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Death Certificate Index - Adair County (1-6 1917 & 1920-1939) Q 3/6/2015 Death Certificate Index - Adair County (1-6 1917 & 1920-1939) Q 3/6/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Abbott, Anna 02 July 1858 Germany 08 May 1923 Adair Clausen 01-0206 D2003 Abbott, Benjiman Franklin 01 Aug. 1855 Indiana 02 Nov. 1938 Adair Hopkins J1-0090 D2853 Abbott, Eliza S. 22 Apr. 1867 Iowa 01 May 1935 Adair Augustine F1-0064 D2753 Abbott, James A. 29 Jan. 1864 Iowa 21 Oct. 1936 Adair G1-0116 D2783 Abbott, Phoeba Loucinda 26 Oct. 1857 Missouri 30 Dec. 1937 Adair Miller H1-0101 D2818 Abernathie, James 06 Feb. 1846 Illinois 07 May 1931 Adair Donavan B1-0039 D2633 Abnen, Sarah Dorethy 01 July 1921 Iowa 30 Mar. 1926 Adair Gibb 01-0535 D2003 Adams, Charlotte 07 Oct. 1862 Illinois 08 May 1932 Adair Gurreous C1-0053 D2659 Adams, Edgar Wallace 20 Dec. 1853 Ohio 26 May 1926 Adair Ewing 01-0555 D2003 Adams, James Marion 25 May 1861 Iowa 05 Feb. 1932 Adair Booten C1-0013 D2659 Adams, Mary Alice 03 Dec. 1854 Ohio 21 July 1931 Adair Adkins B1-0061 D2633 Adams, Mary Alice 16 Feb. 1927 Iowa 19 Feb. 1927 Adair Scott 01-0664 D2003 Adams. J.M. c.1867 16 Mar. 1927 Adair 01-0685 D2003 Adamson, John A. 06 Dec. 1869 Iowa 13 May 1922 Adair Campbell 01-0091 D2003 Addison, William Arthur 28 Mar. 1881 Missouri 04 May 1930 Adair Estek A1-0052 D2605 Adrian, Anna Rosa 22 Oct. 1804 Germany 01 Feb. 1921 Adair Hane 1-1317 D2002 Adrian, Clara Ellen 21 Aug. 1882 Iowa Sept. 1930 Adair McGinnis A1-0082 D2605 Ahnen, Verna Marie 22 Sept. 1915 Iowa 04 Apr. 1923 Adair Brown 01-0198 D2003 Albessen, Anna Clara 07 Feb. 1862 Germany 11 Dec. 1935 Adair F1-0105 D2753 Alden, Donald Lee 09 Jan. 1925 Iowa 05 Mar. 1935 Adair Sisson F1-0022 D2753 Alden, Emily 27 Jan. 1848 Illinois 28 May 1926 Adair Unknown 01-0554 D2003 Alden, Gerald Eugene 24 Aug. 1931 Iowa 08 Sept. 1931 Adair Short B1-0082 D2633 Aldrich, Charles E. 12 Aug. 1854 New York 25 June 1936 Adair Mowry G1-0069 D2783 Aldrich, Cornelia Andrews 12 Aug. 1856 Indiana 09 Oct. 1933 Adair Knowels D1-0079 D2687 Alley, Bessie Mary Jane 18 July 1889 Iowa 27 May 1936 Adair Kemp G1-0080 D2783 Alley, Ethel Viola 06 Mar. 1918 Iowa 24 Feb. 1924 Adair Kerr 01-0297 D2003 Alley, Florence M. 16 Feb. 1857 Pennsylvania 17 Aug. 1926 Adair Lucas 01-0582 D2003 Alley, Samuel Emerson 30 May 1859 West Virginia 08 Feb. 1932 Adair Harris D1-0017 D2687 Amerman, Maria 02 Aug. 1845 Ohio 15 Mar. 1939 Adair Deem 1-0019 D2887 Amick, Mary E. 21 Dec. 1864 Illinois 03 Dec. 1932 Adair Scott C1-0108 D2659 Ammerman, Martin 01 Apr. 1834 Kentucky 13 May 1920 Adair Hipler 1-1222 D2002 Anderson, Andrew C. 25 Feb. 1876 Denmark 31 Jan. 1923 Adair 01-0162 D2003 Page 1 Death Certificate Index - Adair County (1-6 1917 & 1920-1939) Q 3/6/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Anderson, Clarraiss 01 Feb. 1847 Ohio 16 Oct. 