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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
OF THE
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
1928
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
OF THE
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
1928
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
Nov. 1. 1929.
Dr. Chas. O. H. Laughinghouse,
Secretary-Treasurer and State Health Officer,
State Board of Health,
Raleigh, \. C.
Dear Sir: I have the honor to submit, under the Vital Statistics Law, the
annual report of births and deaths occurring in North Carolina during the
vear 1928, together with tables showing the total number of births and deaths
by counties, with rate per 1,000 of population.
Respectfully submitted,
F. M. Register,
Deputy State Registrar.
X. B. Two things we wish to call to the attention of the public:
1
Rates—We are nine years away from the last census. Therefore, esti-mates
of population on which rates are calculated are only provisional. la
counties where emigration and immigration are practically equal, the rates
are near one hundred per cent correct.
2
—
Non-Residext Deaths—Deaths of non-residents run the rates up in
counties and cities that have hospitals and institutions that receive patients
and inmates from beyond their borders. Very often in automobile accidents
the injured die many miles from where the accident occurred, still they are
charged to the place where death occurred. Deaths from typhoid fever do
not always occur where the disease was contracted.
There has not been found as yet any satisfactory way to tabulate non-resident
deaths.
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CONTENTS
Table Page
I. Births and deaths in each fountv, together with ratio per
1,000 population: 1928 7
II. Deaths in each county by race with ratio per 1,000 popula-tion:
1928 ---I - 9
III. Showing total births and deaths as a comparison, together
with ratio per l.OOO.population of North Carolina, for year
1916-1928 inclusive 11
IV. Total number of deaths from typhoid feyer and tuberculosis
(all forms) for years 1914-1928 inclusive; also rate per
100,000 population: 1928 12
V. Showing by counties and by race the number of births at-tended
by doctors and by midwives, and the number of
illegitimate births : 1928 13
VI. Infant mortality (under one year of age) and maternal mor-tality
per 1,000 live births: 1928 15
VII. Deaths from typhoid fever by counties, together with ratio
per 100,000 population: 1928 17
VIII. Typhoid fever by counties, towns, townships, race and sex:
1928 1 18
IX. Deaths from malaria by counties, together with ratio per
100,000 population: "l928 20
X. Deaths from smallpox by counties, together with ratio per
100,000 population: 1928 21
XI. Deaths from measles by counties, together with ratio per
100,000 population: 1928 22
XII. Deaths from scarlet fever by counties, together with ratio per
100,000 population: 1928 23
XIIT. Deaths from whooping cough by counties, together with
ratio per 100,000 population : 1928 24
XIV. Deaths from diphtheria by counties, together with ratio per
100,000 population: 1928 25
XV. Deaths from pulmonary tuberculosis by county and race
together with ratio per' 100,000 population : 1928 26
XVI. Deaths from pellagra by counties, together with ratio per
100,000 population: 1928 28
XVII. Deaths from diarrhea and enteritis (under two years of age)
by counties, together with ratio per 100,000 population:
1928- 29
XVIII. Deaths from certain diseases by the month of occurrence:
1928.1 30
XIX. Deaths (exclusive of stillbirths) in the State from all causes,
for counties by race : 1928 32
XX. Deaths (exclusive of stillbirths) in the State by county, race
and age of decedent: 1928 130
XXI. Age distribution of infantile deaths (under one year) by
county and race: 1928 142
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6 CONTENTS
Table Page
XXIIl. Infant mortality, 1928 (Basic Table No. 1) 152
XXIII—A. Cases and Deaths of Diseases dangerous to the pubHc health by
month of occurrence 156
XXIII—B. Deaths (exclusive of stillbirths) from each cause by sex, race and
age, 1928 158
XXIV. Deaths (exclusive of stillbirths) from all causes for cities and
towns by race: 1928 200
XXV. Deaths (exclusive of stillbirths) bv cities and towns, race and
age of decedent: 1928 .' 256
XXVI. Deaths of non-residents by race in cities: 1928 — 262
XXVII. Cases of contagious diseases reported by Bureau of Epidemi-ology:
1928 264
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
T\BLE I—BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN EACH COUNTY. TOGETHER WITH RATIO PER
THOUSAND POPULATION—1928
Total
Alamance--.
Alexander--.
Alleghany--.
.\n8on
.\she
Avery
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick-
.
Buncombe.
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell---.
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland---
Columbus---
Craven
Cumberland.
