Death certificates, ca. 1876-1947
Winnebago County (Illinois). County Clerk (Main Author)
Manuscript/Manuscript on Film
English
[Illinois] : State of Ill., Local Records Commission, [19--]
27 microfilm reels ; 16 mm.
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