August 13, 1898 236 Anderson February 12, 1900 265 Anderson September 16, 1901 295 Anderson January 16, 1903 320 Anderson Charles K October 7, 1881 11 Anderson September 27, 1895 188 Andes February 9, 1896 195 Andes PA June 24, 1899 250 Andes May 30, 1901 289 Andes June 13, 1903 328 Andrener July 16, 1902 311 Andresser ArchivesFebruary 2, 1900 265 Andrews Daniel February 27, 1883 33 Andrews November 8, 1885 83 Andrews October 15, 1896 206 Andrews February 14, 1900 264 Angelmeyer Henry March 23, 1886 85 Angermire May 30, 1893 158 Annamayer George September 27, 1884 61 Anne August 12, 1885 81 Anne April 10, 1891 124 Anne December 18, 1894 178 Anne February 18, 1900 264 Anne February 24, 1903 322 Ansel May 27, 1893 158 Ansel February 20, 1900 265 Ansel July 6, 1898 357 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster, PA 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Ansel January 18, 1892 138 Antes June 12, 1897 217 Antes August 29, 1898 237 Anthony September 20, 1904 350 Antis October 18, 1901 297 Aparuback September 11, 1900 275 Apel April 15, 1902 307 Appel May 5, 1896 198 AppelLancaster October 4, 1897 222 Appel May 22, 1899 249 Appel March 12, 1902 305 Appel January 6, 1903 320 Appel January 6, 1903 320 Appel November 3, 1904 353 Apperley John S. November 7, 1886 100 Apple August 12, 1883 44 Apple May 12, 1894 171 Apple November 14, 1895 189 Apple December 1, 1901 299 Apple CharlesCounty, October 20, 1882 30 Apple September 7, 1904 350 Applebach Sherman February 20, 1883 33 Applebach Scott September 10, 1887 104 Applebach Taylor September 15, 1887 104 Appler August 24, 1897 219A Appler May 15, 1904 344 Apply June 16, 1900 270 Arbeth PA May 8, 1893 158 Arkemp Catharine May 31, 1881 2 Arllis November 14, 1892 150 Arment September 16, 1882 25 Arment ArchivesMay 2, 1898 232 Armstrong March 6, 1884 52 Armstrong July 6, 1902 312 Armstrong July 4, 1904 347 Armstrong August 24, 1903 330 Arnold August 21, 1882 24 Arnold Katie August 10, 1882 24 Arnold Philip July 1, 1884 61 Arnold March 2, 1885 71 Arnold Lizzie December 18, 1885 83 Arnold July 8, 1886 95 Arnold July 23, 1887 105 Arnold May 12, 1891 128 Arnold September 2, 1891 130 Arnold June 24, 1894 172 Arnold September 26, 1894 175 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster, PA 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Arnold August 28, 1895 187 Arnold April 15, 1896 197 Arnold July 24, 1897 218 Arnold October 16, 1898 239 Arnold January 30, 1899 243 Arnold May 15, 1900 268 Arnold July 3, 1903 328 Arnold August 21, 1898 357 ArnoldLancaster Elizabeth C April 24, 1881 2 Arnold Clara May 8, 1881 9 Arnold May 11, 1893 156 Arnold September 7, 1893 161 Arnold November 14, 1900 278 Arnold March 27, 1901 285 Arnold January 20, 1904 337 Artz April 20, 1883 40 Arve April 13, 1900 267 Arvey January 21, 1886 89 Arvey March 17, 1888 109 Ashbie County, May 12, 1893 156 Ashby March 2, 1891 128 Ashby May 4, 1892 144 Ashby October 17, 1895 188 Ashby April 2, 1897 215 Ashby December 11, 1897 225 Ashby August 29, 1901 293 Ashby September 15, 1903 332 Ashley PA November 10, 1897 223 Askan George February 4, 1884 53 Asken April 24, 1892 143 Askew George March 31, 1885 72 Askew ArchivesJuly 8, 1887 104 Askew March 10, 1891 124 Askew September 1, 1893 161 Aston August 10, 1881 6 Aston March 13, 1885 70 Aston June 21, 1887 86 Aston January 22, 1891 125 Aston July 18, 1899 252 Aston August 23, 1900 361 Astrich March 27, 1886 88 Astrich February 3, 1891 125 Atee September 22, 1891 131 Atlee June 13, 1904 345 Atpenzellar April 8, 1893 154 Attman April 13, 1892 142 Aucamp Elizabeth May 9, 1886 93 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster, PA 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Birth Registrations Index (Lancaster City) 1881-1906 Aucamp February 12, 1891 126 Aucamp December 31, 1894 178 Auer July 15, 1898 235 Augusten February 29, 1896 195 Augustus January 15, 1899 358 Aukamp Wilhelmina August 26, 1883 43 Aukamp March 4, 1885 70 Aukamp April 10, 1886 93 AukampLancasterWalter January 19, 1887 101 Aukamp February 18, 1887 103 Aukamp December 3, 1891 135 Aukamp August 1, 1895 186 Aukamp February 5, 1896 195 Aukamp February 10, 1899 244 Aukamp March 22, 1897 213 Aukamp May 29, 1897 216 Ault Ellis Raymond November 11, 1887 108 Ault April 26, 1895 183 Ault August 11, 1896 203 Ault County, August 21, 1899 253 Aulthouse February 3, 1883 32 Aument 84 Aument William Walter November 24, 1886 99 Aument July 22, 1887 111 Aument November 27, 1890 118 Aument December 5, 1891 136 Aument November 29, 1892 150 Aument PA April 5, 1893 154 Aument April 1, 1893 155 Aument November 21, 1896 208 Aument December 3, 1896 209 Aument SeptemberArchives 20, 1899 255 Aument February 23, 1901 283 Aument March 1, 1902 305 Aument Edward L.
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