Alpine
County,
Vital Records – Select Births, Deaths, Marriages
Back to the Alpine County GenWeb site.
A special note about Alpine County
births and deaths:
Alpine
County has never had a hospital. Many residents who were about
to give birth, or who were injured; ill; or aged, were removed to other
counties (or even to another state) in order to obtain medical services.
Those residents on the west side of Alpine County generally went to
Alpine
All recorded births that occurred within
Alpine County, California between the years 1905-1930 are now on-line at this
site. To view the on-line indexes, click the Alpine County Births link below.
REMEMBER: All names are
spelled as they actually appear on the birth record OR
as best as the transcriber could make out (some certificates are at least
partially illegible). There ARE PROBABLY SEVERAL ERRORS within these files, so
it is advisable to scroll down the page through the surnames, rather than to
search for an EXACT name with your browser’s ‘Find’ or ‘Search’ function.
Whenever a possible variation of a name was obvious, it is so noted in brackets
[ ] next to the questionable name.
REMEMBER: Not ALL
births prior to approximately 1920 were recorded
due to the fact that it took many years to fully enact
California State Law regarding the recording of births. State of
REMEMBER: Not ALL
children who were born and also recorded were given
Christian names due to a variety of reasons, including superstition; infant
death; stillbirth, etc. They are so noted as ‘Unnamed
Male’ or ‘Unnamed Female’.
SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT EARLY BIRTHS: It seems that (especially in years prior to 1920), the mother’s maiden
name was not always recorded properly and that her married name was instead
listed on the birth record. For births that occurred during those early years
of recorded births, the listed mothers’ maiden names often cannot
be presumed to be correct for that reason.
Alpine
All recorded deaths that occurred within
Alpine County, California between the years 1905-2000 are now on-line at this
site. To view the on-line indexes, click the letter range below that
corresponds to a surname beginning within that range.
REMEMBER: All names are
spelled as they actually appear on the death record OR
as best as the transcriber could make out (some certificates are at least
partially illegible). There ARE PROBABLY SEVERAL ERRORS within these files, so
it is advisable to scroll down the page through the surnames, rather than to
search for an EXACT name with your browser’s ‘Find’ or ‘Search’ function.
Whenever a possible variation of a name was obvious, it is so noted in brackets
[ ] next to the questionable name.
REMEMBER: Not ALL
deaths prior to approximately 1920 were recorded
due to the fact that it took many years to fully enact
California State Law regarding the recording of deaths. The State of
REMEMBER: Not ALL
children who died in infancy or were stillborn and were also
recorded were given Christian names. They are so noted
as ‘Unnamed Male’ or ‘Unnamed Female’.
Alpine
Currently, no
information is available about Alpine County marriages before 1949 or after
1985. To request a lookup for the years between 1949 and 1985, contact the
county coordinator (below).
This page meets
Elizabeth E. Bullard-Watson
Alpine County,
This page was last
modified on July 17, 2006.
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