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Death Certificates 1903-1958 Yamhill County Death Certificate Index Index to Death Certificates at the Yamhill County Historical Society Research Library in Lafayette, Oregon 1903 through 1958 Yamhill County Historical Society 657 Market Street Lafayette, Oregon 97127 www. yamhillcountyhistory.org 1 Death certificates are a mix of originals and some photocopies. Index accuracy is challenged by interpretation of handwriting, and the accuracy of the original transcriber. Copies can be obtained by contacting us at by phone or email, or in person during our open hours. Current contact information can be found at www.yamhillcountyhistory.org A duplication fee will be incurred for copies made. 2 YAMHILL COUNTY DEATH CERTIFICATES ALPHABETICAL Num Snum Lnum Death Last First Middle Middle2 Title 8425 127 6 02 Mar 1943 Aaron George Washington 7317 114 16 09 Jun 1939 Aaron Sabina Barnett 7449 246 162 28 Nov 1939 Abbey David James 8072 32 19 06 Feb 1942 Abbey Mary Josephine 12787 4897 18 18 Apr 1948 Abderhalden Abraham 10767 6285 76 19 May 1951 Abderhalden Sarah Earl 1823 82 3 20 May 1916 Abdil Lloyd 3620 48 22 Feb 1925 Abdill Charlot Gibbon 6272 235 139 25 Nov 1935 Abdill Daniel B 4841 79 43 13 Mar 1930 Abdill George Brezette 5247 231 148 21 Dec 1931 Abdill William Flemming 213 401 05 Feb 1906 Abel Emma 3944 150 01 Sep 1926 Abel Jennie 4375 109 08 Jun 1928 Abel John Henry 4560 63 24 Mar 1929 Abernathy Adelein E 5681 161 21 Aug 1933 Abernathy George Elwood 13130 1374 6 16 Feb 1945 Abernathy Roy 8782 133 42 09 May 1944 Abner Mary Belle 13193 6145 16 17 Sep 1945 Abraham Richard Erwin 9764 14112 182 30 Dec 1948 Abrams Abraham August 2235 161 67 18 Oct 1918 Absher Baby (Female) 7253 50 19 28 Feb 1939 Achey Nancy 6845 230 07 Sep 1937 Ackerman Anna 7194 272 165 17 Dec 1938 Ackerman Hannah 8128 82 50 15 Apr 1942 Ackerson Alva Ebon 1273 2470 07 Aug 1912 Adair William Henry 1615 4609 25 Jul 1915 Adams Austin C 5362 104 30 Apr 1932 Adams David 11330 6332 69 03 May 1957 Adams Flora Ella 360 5004 19 Oct 1907 Adams Frank Grant 5097 81 12 Apr 1931 Adams Henry 9598 2400 20 30 Jan 1948 Adams James Albert 513 4104 31 Dec 1910 Adams James F 12648 --- 84 26 Jul 1935 Adams Mary Jane 1744 1146 15 Mar 1915 Adams Nellie Mrs. 7294 91 30 25 Apr 1939 Adams Nora Catherine 670 6456 31 Mar 1908 Adams Oliver H 8729 80 46 27 Mar 1944 Adams Robert Spencer 9643 4879 65 14 Apr 1948 Adamson Emma 6683 68 39 28 Feb 1937 Addis Mary Ellen 11239 1250 3 19 Jan 1957 Addison Charles William 3572 211 159 31 Dec 1924 Addison John Robert 3670 98 48 27 Apr 1925 Addison Martha 8686 37 25 06 Feb 1944 Addison Norenna Evelyn 13015 3847 11 26 May 1946 Addison Ruffin B 4617 119 74 14 Jun 1929 Addison Ruth Naomi 9603 2372 25 30 Jan 1948 Adelman Stephen Francis 13188 5528 55 21 Aug 1945 Adkins Cleve Earl 10059 2447 25 22 Feb 1949 Adkins Gerald Francis 12816 9476 60 01 Aug 1948 Adkins Sylvester Green 12772 3718 11 16 Mar 1948 Admire Susannah 7339 136 41 14 Jul 1939 Adolf Christena 3 YAMHILL COUNTY DEATH CERTIFICATES ALPHABETICAL Num Snum Lnum Death Last First Middle Middle2 Title 777 888 01 Feb 1909 Adolf Henry 8268 220 63 23 Oct 1942 Adolf Judith 1699 402 10 Jan 1915 Adolf Kathern 11351 6347 37 22 May 1957 Adolph Bernhardt 5421 163 07 Jul 1932 Adolph Daniel 7694 279 88 19 Dec 1940 Adolph Ludwig 8221 173 16 25 Aug 