Currituck
Dare
Davidson—
Da%ne
Duplin --
Durham
Edgecombe
-
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson.
-
Hertford---_
Hoke
Flyde
Iredell
Jackson
.I')hn8ton
Jones
Lee
Lenoir
T/incoln
ths
ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE I—Continued
Counties Births Rate
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery
-
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank..
Pender
Perquimans..
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham.
Rowan
Rutherford...
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington..
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
452
654
550
2,316
437
364
647
1,522
1,000
601
442
528
268
414
424
269
587
1,739
235
890
862
1,767
1,324
1,357
1,061
1,191
454
749
591
1,247
321
262
167
878
633
2.189
736
347
373
1,277
1,000
1,310
502
29.2
22.5
27.5
28.2
25.0
33.6
24.9
25.7
31.9
20.7
25.0
28.8
25.8
29.5
22.3
28,6
24.0
28.6
32.5
23.9
27.6
28.0
24.1
26.0
27.3
30.9
28.9
28.3
21.9
28.0
35.7
20.4
23.6
34.4
22.8
24.4
25.6
32.1
29.1
24.0
25.1
28.0
29.5
29.1
22.3
175
176
277
207
1,532
116
558
767
294
172
195
83
256
186
101
221
532
420
749
530
568
407
467
195
377
113
491
341
1,346
291
189
87
036
340
637
162
100
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
TABLE II—DEATHS IN EACH COUNTY BY RACE WITH RATIO PER THOUSAND
POPULATION~1928
Total
Alamance..
Alexander..
Alleghany. -.
Anson
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick. .
Buncombe.
.
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell--..
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland...
Columbus...
Craven
Cumberland.
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
—
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe..
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood.-
.
Henderson.
.
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Number Rate
,319
302
102
46
127
141
91
268
97
115
122
.056
346
376
226
26
153
77
366
145
112
62
52
276
286
207
364
51
41
374
137
224
477
179
727
171
644
47
25
174
84
,043
212
212
252
246
75
52
48
380
172
395
10.7
10.5
16
15
11
12.2
7.9
10.7
8.9
10.3
8.5
7.0
11.5
10.4
8.6
13.2
12.7
18.0
11
8.6
10.1
11 4
10.3
10.0
9.7
10.8
10.6
11.9
11.2
9.4
13.5
9.6
8.6
10.2
13.1
11.9
7.1
9.3
11.2
13 6
9.1
Number Rate Number Rate
1
10 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE n~CovHniied
Jones -
Lee
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg.
.
MitcheU
Montgomery- -
Moore
Nash
New Hanover.
Northampton-
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt-. -.
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham..
-
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania-
-
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
White
Number Rate
40
139
298
167
170
174
125
179
875
116
138
318
214
350
375
372
329
257
107
273
170
349
49
337
182
778
76
78
310
318
146
6.4
12.8
14. 9t
10.0
12.8
10.1
13.4
9.0
12.1
7.7
10.2
12.6
9.5
10.6
7.9
5.4i
9.5
10.9
6.3
10.9
10.0
11.1
11.2
11.2
10.0
9.3
9.2
11.1
9.1
19.2
10.7
6.6
6.1
14.5
11.1
11.5
14.5
8.8
12.3
5.7
11.4
9.5
12.9
9.0
5.7
Indian
Number Rate Number Rate
17.0
9.0
*No Indian population.
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 11
TABLE III—SHOWING TOTAL BIRTHS AND DEATHS AS A COMPARISON, TOGETHER
WITH RATIO PER THOUSAND POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA
FOR THE YEARS 1916—1928 INCLUSIVE
Year
12 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE IV—SHOWING TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM TYPHOID FEVER AND
TUBERCULOSIS (ALL FORMS) FOR YEARS 1914-1928 INCLUSIVE
ALSO RATE PER 100,000 POPULATION
Year
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 13
T\BLE V—SHOWING BY COUNTIES AND RACE THE NUMBER OF BIRTHS ATTENDED
BY DOCTORS AND BY MIDWIVES, ALSO NUMBER OF ILLEGITIMATE BIRTHS—1928
Number Births
Attended by Doctors
White Colored Indian
49,436
729
211
110
289
307
196
422
197
251
127
1,750
428
882
618
40
296
257
832
302
263
133
122
941
441
271
632
42
1,029
268
528
1,029
414
2,006
Number Births
Attended by Midwives
White Colored Indian
6,377
4
55
IS
65
234
124
64
53
101
12S
46
163
46
93
4
53
20
123
25
128
9
21
37
16,356
23
17
3
401
4,773
34
Number
Illegitimate Births
Total White Col. Indian
5
14 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE \—Continued
CoBnties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 15
TABLE VI—INFANT MORTALITY (UNDER ONE YEAR) AND MATERNAL MORTALITY
PER ONE THOUSAND LIVE BIRTHS—1928
TotaL
Alamance
—
Alexander...
