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==Iowa Mortality Schedules Coverage Table Description==
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Iowa’s first two counties, Demoine and DuBuque, were formed while Iowa was still part of Michigan Territory in 1834.  New counties were by legislation as population warranted. Counties were first formed along the Mississippi River with the territory to the west of each county under the jurisdiction of the eastern county until an area gained enough population to form a county. Early counties were large and established to maintain law and order. These boundaries were not intended to be permanent. When Iowa became a state there were 33 counties, over time there have been as many as 100 counties. Some counties disappeared altogether and others were absorbed into other counties. Today there are 99 counties. Because shifting boundaries not all cities reside in the county of the same name. The coverage table Iowa Mortality Schedules below lists all the counties in Iowa that have images in this collection. Then under each DGS number across from the corresponding county are the image numbers. The NARA film roll number that corresponds with the DGS are as follows:
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==NARA Roll Numbers==
== Collection Inventory ==
Iowa’s first two counties, Demoine and DuBuque, were formed while Iowa was still part of Michigan Territory in 1834.  New counties were by legislation as population warranted. Counties were first formed along the Mississippi River with the territory to the west of each county under the jurisdiction of the eastern county until an area gained enough population to form a county. Early counties were large and established to maintain law and order. These boundaries were not intended to be permanent. When Iowa became a state there were 33 counties, over time there have been as many as 100 counties. Some counties disappeared altogether and others were absorbed into other counties. Today there are 99 counties. Because shifting boundaries not all cities reside in the county of the same name. The coverage table Iowa Mortality Schedules (below) lists all the counties in Iowa that have images in this collection. Then under each DGS number across from the corresponding county are the image numbers. The NARA film roll number that corresponds with the DGS are as follows:
=== NARA Roll Numbers ===
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{|| class="wikitable"
! DGS Number  !! NARA Film Roll  
! DGS Number  !! NARA Film Roll  
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311070 7311070] || 2
| 7311070 || 2
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311071 7311071] || 5
| 7311071 || 5
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311072 7311072] || 10
| 7311072 || 10
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311073 7311073] || 11
| 7311073 || 11
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311074 7311074] || 12
| 7311074 || 12
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311075 7311075] || 23
| 7311075 || 23
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311076 7311076] || 24
| 7311076 || 24
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311077 7311077] || 25
| 7311077 || 25
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| [https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?imageGroupNumbers=7311078 7311078] || 26
| 7311078 || 26
|}
|}


=== Coverage Table ===
== Iowa Mortality Schedules Coverage Table ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! County !! DGS 7311070 !! DGS 7311071 !! DGS 7311072 !! DGS 7311073 !! DGS 7311074 !! DGS 7311075 !! DGS 7311076 !! DGS 7311077 !! DGS 7311078
! County !! DGS 7311070 !! DGS 7311071 !! DGS 7311072 !! DGS 7311073 !! DGS 7311074 !! DGS 7311075 !! DGS 7311076 !! DGS 7311077 !! DGS 7311078

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Iowa Mortality Schedules Coverage Table Description[edit | edit source]

Iowa’s first two counties, Demoine and DuBuque, were formed while Iowa was still part of Michigan Territory in 1834. New counties were by legislation as population warranted. Counties were first formed along the Mississippi River with the territory to the west of each county under the jurisdiction of the eastern county until an area gained enough population to form a county. Early counties were large and established to maintain law and order. These boundaries were not intended to be permanent. When Iowa became a state there were 33 counties, over time there have been as many as 100 counties. Some counties disappeared altogether and others were absorbed into other counties. Today there are 99 counties. Because shifting boundaries not all cities reside in the county of the same name. The coverage table Iowa Mortality Schedules below lists all the counties in Iowa that have images in this collection. Then under each DGS number across from the corresponding county are the image numbers. The NARA film roll number that corresponds with the DGS are as follows:

NARA Roll Numbers[edit | edit source]

DGS Number NARA Film Roll
7311070 2
7311071 5
7311072 10
7311073 11
7311074 12
7311075 23
7311076 24
7311077 25
7311078 26

Iowa Mortality Schedules Coverage Table[edit | edit source]

