3.3 Mortality Schedule (1850-1880)

The Mortality Schedule was a special census schedule conducted in the United States as part of the federal censuses in 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880. This schedule documented information about people who had died in the 12 months preceding the official census date. It was established to gather data on mortality rates, causes of death, and the overall health conditions in various regions, which was valuable for understanding public health, demographics, and the effects of diseases.

COUNTIES INCLUDED IN THIS LIST: BARBOUR | BULLOCK | MACON | MONTGOMERY |PIKE

YEAR	COUNTY	FULL_NAME	EST_AGE	EST_BIRTH_YR	GENDER	RACE	SLAVE	MARTITAL_STATUS	BIRTH_PLACE	FATHER_BIRTH	MOTHER_BIRTH	DEATH_DATE	CAUSE_OF_DEATH
1850	Barbour	Heyward	15	1834	Male	Black	Slave					Aug 1849	Dirt Eater
1850	Barbour	Edward	12-Oct	1850	Male	Black	Slave					May 1850	Pneumonia
1850	Barbour	William Isham Andrews	2	1847	Male				AL			Sep 1849	Worms
1850	Barbour	Susan Flournoy	2	1847	Female				AL			Sep 1849
1850	Barbour	Charles Lightner	2	1848	Male				AL			Jan 1850	Thorarh
1850	Barbour	Sanford	1-Jan	1848	Male	Black	Slave					Apr 1850	Typhoid Fever
1850	Barbour	Caroline	12-Mar	1849	Female	Black	Slave					Sep 1849	Accident
1850	Barbour	P R Causey	55	1794	Male				NC			Jul 1849	Typhus Fever
1850	Barbour	Arrena Chambers	31	1818	Female			Married	SC			Jun 1849	Red Fever
1850	Barbour	John Chambers	18	1831	Male				SC			Jun 1849	Dropsy