Alleghany...
Anson
Ashe --
Avery
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick..
Buncombe..
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland.
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe..
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson...
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iretlell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Infant Mortality
16 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE \I—Continued
Counties
Infant Mortality
Number Rate
Maternal Mortality
Number Rate
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg.
Mitchell
Montgomery.
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank..
Pender
Perquimans. _
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham.
Rowan
Rutherford ..
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington..
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
119
46
25
40
70
42
225
31
29
25
124
122
45
37
43
19
51
42
18
64
144
30
59
73
156
116.3
104,0
62.8
88.4
107.0
76.3
97.1
70.9
79.6
38.6
81.4
122.0
74.8
83.7
81.4
70.8
123.1
99.0
66.9
109.0
82.8
127.6
66.2
84.6
88.2
67.2
78.1
73.5
112.3
88.1
54.1
65.7
56.0
53.4
53.8
121.6
88.1
88.3
124.6
48.2
105.7
69.0
118.3
59.7
58.0
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 17
TABLE VII—DEATHS FROM TYPHOID FEVER BY COUNTIES
RATIO PER 100,000 POPULATION—192S
18 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE VIII—TYPHOID FEVER BY COUNTIES, TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS,
RACE AND SEX—1928
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
TABLEIVIII—CoTittnued
19
Counties
20 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE IX—DEATHS FROM MALARIA BY COUNTIES, TOGETHER WITH RATIO PER
100,000 POPULATION—1928
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 21
TABLE X—DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX BY COUNTIES, TOGETHER WITH RATIO PER
100,000 POPULATION—1928
22 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XI—DEATHS FROM MEASLES BY COUNTIES, TOGETHER WITH RATIO PER
100,000 POPULATION—1928
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 23
TABLE XII—DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER BY COUNTIES, TOGETHER WITH RATIO
PER 100,000 POPULATION—1928
Covinties
24 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIII—DEATHS FROM WHOOPING COUGH BY COUNTIES, TOGETHER WITH
RATIO PER 100,000 POPULATION—1928
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 25
TABLE XIV—DEATHS FROM DIPHTHERIA BY COUNTIES. TOGETHER WITH R \TIO PER 100,000 POPULATION—1928
Counties
26 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
T\BLE XV—DEATHS FROM PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS BY COUNTY AND RACE
TOGETHER WITH RATIO PER 100,000 POPULATION—1928
Total deaths (tuberculosis, all forms) 2,447—Rate 83.3
Total Rate White Rate Colored Rate Indian Rate
Total
Alamance
—
Alexander. _
AUeehany.
_
Anson
Ashe
Avery
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick.-
Buncombe-.
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell-. --
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland- --
Columbus..
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck---
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe
-
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood—
Henderson..
Hertford
Hoke
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lee
83.3
49.7
95.2
40.5
67.9
22.0
54,6
96.4
64.5
61.6
90.9
394.5
92.0
64.8
67.3
37.1
53.2
84.3
51.2
44.3
37.0
56.3
19.6
44.1
62.6
77.6
68.2
68.7
37.7
44.6
29.1
31.9
84.4
106.4
93.7
73.9
56.6
47.1
38.4
56.3
84.6
107.5
50.7
68.4
42.6
100.0
nil
187.7
59.6
50 .
9
143.8
30 4
45.8
84.4
1,030
11
9
3
49.4
38.5
76.6
42.4
27.0
22.5
56.1
45.9
54.0
30.0
40.8
373.8
86.3
32.4
54.3
28.1
23.2
33.8
23 6
37.6
74.7
20.0
18.5
23.1
30.8
54.6
64.7
40.4
40.7
16.6
13.8
33.6
71.0
41.9
37.2
33.4
.39.7
12 9
33 7
Gl.l
41 ()
36 5
40 4
83.!)
79 3
107.3
39.0
20.6
126.8
30.1
1,204
7
3
141 4
90.9
348.8
182.6
72.9
115.3
178.5
518.0
133.3
200.0
168.0
94.1
185 .
