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 Early death records generally give:
-Name.
+*Name.
+*Date and place of death.
+*Twentieth-century certificates usually also include:
+*Age or date of birth (and sometimes the place).
+*Race.
+*Residence or street address.
+*Occupation.
+*Cause of death.
+*Burial Information.
+*Name of person giving information (often a relative).
+*(Often) name of spouse or parent.
-Date and place of death.
+Information about parents and the birth date and birthplace may be inaccurate since the person giving the information may not have had complete information. Some information may not have been required by authorities at the time.
-Twentieth-century certificates usually also include:
-Age or date of birth (and sometimes the place).
-Race.
-Residence or street address.
-Occupation.
-Cause of death.
-Burial Information.
-Name of person giving information (often a relative).
-(Often) name of spouse or parent.
-Information about parents and the birth date and birthplace may be inaccurate since the person giving the information may not have had complete information. Some information may not have been required by authorities at the time.
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