MORTALITY SCHEDULES

1870	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Name:	County:	State:	Age:	Sex:	Mo.Died:	Biplace:	Cause o/ D:	Occup:
BOYD, Alexander	Walker	TX	27 y	M	Jun	TX	Dysentery	Convict
BOYD, Anna	Bedford	PA	09 m	F	Oct	PA	Liver Complications	------
BOYD, Anna E.	York	PA	02 y	F	Apr	PA	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Bankhead	Washington	PA	23 y	M	Mar	PA	Pneumonia	Clergy, Priest
BOYD, Benjamin	Allegheny	PA	09 w	M	Aug	PA	Cholera	------
BOYD, Bosa	Wood	TX	02 y	M	Jul	TX	unknown	------
BOYD, Catharine	Schuylkill	PA	77 y	F	Jun	PA	Dropsy	------
BOYD, Charles M.	Philadelphia	PA	03 m	M	Apr	PA	Catarrh Fever	------
BOYD, Charles N.	Benton	OR	01 m	M	Feb	OR	unknown	------
BOYD, Chauncey F.	Somerset	PA	32 y	M	Jul	PA	Consumption	Cooper
BOYD, Christian	Rusk	TX	01 m	M	Sep	TX	Typhoid Fever	------
BOYD, Cinthia	Milam	TX	03 y	F	Aug	TX	Brain Disease	------
BOYD, C.W.	Yazoo	MS	35 y	M	Feb	MS	Shot	------
BOYD, D.	Navarro	TX	01 y	M	Dec	TX	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Dessie	Dauphin	PA	22 y	F	Feb	PA	Heart Disease	------
BOYD, Edward	Mercer	PA	76 y	M	Jul	IR	Dropsy	Farmer
BOYD, Elenor	Westmoreland	PA	54 y	F	Aug	PA	Liver Abcess	Housewife
BOYD, Elizabeth	Carbon	PA	01 m	F	Sep	PA	Lung Congestion	------
BOYD, Ella	Richards	NE	04 m	F	Mar	NE	Measles	------
BOYD, Evaline	Noxubee	MS	12 y	F	Jan	MS	Malaria	------
BOYD, Fannie	Marshall	MS	17 y	F	Jan	MS	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Fannie	Ashley	AR	21 y	F	Aug	AR	Inflamation Brain	------
BOYD, Fanny	Baker	OR	03 y	F	Mar	OR	Bowel Inflamation	------
BOYD, George	Cooke	TX	01 y	M	Nov	TX	Croup	------
BOYD, George	Philadelphia	PA	12 y	M	Aug	PA	Cholera	------
BOYD, Harry	Chester	PA	03 m	M	Sep	PA	Whooping Cough	------
BOYD, Hiram	Conway	AR	48 y	M	Mar	IL	Fever	------
BOYD, Hugh	Washington	PA	25 y	M	Jun	PA	Consumption	Clergy, Priest
BOYD, Infant	Leavenworth	KS	01 m	M	Mar	KS	Cholera	------
BOYD, Infant	Windham	VT	---	M	Oct	VT	Bowel Inflamation	------
BOYD, Isabella	Drew	AR	24 y	F	Mar	SC	Consumption	------
BOYD, Isabella	Philadelphia	PA	82 y	F	Oct	IR	General Debilitation	------
BOYD, Isum	DeSoto	MS	55 y	M	Jun	MS	Poison	Farmer
BOYD, James	Drew	AR	56 y	M	Dec	SC	Jaundice	------
BOYD, James	Greene	AR	30 y	M	Feb	TN	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, James	Grenada	MS	08 y	M	Aug	MS	Chills	------
BOYD, James	Luzerne	PA	10 y	M	Dec	PA	Scarlet Fever	------
BOYD, Jane	Allegheny	PA	53 y	F	Jun	PA	Kidney Inflamation	Housewife
BOYD, Jane	Hartford	CT	84 y	F	Feb	IR	Old Age	------
BOYD, Jane	Hartford	CT	08 y	F	Feb	IR	Unknown	------
BOYD, Jane	Montgomery	PA	01 m	F	Jan	PA	Unknown	------
BOYD, Jediah	Luzerne	PA	02 m	M	Sep	PA	Inflamation Bowel	------
BOYD, Jeramiah	Indiana	PA	26 y	M	Apr	PA	Brain Inflamation	------
BOYD, Jesse	Hunt	TX	09 m	M	Feb	TX	Consumption	------
BOYD, John	Beaver	PA	88 y	M	Apr	PA	Bladder Inflamation	Farmer
BOYD, John	Chester	PA	52 y	M	Apr	---	Heart Disease	Metal Millworker
BOYD, John	Marion	FL	36 y	M	Jan	GA	Meningitus	Farmer
BOYD, John	Philadelphia	PA	36 y	M	May	IR	Typhoid Fever	Laborer
BOYD, Julia F.	Adams	MS	30 y	F	Jun	IN	Yellow Fever	------
BOYD, Levi	Greene	AR	34 y	M	Nov	AL	Consumption	------
BOYD, Lillie R.	Lancaster	PA	01 y	F	Jun	MD	Cholera	------
BOYD, Lizzie	Mercer	PA	24 y	F	Sep	PA	Consumption	------
BOYD, Lovella	Fayette	PA	01 m	F	Jun	PA	Croup	------
BOYD, M.	Freestone	TX	03 y	M	Jul	TX	Diarrhea	------
BOYD, Malcolm	Grenada	MS	04 y	M	May	MS	Chest Edema	------
BOYD, Margaret	Philadelphia	PA	01 y	F	Jun	PA	Diphtheria	------
BOYD, Margrett	Allegheny	PA	75 y	F	Jun	IR	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Mary	Beaver	PA	83 y	F	Apr	PA	Consumption	------
BOYD, Mary	Mercer	PA	80 y	F	Feb	PA	Rheumatism	Housewife
BOYD, Mary	Philadelphia	PA	03 m	F	Mar	PA	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Mary A.	Huntington	PA	01 m	F	Nov	PA	Brain Inflamation	------
BOYD, Mary Jane	Benton	OR	09 m	F	Jun	OR	Brain Fever	------
BOYD, Mary M.	Lancaster	PA	38 y	F	Apr	PA	Abortion	Housewife
BOYD, Mary Q.	Beaver	PA	01 y	F	Apr	PA	Whooping Cough	------
BOYD, Patrick	Washington	PA	70 y	M	Aug	IR	Old Age	Farmer
BOYD, R.	Troup	GA	01 y	M	Apr	AL	Thrash	------
BOYD, Rebecca	Ashley	AR	66 y	F	Apr	MS	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Robert C.	Philadelphia	PA	22 y	M	Jun	PA	Dysentary	Carpenter, Joiner
BOYD, Rose	Kemper	MS	02 y	F	Feb	MS	Pneumonia	------
BOYD, Sarah M.	Windham	VT	03 y	F	Jun	VT	unknown	------
BOYD, Sarah S.	Hamilton	FL	09 y	F	Jul	FL	Diarrhea	------
BOYD, S.H.	Bowie	TX	26 y	F	Sep	VA	unknown	------
BOYD, Sirena J.	Giles	TN	01 y	F	Jul	TN	Teething	------
BOYD, Sophia	Crawford	PA	64 y	F	Feb	CT	Consumption	Housewife
BOYD, Susan	Philadelphia	PA	80 y	F	Aug	IR	Old Age	------
BOYD, William	Suwannee	FL	04 y	M	Jun	FL	Billiousefe	------
BOYD, William R.	Fayette	PA	48 y	M	Nov	PA	Pneumonitis	Carpenter, Joiner
BOYD, William S.	Yazoo	MS	18 y	M	Jul	MS	Flux	Farm Laborer
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BOID, Ellen	Clarion	PA	06 y	F	Jun	PA	Croup	------
BOID, Emiline	Hinds	MS	30 y	F	Oct	MS	Chest Edema	Farm Laborer
*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
BOYT, James W.	Dallas	AR	04 y	M	Feb	GA	Pneumonia	------
BOYT, Matilda	York	PA	42 y	F	May	IR	Fits	Pauper
*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*

