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<nowiki>* </nowiki>The Montana Legislative Assembly passed a law in&nbsp;1895 that required local physicians and midwives to register births. In addition,&nbsp;clergymen, coroners, sextons, and undertakers were required&nbsp;to&nbsp;register&nbsp;deaths. Statewide registration of births and deaths was not required until 1907. Althought&nbsp;montana&nbsp;counties were not required to record&nbsp;birth and death records prior to 1895, a few counties do have earlier records. For instance, Silverbow County has some birth records beginning in 1878, and Yellowstone County has deaths beginning in 1884.<ref>Alice Eichholz, ed. ''Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources'', 3rd ed. (Provo,Utah: Ancestry Publishing, 2004), 399, 406-407.</ref>  
<nowiki>* </nowiki>The Montana Legislative Assembly passed a law in&nbsp;1895&nbsp;requiring local physicians and midwives to register births. In addition,&nbsp;the law required clergymen, coroners, sextons, and undertakers were to register&nbsp;deaths. Statewide registration of births and deaths was not required until 1907. Although&nbsp;not required, a few&nbsp;Montana counties kept&nbsp;birth and death records prior to 1895. For instance, Silverbow County has&nbsp;births&nbsp;beginning in 1878, and Yellowstone County has deaths beginning in 1884.<ref>Alice Eichholz, ed. ''Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources'', 3rd ed. (Provo,Utah: Ancestry Publishing, 2004), 399, 406-407.</ref>


== Montana&nbsp;Birth, Marriage and Death Records Online  ==
== Montana&nbsp;Birth, Marriage and Death Records Online  ==
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