1942 Agee Charles Murrey 2284 208 87 22 Dec 1918 Agee Edward Lee 5293 35 07 Feb 1932 Agee Ida Maud 1920 106 39 29 Jul 1917 Agee Jackson K 1498 375 29 Dec 1914 Agee James Mathew 8 97 01 Feb 1905 Agee James 7850 141 48 15 Jun 1941 Agee Jasper 6497 183 20 Jul 1936 Agee John Henry 7316 113 54 05 Jun 1939 Agee Joseph Irwin 7298 95 57 10 May 1939 Agee Lowell Paul 5897 122 27 Jun 1934 Agee Mary Ella 5990 215 05 Nov 1934 Agee Mary Magdelene 12203 4994 37 02 Apr 1955 Agee Mattie V 9635 4871 56 07 Apr 1948 Agee Tallahassee 1181 2166 01 Jul 1912 Agee Wilber 1997 123 10 13 Apr 1916 Agren Maria Sophia 8822 205 129 02 Aug 1944 Ahlberg Nickolaus 7320 118 17 14 Jun 1939 Ahlson Mathilda Caroline 5327 69 35 17 Mar 1932 Ahlson Peter Erickson 6662 47 10 Feb 1937 Aiken John 7841 132 42 03 Jun 1941 Ailor Mary Olive 8332 10 2 09 Jan 1943 Aitchison Robert 11468 12687 70 17 Oct 1957 Akers Dora Ann 1578 1179 18 Apr 1914 Akeyson Oleff 10903 13202 16 31 Oct 1951 Albaugh Donna Gene 10904 13203 17 31 Oct 1951 Albaugh Viola May 7883 204 67 16 Sep 1940 Albert Edgar B 440 8796 24 Dec 1908 Alderman Albert L 838 1567 30 May 1910 Alderman Charlotte Ruth 395 5519 31 Dec 1907 Alderman Edward Albert 7251 48 22 27 Feb 1939 Alderman Ennis M 9455 4598 95 01 Jun 1947 Alderman Geneva 255 1028 09 May 1906 Alderman Ira O 5032 16 8 14 Jan 1931 Alderman Margaret Isabel 815 1238 26 Apr 1910 Aldrich Joseph T 11108 6477 93 26 May 1956 Aldrich Wells Homer 12095 1249 14 28 Jan 1954 Alexander Emma Belle 5488 230 16 Nov 1932 Alexander Harvey Thomas 7450 247 161 01 Dec 1939 Alexander William Henry 161 18 28 Jan 1904 Alford H C 2010 95 6 31 Jan 1917 Alford Jennie E 3396 104 24 28 Jun 1924 Allan Lulu E 7186 264 81 09 Dec 1938 Allan William Sanuel 2566 113 46 03 May 1920 Allen Almerine 1746 2029 15 Mar 1915 Allen Andrew D 1523 707 19 Feb 1915 Allen Baby (Male) 4 YAMHILL COUNTY DEATH CERTIFICATES ALPHABETICAL Num Snum Lnum Death Last First Middle Middle2 Title 561 7477 13 Jun 1908 Allen Charles Clarbourne 1859 114 14 12 Jul 1916 Allen Delia Mrs. 12403 --- 100 10 Jun 1924 Allen Doris 8440 115 36 14 Apr 1943 Allen Fannie Josephine 5193 177 104 16 Feb 1931 Allen Fredrick William 3170 35 24 25 Feb 1923 Allen George L 1484 3457 04 Dec 1914 Allen Granville Moore 7049 126 83 02 Jun 1938 Allen Harry Ellis 11493 14088 179 15 Nov 1957 Allen Ina Pearl 140 2381 04 Nov 1906 Allen James Harvey 6731 116 68 28 Apr 1937 Allen James S 2544 84 27 05 Apr 1920 Allen James William 8296 248 155 01 Dec 1942 Allen Jenette 8371 49 15 08 Feb 1943 Allen Judson Clarence 6865 304 182 18 Jun 1936 Allen Lee Roy 8802 153 96 29 May 1944 Allen Lillian Mae 11624 3666 51 26 Mar 1958 Allen Lorene May 11860 15324 97 21 Dec 1958 Allen Lottie V 2217 144 59 28 Aug 1918 Allen Lowell Francis 9286 5968 131 07 Aug 1946 Allen Martha Jane 7105 183 59 12 Aug 1938 Allen Mary Ann 8160 114 77 26 May 1942 Allen Mary J 12097 1250 15 30 Jan 1954 Allen Minnie Catharine 3559 198 15 Dec 1924 Allen Mitte Melissa 225 617 15 Mar 1906 Allen Nathen S 9624 3695 45 23 Mar 1948 Allen Olive Eolien 6185 149 08 Aug 1935 Allen Rebecca J 2515 70 21 21 Mar 1920 Allen Robert Roy 3291 150 106 20 Aug 1923 Allen Robert Weston 7515 44 20 22 Feb 1940 Allen Rosa Ann 7636 164 21 01 Jul 1940 Allen Samuel Norman 11350 6340 77 22 May 1957 Allen Walter Milo 9529 6820 164 21 Sep 1947 Allen William Ellsworth Dr. 77 858 11 Aug 1905 Allen William