1
1.50.0
222.2
88.6
37.7
177.4
145.6
125.0
83.4
75.8
85.7
117.6
62.9
221.5
132.5
187.5
121.9
185.5
94.3
107.6
130.0
294.7
58.3
1.55.5
90.9
235.5
129.6
262 7
91.8
191,7
31.7
55 .
5
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
TABLE XV
—
Continued
27
Total Rate White Rate Colored Rate
61.9
53.7
46.1
73.5
49.7
67.5
112.3
30.7
27.3
79.6
73.5
76.7
112.5
58.8
73.5
44.1
97.2
40.5
80.3
58.5
54.2
30.6
31.0
84.6
53.3
68.7
56.4
34.9
65.5
100.0
46.9
28.4
51.5
25.4
18.0
20.6
41.5
84.9
84.2
78.6
67.2
32.2
122
43.3
125.2
29.2
55.2
41.9
39.7
75.8
50.6
23.2
49.2
31.1
17.6
83.3
44.2
29.3
42.5
38.0
28.3
17.1
54.5
26.7
34.4
51.7
15.2
24.6
21.7
31.4
23.0
50.1
16.5
33.8
32.0
46.7
23.5
15.8
26.6
31.3
34.1
73.1
24.8
28.9
70.5
157.8
105 .
2
60.8
70.4
112.1
160.0
157.5
104.1
174.6
93.3
160.0
54.6
129.6
67.4
91.5
58.8
76.9
172.4
110.9
136.3
215.0
41.6
133.8
125.0
20.0
17.9
84.3
165.0
146.8
111.1
125.0
190.1
239.8
174.6
197.9
48.2
28 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XVI—DEATHS FROM PELLAGRA BY COUNTIES, TOGETHER WITH RATIO
PER 100.000 POPULATION—1928
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 29
TABLE XVII—DEATHS FROM DIARRHEA AND ENTERITIS (UNDER 2 YEARS OF AGE)
BY COUNTIES. TOGETHER WITH RATIO PER 100,000 POPULATION—192S
,318
11
44.8
30.3
39.6
42.0
8.8
36.4
77.1
44.3
33.1
45.4
31.2
16.0
47.3
48.1
37.1
23.6
24.0
33.3
28.2
112.6
39.2
41.
S
34.4
59.0
55.1
41.2
18.8
24.9
36.4
81.3
26.1
103.7
47.3
45.7
69.8
37.7
38.7
95.2
45.9
50.7
38.6
27.1
30.0
81.8
32.3
35.7
36.4
35.9
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg.
.
Mitchell
Montgomery-
-
Moore
Nash
New Hanover,
Northampton.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
—
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham..
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
.
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington. -_
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes.
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
30 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
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32 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OF STILLBIRTHS) IN THE
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
STATE FROM ALL CAUSES, FOR COUNTIES, BY RACE, FOR 1928
33
B
34 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 35
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36 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 37
•J
38 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 39
J
40 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE—XIX
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 41
Acute
Nephritis
(includ-inK
unspecified
under
10
years
of
age
42 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 43
1
1
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44 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 45
Ill
III
188
46 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 47
Continued
48 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 49
Cnntinnod
50 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 51
52 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 53
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54 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 55
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56 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 57
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58 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 59
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60 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 61
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62 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 63
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64 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 65
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66 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 67
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68 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 69
3 fe
III
III
70 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 71
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72 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 73
1 1 y
III -M
III
111
74 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 75
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76 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 77
1
Jll
78 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 79
1
1
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80 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 81
1
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82 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 83
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111
84 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 85
Con
86 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 87
E ^
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88 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 89
i
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11
12
90 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 91
.k
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111
J 11
92 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 93
.£
94 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 95
.s
96 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 97
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98 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTf-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 99
Con
100 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 101
i i
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III
188
102 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 103
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104 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 105
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6=a
106 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 107
Con
108 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 109
Con
110 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 111
i
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112 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 113
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114 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 115
Corttiriued
116 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 117
118 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 119
in
1
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120 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 121
c
122 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX-Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 123
£
124 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 125
i
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fii
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ii
126 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 127
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157
128 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XIX—
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 129
i 1
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130 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XX—DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OF STILLBIRTHS) IN
Counties
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 131
THE STATE BY COUNTY, RACE AND AGE OF DECEDENT—1928
1,051
6
630
1,704
10
567
1,784
11
438
Eir
3
132 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XX-
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 133
2 1
3
6
3 3
2
134 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 135
2
136 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 137
£
c:
2
138 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
76. Randolph.
77. Richmond.
78, Robeson
-
79. Rockingham.
81. Rutherford.
82. Sampson.
84. Stanly.
86. Surry.
Transylvania.
