1870 Mortality Schedule for Gilmer County Georgia

Gilmer County, Georgia 1870 Mortality Schedule male silhouette

Name	Occupation	Census Year	Month person died	Place of Birth	Race	Gender	Age	Marital Status	Cause of Death	Parents Of Foreign Birth
Nancy Allen	Keeping House	1870	April	South Carolina	White	Female	84	Widow	Old Age
Cicero Anderson	Works on Farm	1870	July	Georgia	White	Male	10		Flux
James Andrew		1870	February	Georgia	White	Male	5/12		Croup
James F Black		1870	May	Tennessee	White	Male	2		Flux
J W Brindle	Farming	1870	November	South Carolina	White	Male	60		Consumption
John W Buckner		1870	May	Georgia	White	Male	1/12		Croup
Richard Corbin	Farming	1870	October	South Carolina	White	Male	81	Married	Pneumonia
John H Cordle		1870	June	North Carolina	White	Male	3		Flux
Thomas Craigo	Miller	1870	March	North Carolina	White	Male	76	Married	Kidney Affection	Father
Manda Deal	Assisting in Home	1870	March	Georgia	White	Female	17		Gout
Mary Douthett	Keeping House	1870	March	North Carolina	White	Female	58	Married	Dropsey
Infant Ellis		1870	November	Georgia	White	Male	1/12		Croup
Hiram K Evans	Farming	1870	November	South Carolina	White	Male	55	Widow	Typhoid Fever
Nancy Evans	Keeping House	1870	June	South Carolina	White	Female	43	Married	Consumption
David Hallford	Farming	1870	December	Georgia	White	Male	21		Gunshot Homicide
Hiram Harris	Farming	1870	August	North Carolina	White	Male	62	Married	Inflammation of Bladder
Jesse O Haygood		1870	December	Georgia	White	Male	1		Flux
John R Hice		1870	March	Georgia	White	Male	1		Worm Fever
Elizabeth Hide	Keeping House	1870	September	South Carolina	White	Female	25		Cancer
George Higgins		1870	April	Georgia	White	Male	1		Fever
Infant Hipp		1870	September	Georgia	White	Female	1/12		Born Still
Babe Holden		1870	March	Georgia	White	Male	1/12		Influenza
Martha Holloway	Keeping House	1870	May	Georgia	White	Female	41	Married	Dropsey
Stephen Holloway		1870	September	Georgia	White	Male	1/12		Croup
Ephraim P Hudson	Farming	1870	September	North Carolina	White	Male	63	Married	Gout
Jane Kimmons	Keeping House	1870	June	South Carolina	White	Female	68	Married	Pneumonia
Margaret J Martin	Keeping House	1870	March	South Carolina	White	Female	102	Widow	Dropsey
Elizabeth Mathis	Keeping House	1870	May	Georgia	White	Female	20	Married	Childbed Fever
Catharine Miller	Keeping House	1870	April	Tennessee	White	Female	40	Married	Heart Dropsey
Lemuel Moore		1870	April	Georgia	White	Male	2/12		Croup
Eulema J Mulkey		1870	February	Georgia	White	Female	1/12		Croup
John Parks	Farming	1870	December	North Carolina	White	Male	74		Froze
Levada Pell		1870	June	Georgia	White	Female	1/12		Croup
Columbus Plumley		1870	February	Georgia	White	Male	2		Flux
Thomas Prather	Farming	1870	March	South Carolina	White	Male	86	Widow	Old Age
Alice E Pritchett		1870	October	Georgia	White	Female	2/12		Croup
R L Southerland		1870	February	Georgia	White	Male	1/12		Croup
Mary E Stokes		1870	March	Georgia	White	Female	2/12		Croup
James L J Thomas		1870	February	Georgia	White	Male	1		Croup
Roxanna Underwood		1870	May	Georgia	White	Female	2		Diarrhea
E W Watkins		1870	November	Georgia	White	Male	1		Chronic Diarrhea
Stella F Watkins		1870	August	Georgia	White	Female	1		Dysentery
Benjamin Weaver		1870	January	Georgia	Black	Male	1		Croup
Infant Weaver		1870	February	Georgia	White	Male	1/12		Croup
Susan Yother	Keeping House	1870	April	North Carolina	White	Female	50		Typhoid Fever

Remarks:

1) David Hallford was shot at a County Distillery by an outlaw.

2) Thomas Prather died sudden not complaining in the least ten minutes before death.

3) John Parks was insane and runaway from his guardian and went into the mountains and froze to death.

4) J. W. Brindle had been a Baptist Minister and preached sometimes during his illness.

Pneumonia is the most common fever in the county. Chills and Fever are rare in the County, none contracted there.

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