1923 Adair Davis 01-0247 D2003 Anderson, David L. 01 June 1877 Arkansas 04 Nov. 1922 Adair Graham 01-0130 D2003 Anderson, Ethel Pearl 28 July 1887 Iowa 14 Dec. 1930 Adair Wallace A1-0117 D2605 Anderson, Lyla Helen 13 Jan. 1926 Iowa 26 Jan. 1926 Adair Bell 01-0510 D2003 Anderson, Mary M.J. 10 Apr. 1840 Illinois 20 Aug. 1923 Adair Wilson 01-0236 D2003 Anderson, Susan A. 15 May 1844 Pennsylvania 05 Jan. 1932 Adair Stephenson C1-0003 D2659 Andre, Mary Ann 18 Jan. 1847 Kentucky 16 Dec. 1923 Adair 01-0266 D2003 Andrews, Bertha Estella 12 Mar. 1876 Ohio 21 Oct. 1934 Adair Mackey E1-0094 D2719 Andrews, Bryan Reesco 02 Nov. 1923 Iowa 26 May 1928 Adair Vandewater 01-0794 D2003 Ankeny, Horatia Fostina 24 Dec. 1841 Maine 09 Sept. 1928 Adair Sidensparker 01-0823 D2003 Anthony, Ellen c.1854 New Jersey 07 Oct. 1927 Adair Kinney 01-0740 D2003 Anthony, Olive Bell 17 Mar. 1880 Iowa 28 Sept. 1935 Adair Haxton F1-0077 D2753 Antisdal, Amandia 27 Sept. 1857 Pennsylvania 18 Feb. 1937 Adair Unknown H1-0017 D2818 Antisdel, Gene Claude 22 Feb. 1937 Iowa 09 Feb. 1938 Adair Bennett J1-0020 D2853 Antle, Nathabuek Thomas 01 Feb. 1861 Iowa 26 Aug. 1926 Adair Cox 01-0588 D2003 Archer, Clem B. 13 Oct. 1891 Iowa 30 Jan. 1928 Adair Beaver 01-0765 D2003 Archer, Emma 16 Sept. 1868 Iowa 16 Feb. 1928 Adair Standley 01-0775 D2003 Archer, Mary Helen 27 Oct. 1859 New York 29 Sept. 1936 Adair G1-0112 D2783 Arendo, Lola Idella 22 Nov. 1918 Iowa 10 Feb. 1924 Adair McCormick 01-0288 D2003 Arends, George 27 Aug. 1875 Germany 04 Oct. 1927 Adair 01-0742 D2003 Armstrong, Adam 12 Aug. 1872 Ireland 12 May 1929 Adair Earl 01-0916 D2003 Armstrong, Alexander M. 23 Jan. 1845 Ohio 19 Jan. 1925 Adair Muchler 01-0515 D2003 Armstrong, Arline Lucille 15 Nov. 1928 Iowa 04 Jan. 1929 Adair Lutz 01-0885 D2003 Armstrong, Charles Henry 15 Nov. 1913 Iowa 28 Apr. 1920 Adair Stuhlmiller 1-1216 D2002 Armstrong, Ella 25 July 1854 Massachusetts 31 Oct. 1928 Adair Lord 01-0835 D2003 Armstrong, Hannah H. Thatcher 17 Oct. 1846 New York 19 Aug. 1932 Adair Willis C1-0081 D2659 Armstrong, Robert 02 Aug. 1865 Ireland 30 Dec. 1934 Adair Earles E1-0120 D2719 Armstrong, William Frederick 29 Oct. 1840 New York 27 Mar. 1936 Adair G1-0029 D2783 Arn, Viola Edith 18 June 1911 Iowa 23 May 1931 Adair Smith B1-0049 D2633 Arnburg, Charles Henry 28 Apr. 1871 Iowa 29 July 1936 Adair Baker G1-0127 D2783 Arnold, Herman 04 Sept. 1844 Germany 26 Oct. 1936 Adair Scheffler G1-0117 D2783 Arnold, Paulina 16 Oct. 1845 Germany 12 Jan. 1934 Adair E1-0006 D2719 Page 2 Death Certificate Index - Adair County (1-6 1917 & 1920-1939) Q 3/6/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Aspinwall, Mary Esther 26 Aug. 1851 New York 06 Mar. 1932 Adair Scofield C1-0038 D2659 Atwood, Sarah Abigail 18 Oct. 1808 Missouri 23 Aug. 1926 Adair Coudren 01-0581 D2003 Augustine, Herschel William 05 Mar. 1923 Iowa 10 Mar. 1925 Adair Niece 01-0426 D2003 