TyrreU
White-
Indian.
Colored .
White...
Colored .
White...
Colored
-
White.-
Colored.
White...
Colored.
White...
Indian..
Colored _
White...
Indian..
Colored.
White...
Colored.
White...
Colored.
White...
Indian..
Colored
-
White...
Indian..
Colored.
White...
Colored
.
White...
Colored.
White...
Colored.
White...
Indian..
Colored
White...
Colored.
White...
Colored.
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 139
«
140 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XX-
90. Union '
91. Vance /
92. Wake
|
9:^. Warren /
94. Washington J
95. Watauga /
96. Wayne
|
97. Wilkes
I
98. Wilson
I
99. Yadkin /
too. Yancey /
White-
Colored
White..
Colored
White-.
Colored
White.-
Colored
White..
Colored
White..
Colored
White..
Colored
White.
-
Colored
White-
Colored
White--
Colored
White..
Colored
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 141
£
142 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
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NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 143
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144 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
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NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 145
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146 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
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NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 147
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148 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
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NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 149
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150 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 151
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152 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-BASIC TABLE NO. 1-INFANT MORTALITY, 1928
Cause of Death
All Causes
Males
Females
White
Indian
Colored
1. Typhoid fever
6. Smallpox
7. Measles...
8. Scarlet fever
9. Whooping cough
10. Diphtheria -.-.
11. Influenza
16. Dysentery..
21. Erysipelas
22. Acute anterior poliomvelitis
24 Meningococcus meninHitis
25. Other epidemics and endemic dise
29. Tetanus
3 1
.
Tuberculosis of the respiratory system
32. Tuberculosis of the meninges and
central nervous system
33-37. Tuberculosis (all other forms)
38. Syphilis
39-40. Soft Chancre, gonoccocus, infection..
41. Purulent infection, septicemia
56. Rickets
r71. Meningitis
\71A.
80. Infantile comoilsions
86. Diseases of the ear and of the mastoid
process
87-90. Pericarditis endocarditis and myocar
ditis (acute), other diseases of the
heart
99. Bronchitis
100. Bronchopneumonia
101. Pneumonia
102 Pleurisy
111-112. Ulcer of the stomach and duodenum:
other diseases of the stomach (can-cer
excepted)
113. Diarrhea and enteritis
117. Appendicitis and typhlitis
118. Hernia, intestinal obstruction
128. Acute nephritis
152. Furuncle
153. Acute abscess
154. Other diseases of the skin and annexa
159. Congenital malformations
ICO. Congenital debility, icterus and
sclerema
161.\. Premature birth
161B. Injury at birth
6.929
3,985
2.944
4.166
54
2,709
1
2
115
6
98
40
206
43
2
5
2
6
11
14
Under 1 Yf
27
160
20 19
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
TABLE XXIII—Continued
153
154 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII—Continued.
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
TABLE XXIII-Continued.
155
156 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
i)qn!ajO(^^
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 157
2 S
158 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-^BASIC TABLE—DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OF STILLBIRTHS)
Cause of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
FROM EACH CAUSE BY SEX, RACE, AND AGE, 192S
159
i
160 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-I
Ca;ise of Death
Whooping cough
10. Diphtheria.
13. Mumps
15. Cholera Nostras.
16. Dysentry.
21. Erysipela
22. Acute poliomyelitis.
23. Lethargic encephalitis.
/Male...
) Female.
J Male...
\ Female.
/Male...
\ Female.
/Male.
/Male.
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 161
i
162 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 16;
£
164 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 165
»
166 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXITI-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 167
.
168 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
ABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 169
O o
170 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 171
172 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIIl-B-Cause
of Death
78. EpilepBy.
79. ConvukionB (non puerperal) [.5 years and over]
80 Infantile convulsions (under 5 years of age).
82. Neuralgia and neuritis.
83. Softening of the brain.
84. Other diseases of the nervous system.
85. Diseases of the eye and annexa.
86. Diseases of the ear and of the mastoid process.
Male...
Female
-
Indian... <l Male...
I Female.
IMale. -.
I Female.
White.
Colored.
White. ../Male...
1 Female.
Colored.. /Male-
.
\ Female.
White.. Male...
Female.
Indian... /Male...
\ Female.
