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Death Certificate Index - Monroe (7/1919-1925 & &/1935-1939) 5/21/2015 Death Certificate Index - Monroe (7/1919-1925 & &/1935-1939) 5/21/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Abegglen, Lucia 1852 Indiana 03 July 1936 Monroe Unknown G68-0097 D2803 Abramson, Bertha c.1841 Sweden 23 May 1922 Monroe Unknown 68-0200 D2359 Acheson, Margret c.1840 Ohio 16 Apr. 1922 Monroe Simes 68-0194 D2359 Acord, Ira Patterson 08 Dec. 1830 Ohio 17 Feb. 1920 Monroe Oliver 68-2403 D2358 Acuff (Baby Boy) 18 Aug. 1922 Iowa 20 Aug. 1922 Monroe Patterson 68-0252 D2359 Acuff, Agness c.1887 Iowa 01 Sept. 1922 Monroe Dodd 68-0248 D2359 Adair, Charles 26 Mar. 1870 Iowa 18 Dec. 1939 Monroe Van Gordum 68-0157 D2906 Adams, Grace 26 Sept. 1894 Iowa 11 Apr. 1925 Monroe Clark 68-0847 D2360 Adams, Mary Martha 02 Dec. 1845 Pennsylvania 14 Dec. 1923 Monroe Clever 68-0582 D2359 Adams, Verna May 20 Apr. 1923 Iowa 13 Sept. 1923 Monroe Housley 68-0533 D2359 Adkins, Martha Ella Dec. 1921 Iowa 31 Jan. 1923 Monroe Grevitt 68-0404 D2359 Adkinson, Mary Eliz 1856 Iowa 17 Dec. 1938 Monroe Raunk J68-0170 D2873 Albright, Mabel 14 June 1911 Missouri 15 Oct. 1925 Monroe Weatherly 68-0948 D2360 Alexander, Wanetta L. c.1921 Iowa 26 Mar. 1922 Monroe Miller 68-0158 D2359 Alford, William 28 Mar. 1861 Kentucky 28 Mar. 1924 Monroe Matterson 68-0635 D2359 Allen, Chaney O. 15 June 1861 Michigan 03 June 1924 Monroe Knowlton 68-0695 D2359 Allen, Hattie 11 Dec. 1889 Iowa 11 Aug. 1919 Monroe Grieves 68-2299 D2358 Allen, Jenette 10 Feb. 1860 Iowa 02 Apr. 1925 Monroe Unknown 68-0858 D2360 Allen, Nona May 15 June 1891 Iowa 30 July 1924 Monroe Martin 68-0712 D2359 Allison (Baby Girl) Aug. 1919 Iowa 30 Sept. 1919 Monroe Jones 68-2318 D2358 Allison, Henry 03 Apr. 1859 England 17 Jan. 1925 Monroe Moore 68-0783 D2359 Allison, James Newton 26 July 1939 Iowa 14 Aug. 1939 Monroe Cobb 68-0104 D2906 Allison, John 03 Jan. 1922 Iowa 05 Jan. 1922 Monroe Major 68-0112 D2359 Allison, Robert 09 Apr. 1858 Pennsylvania 27 May 1938 Monroe Lodedubach J68-0068 D2873 Allison, Sarah N. c.1841 Pennsylvania 23 May 1922 Monroe Unknown 68-0206 D2359 Allison, Stanly Alfred 15 Aug. 1937 Iowa 07 Sept. 1937 Monroe H68-0112 D2839 Amber, Eva Rosella 09 Nov. 1922 Iowa 26 Feb. 1924 Monroe Cleair 68-0621 D2359 Amoss, Laranzo C. c.1872 Italy 16 Feb. 1922 Monroe Burle 68-0140 D2359 Amsbury, James Everett 18 Apr. 1916 22 Feb. 1920 Monroe Allison 68-2404 D2358 Anderson, Amanda 17 Mar. 1864 Sweden 29 Dec. 1923 Monroe Unknown 68-0593 D2359 Anderson, Amanda Caroline 20 Sept. 1863 Sweden 22 Sept. 1925 Monroe Unknown 68-0944 D2360 Anderson, Amandos 26 Oct. 1858 Iowa 28 Apr. 1925 Monroe Deljarm 68-0855 D2360 Page 1 Death Certificate Index - Monroe (7/1919-1925 & &/1935-1939) 5/21/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Anderson, Anna c.1901 Iowa 15 Feb. 1920 Monroe Benson 68-2405 D2358 Anderson, Anna Matilda 03 Mar. 1861 