Augustine, Robert 24 Oct. 1857 Iowa 19 July 1939 Adair Reim 1-0075 D2887 Avey, Betty Ruth 22 Nov. 1934 Iowa 28 Oct. 1936 Adair Putney G1-0130 D2783 Avey, Luisa Marie 12 July 1847 Germany 13 Jan. 1936 Adair Houldezen G1-0001 D2783 Axe, Sarah E. 19 Aug. 1846 Indiana 23 Apr. 1917 Adair Unknown 1-0815 D2002 Ayers, John Enslow 14 Sept. 1864 Illinois 28 Feb. 1932 Adair Hollen C1-0020 D2659 Bacon, Danial R. 02 Nov. 1829 Canada 23 Oct. 1920 Adair Unknown 1-1267 D2002 Baier, Anna 11 Aug. 1852 Germany 25 Jan. 1927 Adair Heikenbeck 01-0635 D2003 Baier, Jack Alvin 29 Dec. 1925 Iowa 31 Dec. 1925 Adair Vandewater 01-0497 D2003 Baier, Wendlin 20 Oct. 1868 Germany 22 Oct. 1936 Adair G1-0125 D2783 Bailey, Charlie G. 20 May 1855 Massachusetts 22 May 1926 Adair McMentoney 01-0561 D2003 Bailey, Ella F. 27 Oct. 1850 Virginia 08 Jan. 1934 Adair Unknown E1-0011 D2719 Bailey, Isac 1837 Indiana 18 Apr. 1926 Adair Unknown 01-0553 D2003 Bailey, William J. 26 Jan. 1851 Massachusetts 20 Sept. 1922 Adair McNurmany 01-0116 D2003 Baird, Florence Camile 22 July 1919 Idaho 02 Nov. 1920 Adair Day 1-1279 D2002 Baird, Laura Zuleika 02 Sept. 1883 Iowa 15 July 1936 Adair Hall G1-0095 D2783 Baird, Margaret Jane 22 Jan. 1861 Iowa 25 Feb. 1934 Adair McCutchen E1-0019 D2719 Baker, Andrew Jackson 12 May 1853 Ohio 02 Mar. 1939 Adair Nulse 1-0026 D2887 Baker, Augusta 25 Sept. 1885 Germany 22 Dec. 1933 Adair Deitrich D1-0096 D2687 Baker, George c.1833 Ohio 04 Jan. 1922 Adair 01-0080 D2003 Baker, George Benjamin 28 Jan. 1846 New York 10 June 1932 Adair Unknown C1-0062 D2659 Baker, Margaretta 19 Dec. 1850 Pennsylvania 22 June 1931 Adair Unknown B1-0053 D2633 Baker, Marquart 30 Aug. 1881 Iowa 29 Dec. 1932 Adair Marquart C1-0107 D2659 Baker, Mary E. 29 Apr. 1858 Illinois 14 Mar. 1939 Adair Strimple 1-0025 D2887 Bakerink, Ada 25 Jan. 1863 Illinois 24 Apr. 1935 Adair Smith F1-0037 D2753 Bakerink, Fred William 25 June 1849 New York 27 Sept. 1922 Adair Narvis 01-0191 D2003 Bakerink, Henry 11 Mar. 1856 Iowa 28 Jan. 1929 Adair Narvis 01-0868 D2003 Bakerink, Mary E. 23 June 1861 Iowa 27 Dec. 1925 Adair Helverson 01-0498 D2003 Bakeunk, James Lee 21 Mar. 1919 Iowa 29 Mar. 1939 Adair Eddy 1-0036 D2887 Baldwin, Camilla 19 Mar. 1846 Italy 09 May 1929 Adair Vagliensi 01-0911 D2003 Page 3 Death Certificate Index - Adair County (1-6 1917 & 1920-1939) Q 3/6/2015 Name Birth Date Birth Place Death Date County Mother's Maiden Name Number Box Baldwin, Dominic Joseph 30 Oct. 1853 Italy 08 July 1939 Adair Valenti 1-0068 D2887 Bales, Andrew 20 Dec. 1853 Tennessee 18 Feb. 1934 Adair Huffman E1-0020 D2719 Ball, Harry L. 02 May 1862 Indiana 13 June 1930 Adair McMahan A1-0066 D2605 Ballinger, Simon P. 30 Jan. 1858 Indiana 18 May 1938 Adair Walkee J1-0045 D2853 Bancroft, Any Keziaah 17 June 1835 New York 29 Apr. 1922 Adair Hendry 01-0114 D2003 Bandler, Wilma Elvina 04 Oct.
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