County DGS 7311070 DGS 7311071 DGS 7311072 DGS 7311073 DGS 7311074 DGS 7311075 DGS 7311076 DGS 7311077 DGS 7311078
Adair 431 5-6 5-15 156
Adams 428-429 8-14 17-25
Allamakee 423-426 16-24 27-45
Appanoose 5 417-421 26-43 47-59
Audubon 414-415 45-48 61-66
Benton 7 411-412 50-67 68-84,86-94
Black Hawk 9 395-409 69-92 96-122
Boone 393 94-103 124-140
Bremer 386-390 105-118 142-158
Buchanan 11 382-384 120-130 161-178
Buena Vista 132-136 180-190
Butler 378-380 138-150 192-208
Calhoun 12 152-153 211-216
Carroll 155-158 218-230
Cass 376 160-164 232-241
Cedar 13 371-374 166-177 243-260
Cerro Gordo 368-369 179-182 262-272
Cherokee 366 184-187 70 274-283
Chickasaw 364 189-195 285-298
Clarke 356-362 197-208 301-308
Clay 210-214 310-315
Clayton 15-16 338-354 216-238 317-339
Clinton 18 323-336 240-260 341-367
Crawford 320-321 262-266 369-382
Dallas 20 312-318 268-282 384-396
Davis 22-23 305-310 284-299 398-412
Decatur 25 300-303 301-311 414-426
Delaware 27 287-299 313-324 429-445
Des Moines 29-33 279-285 326-336 447-468
Dickinson 277 338-342 5-7
Dubuque 35-37 268-275 344-365 9-36
Emmett 367-370 38-40
Fayette 39-40 265-266 370-382 42-65
Floyd 262-263 384-395 67-81
Franklin 260 397-408 83-94
Fremont 41-43 256-258 410-420 96-109
Greene 253-254 422-428 111-124
Grundy 248-251 430-437 126-140
Guthrie 245-246 439-443 142-157
Hamilton 243 443-451 158-169
Hancock 453-454 171-177
Hardin 236-241 5-18 179-196
Harrison 233-234 20-36 198-215
Henry 44-45 228-231 38-51 217-233
Howard 223-226 53-62 235-246
Humbolt 12 64-68 248-258
Ida 185 71237 260-267 279
Iowa 47 59,216-221,233 180 73-86 269-285
Jackson 49-51 206-214 88-101 287-306
Jasper 53 200-204 103-113 308-324
Jefferson 55-56 194-198 115-130 326-341
Johnson 58-59 189-192 132-151 343-365
Jones 61 184-187 153-165 367-385
Keokuk 63-66 178-182 167-183 387-404
Kossuth 12 185-187 406-412
Lee 68-76 166-176 189-214 414-441
Linn 78 159-174 216-234 443-472
Louisa 80-85 153-157 236,238-244 5-19
Lucas 87 150-151 246-253 21-30
Lyon 32-36,493
Madison 89 147-148 255-265 38-50
Mahaska 91 141-145 267-281 52-71
Marion 93-94 134-139 283-,295-304 73-89
Marshall 130-132 306-321 91-112
Mills 126-128 323-334 114-122
Mitchell 123-124 336-347 124-140
Monona 4 349-351 142-154
Monroe 96 114-121 294,353-365 156-166
Montgomery 112 367-377 168-181
Muscatine 98-105 105-110 379-391 183-201
O'Brien 203-208
Osceola 210-212
Page 107 100-103 393-400 214-228
Palo Alto 97 402-406 230-236
Plymouth 93-95 408 238-248
Pocahontas 99 410-411 250-256
Polk 109 83-91 413-430 258-284
Pottawattamie 111-112 80-81 432-439 286-308
Poweshiek 114 77-79 441-457 310-327
Ringgold 74-75 459-471 329-339
Sac 4 473-475 341-351
Scott 116-117 67-72 477-494 353-382
Shelby 64-65 496-502 384-395
Sioux 5 397-403
Story 61-62 42930 405-422
Tama 57-59 16-30 85 424-446
Taylor 119 55 32-39 448-459
Union 29 52-53 41-49 461-474
Van Buren 121-122 43-50 51-63 476-493
Wapello 124-125 35-41 65-87 5-25
Warren 127 30-33 89-97 27-38
Washington 129 22-28 99-112 40-58
Wayne 15-20 114-123 60-72
Webster 43082 125-134 74-94
Winnebago 136-139 96-100
Winneshiek 42957 141-157 102-121
Worth 6 162-165 139-151
Woodbury 4 159-160 123-137
Wright 2 167-172 153-158

DGS stands for Digital Genealogical Society also known as an Image Group Number. Each set of digital images is assigned a DGS number for identification purposes.

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