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1. Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940 Comparison of Baptisimal Record and Age Certificate of Stanley Letuvinak (American name, Thomas Long). Born according to baptismal record May 10, 1897; date of birth given in age certificate was June 10, 1893, in order to make him 14 years of age. He was killed by falling from a breaker at Wanamie, Pa., when only 10 years of age. The Coroner's Jury, said in its report, "We find said company not responsible for the accident as they held affidavit from his father that he was 14 and the boy was away from his work when the accident occurred." (See also notes from Coroner's Docket, 1910 report of L.W. Hine.) 1911 January

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2. Highsmith, Carol M., 1946- Birth home, in Jamestown, New York, of Lucille Ball, a pioneer female television comedian whose landmark television show, "I Love Lucy," captivated U.S. audiences in the early 1950s. Baby Lucy lived in this modest home only two years after her birth in 1911 before her family moved to a similar house in the the next town, Celeron, where Lucy lived until dropping out of high school to take acting classes in New York City. Ms. Ball, who died in 1989 at age 77, is buried in Jamestown's Lake View Cemetery 2018-08-07

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3. Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940 Comparison of Baptisimal Record and Age Certificate of Stanley Letuvinak (American name, Thomas Long). Born according to baptismal record May 10, 1897; date of birth given in age certificate was June 10, 1893, in order to make him 14 years of age. He was killed by falling from a breaker at Wanamie, Pa., when only 10 years of age. The Coroner's Jury, said in its report, "We find said company not responsible for the accident as they held affidavit from his father that he was 14 and the boy was away from his work when the accident occurred." (See also notes from Coroner's Docket, 1910 report of L.W. Hine.)

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4. Highsmith, Carol M., 1946- Birth home, in Jamestown, New York, of Lucille Ball, a pioneer female television comedian whose landmark television show, "I Love Lucy," captivated U.S. audiences in the early 1950s. Baby Lucy lived in this modest home only two years after her birth in 1911 before her family moved to a similar house in the the next town, Celeron, where Lucy lived until dropping out of high school to take acting classes in New York City. Ms. Ball, who died in 1989 at age 77, is buried in Jamestown's Lake View Cemetery

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5. Johnson, Lynn, 1953- In the Dong culture, parents traditionally, at the time of birth of a child, plant a grove of pines, known as "18 year" trees, which will provide wood for the home of the child and his marriage partner. Death, too, is anticipated. A young girl here shares a laugh with her mother beside her coffin tree, chosen for her at birth. If she follows tradition, she will have the tree cut down and carved to order when she reaches old age. In a sign of the times, one carpentry shop now sells ready-made coffins [ca. 2008]

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6. Westoff, Charles F. Age at marriage, age at first birth, and fertility in Africa Washington, D.C.: World Bank; c1992

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7. Loeb, Jeanne, 1919-2014 Weight at birth and survival of the newborn by age of mother and total-birth order, United States, early 1950 Washington: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service; [for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off.]; 1965

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8. Hene, Derek H. The state is at your service from birth to old age [London]: [London Express Newspaper]; [1952?]

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9. Edwards, Nancy, 1933- The relationship between physical condition immediately after birth and mental and motor performance at age four

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10. Hill, Ebenezer, 1766-1854 A sermon, February 10, 1816, at the house of Mr. Jacob Cowdry, in Ashby, on the birth-day of Mrs. Tabitha Pearson, who had then completed the hundredth year of her age Amherst, N.H.: Printed by R. Boylston; 1805

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11. Gage-Brandon, Anastasia J. An assessment of the quality of data on age at first union, first birth, and first sexual intercourse for phase II of the Demographic and Health Surveys program Calverton, Md: Macro International; [1995]

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12. Hene, Derek H. The state is at your service from birth to old age [London]: [London Express Newspaper]; 1952

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13. Hossain, Tofazzel Socio-economic & cultural responses to the increased life expectancy at birth Dhaka, Bangladesh: Resource Integration Centre; [2019]

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14. Maternal age

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Mother's age at birth
15. Westoff, Charles F. Age at marriage, age at first birth, and fertility in Africa

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Monograph		 4394880
16. Shapiro, Sam Weight at birth and cause of death in the neonatal period, United States, early 1950 Washington: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service; [for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off.]; 1965

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17. Loeb, Jeanne, 1919-2014 Weight at birth and survival of the newborn, United States, early 1950 Washington: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service; [for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Govt. Print. Off.]; 1965

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18. Hossain, Tofazzel Socio-economic & cultural responses to the increased life expectancy at birth

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Monograph		 22040450
19. Loeb, Jeanne, 1919-2014 Weight at birth and survival of the newborn by age of mother and total-birth order, United States, early 1950

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Monograph		 7537102
20. Johnson, Lynn, 1953- In the Dong culture, parents traditionally, at the time of birth of a child, plant a grove of pines, known as "18 year" trees, which will provide wood for the home of the child and his marriage partner. Death, too, is anticipated. A young girl here shares a laugh with her mother beside her coffin tree, chosen for her at birth. If she follows tradition, she will have the tree cut down and carved to order when she reaches old age. In a sign of the times, one carpentry shop now sells ready-made coffins

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Monograph		 22262129


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