1850 Mortality - 1860 Mortality - 1870 Mortality - 1880 Mortality

Index: Mortality Schedules 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 - BOYD/ BOYDE/ BOID/ BOYT

SOME CAUSES OF DEATH DEFINITIONS

BRAIN FEVER = Meningitis.
CATARRH FEVER = Inflammation of a mucous membrane, especially of the air passages of the head and throat.
CHILLS = When given as a cause of death, malaria or pneumonia.
CHRONIC = Describes any illness that is long standing.
COLIC = Appendicitis.
CONSUMPTION = A wasting away of the body, especially from pulmonary tuberculosis.
CROUP = Hoarse croaking cough associated with inflammation of the larynx,trachea and bronchi in infants.Occurs in epidemics usually in autumn.
DROPSY = Edema (swelling), often caused by kidney or heart disease.
DYSPEPSIA = Indigestion and heartburn. Heart attack symptoms.
DYSENTER = A number of disorders marked by inflammation of the intestines.
ERYSIPELAS = Contagious skin disease, due to streptococcal infection in the skin and subcutaneous tissues. A serious illness that may often be fatal.
FLUX = dysentery.
GRAVEL = Passage of small stones formed in the kidney.
LUNG INFLAMATION = Pneumonia or Tuberculosis.
PALSY = Paralysis or difficulty with muscle control.
PERRICARDE = Inflammation of heart.
PLEURISY = Any pain in the chest area with each breath.
REMITTING FEVER = Malaria.
SHIP FEVER = Typhus.
SCARLATINA = Scarlet fever.
TEETHING = Often reported as a cause of death in infants. Could be an infection that was missed (? From contaminated weaning foods) or could be cot death (sudden infant death syndrome is the correct term for this).

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