Colored.. J Male...
\ Female.
White-. ../Male...
) Female.
Colored.. (Male.. .
\ Female
-
White..../ Male...
^Female.
Male.-.
Female.
Colored.
White..../Male...
1 Female
-
Colored.. /Male...
[Female.
White.. ../Male-..
1 Female.
Colored. -/Male...
I Female.
White. Male.....
\ Female...
Colored../Male.....
1 Female..
White.. ../Male...
i
Female.
Male...
Female.
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 173
to'
174 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
ABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 175
176 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 177
1
178 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TAHI>E XXIII-B
Cause of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 179
1 «
%. 3
180 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B
Cause of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 181
tc
182 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B
Cause of Death
123. Biliary Calculi
124. Other dieeases of the hver.
125. Diseasee of the pancreas.
126. Peritonitis without specified cause.
VII. NONVENEREAL DISEASES OF THE GENITO-URINARY
SYSTEM AND ANNEXA
Males
128. Acute Nephritis (inclufline unspecified under 10 years
of age)
129. Chronic nephritis (imhiding unspecified 10 years and
over)
131. Other diseases of the kidneys and annexa (diseases of
the kidneys in pregnancy excepted)
White...
Colored.
White...
Indian .
.
Colored
White-
Colored.
Whit€...
Colored.
Total ...
White...
Indian..
Colored
.
Male...
Female.
Male...
Female.
I Male
[Female...
I Male
I Female...
(Male
[Female...
Male...
Female.
Male...
Female.
Male...
Female.
Male.--
Female.
132. Calculi of the urinary passages.
Total.-.
White...
Indian..
Colored.
White..
-
Colored.
White.
Indian..
Colored
.
White...
Colored
.
White...
Colored
.
/Male.....
1 Female...
jMale
1 Female..
j Male
\ Female..
(Male...
[^Female.
I Male..
-
1 Female.
fMale...
l Female
[Male.....
[^Female..
(Male-....
I Female..
(Male...
iFemale.
[Male...
I Female.
1,
1,278
2
1,770
1,036
3
732
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 183
1
184 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 185
1
186 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B
Cause of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 187
'C
188 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 189
E
1
190 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 191
1
192 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 193
1
to
194 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 195
s
196 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 19:
E
>.
198 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIII-B-Cause
of Death
199. Homicides by other means.
infanticide (muider of infants less than 1 year of age).
White. Male..-.
1 Female.
Colored../Male—
.
\remale.,
White..-/Mal«—
\ Female.
Colored-./Male.-..
1 Female.
Male-
Female.
Male....
Female.
Colored.. /^ta'e—
\ Female.
WTiite.
Indian.
Total...
White...
Indian..
Colored.
Total...
WTiite...
Indian..
Colored.
White. Male...
Female.
Indian. ../Male-.
-
1 Female.
Colored.. Male-
[Male.
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 199
1
to
200 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV -DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OF STILLBIRTHS)
Cities and Town?
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
FROM ALL CAUSES, FOR CITIES AND TOWNS, BY RACE—1928
201
i
202 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV—
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 203
ill
isi
u en
204 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABT.E XXIV—
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 205
1
206 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 207
208 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 209
ll
III
<.52
210 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 211
1
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212 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 213
In
§5:2
111
214 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV—
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 215
1
216 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV—
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 217
M6n^
218 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 219
1
cH
220 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 221
J
1
222 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
T.\B[-K XXIV
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 223
si
ill
III
§.S2
224 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV—
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 225
1
1
a
S<
226 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 227
Id
m
188
228 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 229
5
1
230 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Tuwiis
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 231
'i
111
= =a
ill
232 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TARLE XXIV
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 233
Continued
.2
f
234 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
aud Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 235
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236 ANNUAL REPORT, NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT
TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
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TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
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TABLE XXIV-Cities
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TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 243
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TABLE XXIV—
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 245
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TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 247
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TABLE XXIV-CitieB
and Towns
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TABLE XXiy—
Cities and Towns
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TABLE XXIT-Cities
and Towns
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TABLE XXIV-Cities
and Towns
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TABLE XXV—DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OF STILLBIRTHS)
Cities and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
BY CITIES AND TOWNS, RACE AND AGE, 1928.
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TABLE XXV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 259
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TABLE XXV-Cities
and Towns
NORTH CAROLINA BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS 261
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TABLE XXVI—NUMBER OF DEATHS OF NON RESIDENTS BY RACE IN CITIES—1928
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