Sweden 04 Dec. 1936 Monroe Unknown G68-0155 D2803 Anderson, Carl 01 June 1917 Iowa 27 Feb. 1924 Monroe Nughfoun 68-0619 D2359 Anderson, Carrie Elizabeth Artz 02 May 1857 Pennsylvania 28 Aug. 1939 Monroe Eby 68-0108 D2906 Anderson, Christiana 15 Sept. 1855 Iowa 12 Feb. 1925 Monroe Unknown 68-0810 D2360 Anderson, Danual 25 Dec. 1861 Iowa 10 Nov. 1938 Monroe Harrow J68-0150 D2873 Anderson, Emily 07 Dec. 1867 Sweden 07 Nov. 1921 Monroe Unknown 68-0041 D2359 Anderson, Fannie c.1856 Missouri 25 Nov. 1921 Monroe Unknown 68-0082 D2359 Anderson, Frank c.1881 Iowa 10 June 1920 Monroe Unknown 68-2497 D2358 Anderson, John 25 Aug. 1850 Sweden 19 Sept. 1924 Monroe Unknown 68-0728 D2359 Anderson, Lee 07 May 1880 Iowa 13 Oct. 1938 Monroe Svenson J68-0137 D2873 Anderson, Marry L. 09 Dec. 1921 Iowa 20 Dec. 1921 Monroe Mys 68-0090 D2359 Anderson, Mateldia 27 Dec. 1857 Sweden 22 Feb. 1925 Monroe Unknown 68-0803 D2360 Anderson, Matildia c.1863 Sweden 22 Mar. 1923 Monroe Unknown 68-0423 D2359 Anderson, Norman 20 Dec. 1917 Iowa 10 Aug. 1919 Monroe Garnett 68-2300 D2358 Anderson, Pete A. 06 Oct. 1861 Sweden 13 Jan. 1938 Monroe Johnson J68-0004 D2873 Anderson, Sophe c.1857 Sweden 16 Feb. 1922 Monroe Unknown 68-0126 D2359 Angove, Elizabeth A. 12 Apr. 1865 England 24 Aug. 1924 Monroe Richards 68-0722 D2359 Ansley, Blodwin 26 Sept. 1936 Iowa 26 Sept. 1936 Monroe Hexford G68-0125 D2803 Argenta, Tena 28 Sept. 1920 Iowa 24 Mar. 1921 Monroe Unknown 68-2625 D2359 Arminger, Joseph Alfred 14 July 1917 Iowa 10 Jan. 1924 Monroe Sidden 68-0603 D2359 Armstock, James Otto 01 May 1920 Iowa 04 Dec. 1921 Monroe Visser 68-0076 D2359 Arnold, Bertha Louise 19 July 1883 Iowa 15 June 1924 Monroe Ivers 68-0691 D2359 Arnold, Joseph R. c.1874 Ohio 30 Mar. 1920 Monroe Berbec 68-2450 D2358 Atchison, Anna Oxley 17 Mar. 1856 Ohio 21 June 1923 Monroe Unknown 68-0474 D2359 Atkins, Joseph Henry Nov. 1923 Iowa 03 Dec. 1923 Monroe Gravit 68-0570 D2359 Aumis, Henderson 05 June 1847 Pennsylvania 05 Dec. 1925 Monroe Hall 68-0994 D2360 Aurpey, Vivian Zenold 1924 Iowa Aug. 1925 Monroe Tobin 68-0922 D2360 Bacon, Robert T. 16 Apr. 1924 Iowa 11 Oct. 1924 Monroe Spinks 68-0742 D2359 Badley, Hellen Margaret c.1917 Iowa 01 Feb. 1922 Monroe Turner 68-0139 D2359 Bagley, Ursula 22 Mar. 1840 Illinois 15 Jan. 1939 Monroe Harris 68-0002 D2906 Bailly, Francis 1914 Iowa 11 June 1920 Monroe Rochez 68-2498 D2358 Page 2 Death Certificate Index - Monroe (7/1919-1925 & &/1935-1939) 5/21/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Baily, Matilda A. c.1846 West Virginia 30 Dec. 1920 Monroe Unknown 68-2601 D2358 Bain, Ira A. 28 May 1875 Iowa 25 Apr. 1937 Monroe Stewart H68-0056 D2838 Baird, Asa c.1860 Iowa 22 Apr. 1920 Monroe Tharp 68-2474 D2358 Baird, Margret A. c.1861 Ohio 24 Sept. 1922 Monroe Loyd 68-0276 D2359 Baird, Richard Dale 06 Nov. 1937 Iowa 11 Jan. 1937 Monroe Tyrrel H68-0125 D2839 Bakalar, Miki 1859 Austria 01 Apr. 1921 Monroe Unknown 68-2626 D2359 