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| width="31%" bgcolor="#B2B2FF" colspan="3" |<center>'''Birth Records''' reveal</center> | |||
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| width="25%" | <center>'''Y'''es or '''M'''aybe »</center> | |||
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| width="25%" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" | Name of Child | |||
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| width="25%" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" | Birth Date and Place | |||
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| width="25%" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" | Parent's Names | |||
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| width="25%" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" | Mother's Maiden Name | |||
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| width="25%" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" | Parent's Ages | |||
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| width="25%" bgcolor="#CCFFFF" | Parents' State or Country of Birth | |||
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In 1891, coroners, physicians, and midwives were to report births and deaths (called "returns") to the county auditor. Many went unrecorded. In 1907, the State Center for Health Statistics assumed this responsibility. <noinclude>[[Category:Templates for WA pages]] [[Category:WikiProject Washington]]</noinclude> |
Revision as of 14:56, 10 December 2013
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Name of Child | ![]() |
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Birth Date and Place | ![]() |
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Parent's Names | ![]() |
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Mother's Maiden Name | ![]() |
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Parent's Ages | ![]() | |
Parents' State or Country of Birth | ![]() |
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Name of Doctor or Midwife | ![]() |
In 1891, coroners, physicians, and midwives were to report births and deaths (called "returns") to the county auditor. Many went unrecorded. In 1907, the State Center for Health Statistics assumed this responsibility.