King 2334 136 30 24 Jul 1919 Allen William Taylor 4895 132 82 09 Jul 1930 Allender Ann Elizabeth 4121 95 21 May 1927 Allender Frank 10172 8241 103 08 Jul 1949 Alley Anna 8129 83 10 15 Apr 1942 Alley Jesse 10583 12711 176 28 Oct 1950 Alley Julia May 9268 5305 114 10 Jul 1946 Alley Levi 10430 7007 99 25 Jun 1950 Alley Louie Roy 4449 183 06 Oct 1928 Alley Otis Ebing 9083 5516 122 10 Aug 1945 Allison Alfred Jones 8927 314 202 15 Dec 1944 Allison Arthur George 5914 139 87 01 Aug 1934 Allison Clark Fletcher 9506 6790 141 20 Aug 1947 Allison Harold Thomas 1646 5624 15 Oct 1915 Allison Mary Ann 12357 13857 159 05 Nov 1955 Allison Stanley Pritchard 7679 264 84 01 Dec 1940 Allison William Edward 9677 7302 97 20 Jun 1948 Allum James Randy 5392 134 29 May 1932 Allumbaugh Benjamin Franklin 5 YAMHILL COUNTY DEATH CERTIFICATES ALPHABETICAL Num Snum Lnum Death Last First Middle Middle2 Title 1143 1302 06 Apr 1912 Allumbaugh George 7590 118 38 07 May 1940 Allumbaugh Hazel Ina 3690 115 41 29 May 1925 Allumbaugh Mabel Lucille 6676 61 18 Feb 1937 Allumbaugh Mary E 1638 6426 03 Oct 1915 Allumbaugh Nancy Jane 2816 118 32 31 Jul 1921 Allumbaugh Theresa Ethel 3759 186 07 Oct 1925 Allumbaugh Thersa Ester 135 2151 29 Oct 1906 Allumbaugh Warren Luther 179 261 20 Feb 1904 Allumbaugh William 6375 61 04 Mar 1936 Almgren Nels Fred 8604 281 169 11 Dec 1943 Alphonso Ettie Erminie 9745 12788 164 11 Nov 1948 Alplanalp Julius 455 3015 06 Feb 1907 Alsop Delbert J 7556 85 28 30 Mar 1940 Alstot Tiffen Howard 8508 186 111 08 Jul 1943 Alt George Gilbert 9780 1228 12 Jan 1949 Althouse Robert I 9078 5506 117 02 Aug 1945 Altimus Charlotte Catherine 8424 102 5 01 Mar 1943 Altmeyer Theodore 4601 104 20 May 1929 Alton Alta Elisabeth 4538 41 24 Feb 1929 Alton Evelyle Elizabeth 9561 9039 197 27 Nov 1947 Alummina Aliski 6729 114 67 24 Apr 1937 Alverson Margaret Leamon 2832 122 33 05 Aug 1921 Alvin Thomas 9279 5321 124 26 Jul 1946 Amerine Ida Orvetta 8100 54 38 14 Mar 1942 Ames Oakes Keen 9585 2394 7 06 Jan 1948 Amis Bessie Catherine 1784 2698 30 Jun 1915 Ammons A D 1083 2846 04 Sep 1911 Amos William Herbert 1236 4250 15 Oct 1913 Amoth Grace C 5938 163 108 30 Aug 1934 Amundson Bertha F 4024 230 108 29 Dec 1926 Andersen Niels Peter 13124 716 1 28 Jan 1945 Anderson Amelie Hertha 8407 85 53 11 Mar 1943 Anderson Andrew Meilvang 873 3354 15 Oct 1910 Anderson Andrew 7281 78 49 01 Apr 1939 Anderson Andrew 9258 4553 100 19 Jun 1946 Anderson Andy Gust 10867 10870 143 08 Sep 1951 Anderson Anna May 7065 142 91 22 Jun 1938 Anderson Arnold P 3989 195 94 11 Nov 1926 Anderson August 10955 14538 25 Dec 1951 Anderson Baby Boy 9663 6158 85 29 May 1948 Anderson Bonniejean Lucille 8926 313 93 15 Dec 1944 Anderson Carl William 4807 33 22 18 Feb 1930 Anderson Charlie Edward 5496 238 29 Nov 1932 Anderson Clarence R 11595 2383 18 25 Feb 1958 Anderson David M 10047 2438 20 09 Feb 1949 Anderson Elmira Winnie 12074 3653 44 15 Mar 1954 Anderson Emma Alvira 10053 2442 21 16 Feb 1949 Anderson Ethel Irene 76 857 09 Aug 1905 Anderson Evelyn Agnes 10641 13946 204 23 Dec 1950 Anderson Frances Bell 10977 1210 19 Jan 1956 Anderson George J 2530 82 31 30 Mar 1920 Anderson Gerold Vernon 6 YAMHILL COUNTY DEATH CERTIFICATES ALPHABETICAL Num Snum Lnum Death Last First Middle Middle2 Title 3737 165 51 26 Aug 1925 Anderson Harriett Ann Mrs.
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