Baker, Andrew W. 24 June 1839 Indiana 15 Dec. 1923 Monroe Unknown 68-0585 D2359 Baker, John W. c.1884 Virginia 05 Dec. 1925 Monroe Unknown 68-0992 D2360 Banon, Phillip Rayfield 18 Oct. 1875 Iowa 09 Mar. 1939 Monroe Ryan 68-0055 D2906 Barger, Ella M. 19 Mar. 1856 Ohio 15 July 1938 Monroe Fritz J68-0093 D2873 Barker, Harry 1924 Iowa 30 Mar. 1925 Monroe Havelock 68-0837 D2360 Barker, Richard Edward 17 July 1936 Iowa 17 July 1936 Monroe Hodsal G68-0099 D2803 Barnes, Donald Eugene 28 May 1932 Iowa 01 Feb. 1936 Monroe Dolan G68-0018 D2803 Barnes, Floyde Otis 06 Mar. 1907 Iowa 27 Nov. 1936 Monroe Edwards G68-0166 D2803 Barnes, Frances Sales 23 Jan. 1847 Iowa 31 Jan. 1937 Monroe Caldwell H68-0008 D2838 Barnes, Ila Jane 13 Oct. 1860 Iowa 26 Apr. 1923 Monroe Readding 68-0550 D2359 Barnes, Junior M. 03 Dec. 1918 Iowa 25 Dec. 1919 Monroe Miller 68-2366 D2358 Barnes, Margaret 08 Dec. 1921 Iowa 12 Dec. 1921 Monroe Engstrom 68-0105 D2359 Barnett, Carrey Jane 05 June 1870 Iowa 20 Aug. 1938 Monroe Whitsone J68-0101 D2873 Barron, Mathew Patric 03 Nov. 1877 Iowa 06 Dec. 1923 Monroe Ryan 68-0587 D2359 Barron, Regina 27 Mar. 1918 Iowa 15 May 1921 Monroe Monessey 68-2627 D2359 Barry, Sarah 21 July 1856 Pennsylvania 04 Oct. 1939 Monroe McCoy 68-0136 D2906 Barton, Emma A. 29 Mar. 1862 Iowa 01 July 1923 Monroe Cox 68-0485 D2359 Basich, Anna 29 June 1922 Iowa 12 Dec. 1922 Monroe Pesut 68-0333 D2359 Bassich, Mike Oct. 1892 Iowa 19 May 1924 Monroe Unknown 68-0675 D2359 Bateman, Henry Hastney 05 Feb. 1924 Iowa 11 Feb. 1924 Monroe Henry 68-0611 D2359 Bates, Bertha Elenor 02 Apr. 1920 Iowa 04 Aug. 1920 Monroe Sholtz 68-2532 D2358 Bates, Harvey Clark 17 May 1869 Iowa 18 Aug. 1938 Monroe Judson J68-0109 D2873 Bates, James Henry 09 May 1853 Virginia 09 Aug. 1925 Monroe Woods 68-0912 D2360 Bates, Margret c.1842 Missouri 05 Aug. 1921 Monroe Kemp 68-0013 D2359 Bates, Martha 09 Sept. 1853 Iowa 16 Jan. 1920 Monroe Wagner 68-2380 D2358 Bates, Mary Jane 24 Apr. 1858 Iowa 28 Jan. 1938 Monroe Goode J68-0019 D2873 Page 3 Death Certificate Index - Monroe (7/1919-1925 & &/1935-1939) 5/21/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Bates, Mathew R. c.1853 England 12 Feb. 1923 Monroe Hooley 68-0395 D2359 Batten, Margaret Marshall 03 Jan. 1896 Pennsylvania 30 Oct. 1939 Monroe York 68-0129 D2906 Batterson, Martha Christine 11 Oct. 1936 Iowa 31 Oct. 1936 Monroe Moffitt G68-0135 D2803 Batton, Daniel c.1868 Illinois 08 Apr. 1921 Monroe Unknown 68-2628 D2359 Baty, John Nelson 1840 Indiana 07 Feb. 1922 Monroe Unknown 68-0125 D2359 Baugh, Forrest 08 Dec. 1905 Missouri 12 Oct. 1924 Monroe Collins 68-0746 D2359 Baughman, Steven 01 May 1881 Pennsylvania 05 Dec. 1923 Monroe Heanecan 68-0568 D2359 Bay, Ziba Newton 30 Aug. 1855 Iowa 05 Jan. 1936 Monroe Hansen G68-0017 D2803 Baysor, Elmer M. 12 Apr. 1864 Illinois 25 Mar. 1923 Monroe Madero 68-0424 D2359 Bazzo, Mary 25 May 1898 Italy 11 Oct.
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