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PHYSICIANS'
REGISTRY
BIETHS AND DEATHS:
CONTAINING ALSO A COPY OF THE
REGISTRATION  ACT,
WITH THE FORMS OF RETURNS.
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PUBLISHED BY W. G. PERRY & ERETY,
     BLANK ->o;ii; MANUFACTURERS AND STATIONER?,
         North Third Street.

            18 52. 
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     Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1SJ2, by
               W.  G. PERRY  &  ERETY,
in the clerk's office of the district court of the United States in and for the
                 Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
VAN COURT, PRINTER. 
PREFACE.
  This  publication is submitted to the  Medical Profession,  in the
hope  that  it may meet their approval.  It was prepared  under the
inspection of a gentleman who framed the  Registration Act, and is in
strict conformity with its provisions.
  An apprehension has been expressed, that the law will impose great
additional labor on the profession without corresponding remuneration.
It will be observed, however, that no penalty is imposed on the physi-
cian for neglecting to register, except as to deaths  occurring in the city
and county of Philadelphia, where he is  requested to furnish sextons,
&c, with a Certificate in case of death.
  In  those cases where  the objects of the Act are approved, and he is
disposed to aid its operation, much trouble may be saved if he provides
himself with Blank Returns  in  the form framed upon another page.
These will, in most  cases,  be cheerfully filled  up by  some  member of
the family upon which he is in attendance ;  and as the return made by
him is not under oath, but.merely upon information,  and as far as the
facts " can be ascertained," the law will be substantially complied with
if he certifies to the facts contained in it.
                                              PUBLISHERS. 
 
                        BILL
        RELATIVE TO  THE  REGISTRATION OF

MARRIAGES,  BIRTHS, AND  DEATHS.
PASSED THE EIGHTH BAY OF  JANUARY, 1852.
   Whereas, From the  death of  witnesses, and from other causes, it
has often been found difficult to prove the marriage,  birth, or  death of
persons, whereby the rights of many have been sacrificed, and great
wrongs have been dene.
  And xvhereas, Important truths deeply affecting the physical welfare
of mankind, are to be drawn from the  number of marriages, births, or
deaths, that during a term of years may be contracted, or may occur
within the limits of an extensive  commonwealth,
  Therefore :—
  Sec. 1.  Be it enacted by the 'Senate and House of Representatives
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and
it is hereby enacted by  the authority of the same, That from and after
the first day of July next, each register of wills in the several counties
of this State, shall be supplied with separate books, in which  he shall
register, in the manner hereinafter directed, the  marriages which may
have been contracted, and the births and deaths which may have occurred
within his  county.
  Sec 2.  That it shall be the duty of  every clergyman, alderman, jus-
tice of the  peace, clerk,  or keeper of the records of the religious society
of Friends, and of every other person or society, by or before whom any
marriage may hereafter  be solemnized or contracted, to make at once a
record of the same in a  book to be kept for the purpose, and within  the
space of thirty days after such marriage, to return the same in the form
of a certificate, duly signed  by the person so certifying to the register of
the county in which such marriage shall have been solemnized or con- 
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lra?ted, which said record and certificate shall set forth, as far as the same
cm be ascertained,  the full name of the  husband,  his occupation, and
the name of the place of his birth,  and residence, the full name of  the
wife previously to  the said marriage, the  names of the parents of said
husband, and of the parents of  said wife,  also  the color of the parties,
and  the time, place where, and ceremony by which such marriage was
contracted, and if pronounced by  any clergyman  or other  person as
aforesaid, the place of residence of such person.
   Sec. 3. It shall be the duly of every physician, under whose care a
birth shall hereafter take place, to make at once a record of  such birth
in a book to be kept for the purpose, and to return the same duly signed
by him or her in the form of  a certificate,  to  the register of the county
in which such birth shall have taken place, in the manner,  and within
the period directed by the second section of this act, which said record
and  certificate shall set forth, as far as the same can be ascertained, the
full name of such child, if any name  should have been conferred, its.
sex, color, names of any other child or children living, the full name as
well as occupation of its parent or parents; and for better identification,
the  full name previously to marriage of the mother of such child,  the
day, hour, and place in, and at which such birth occurred,  and  any cir-
cumrtances connected with such birth that may be deemed  of intcres*.
In case such birth shall have occurred without the superintendence of
any person, and should  no physician or  other person be in attendance
upon the parent immediately thereafter,  it shall then become the duty
of the  parent or parents of such child, to return the same to the register
in the  manner, form, and within the period above required.
   S.:c. 4. Every physician, or surgeon, who  shall hereafter be in at-
tendance at the period of the death of any individual dying within  this
State,  shall make at once a record of such death in a book  to be kept
by him for the purpose, and shall  return  the  same duly signed in the
form of a certificate, to the register of the county in which such indivi-
dual may have resided at the time  of death,  in the manner and within
the period  directed in the second section of this act,  which  record and
certificate shall set forth, as far as the same  can be ascertained, the full
name,  sex, and color  of  the person deceased,  and  his or  her age,  also
the name of his or her parents, the  occupation, place of birth, the period,
place,  and disease, or  cause of  death, and if within his knowledge  the
name  of the burial ground in which interred, and if married at the time
of death, the name of the husband  or wife, as the case maybe.  And
no person having  the charge as sexton,  or otherwise, of  any vault or
burying  ground, within the City  and  County of Philadelphia,  shall
inter, or permit or cause  to be interred, the dead bod}- of any person in
such vault or  burying  ground,  without  first  procuring a copy of such
record duly certified as aforesaid  by the  person who made it; which
certificate as aforesaid when obtained he shall sign, and before the expira-
tion of thirty days from the time at which he may have received it, shall 
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return the same to the register aforesaid.  And every physician, coroner,
or other person, who shall neglect or refuse to furnish such sexton, or
other person, previous to such interment within the said city or county,
the certificate required by this section, and every sexton or other person
having the  care or  superintendancc of any vault or burying ground,
who shall neglect to procure such certificate as aforesaid,  or having pro-
cured it, shall neglect or refuse to return it as aforesaid,  shall  each for
every such neglect or refusal, forfeit and  pay the sum of five dollars,
which sum shall be recoverable as debts of the like amount are recover-
able by any person who may sue for the same.  All certificates or re-
turns required by this act, shall be signed by the parties so certifying.
   Sec. 5. This act shall not be construed to prevent the registry of any
marriage contracted,  or birth  or death happening, previously to its pas-
sage, within the  limits of this State ; nor of the marriage, birth, or death,
of any person  or persons who  may have married, been born, or may
have died elsewhere, but who were the child or children of citizens of
this  State ;  nor of  any marriage contracted previously or subsequently
to the passage  of this act, in any other part of these United  States or
their territories, or  beyond the limits of the same: Provided,  Either of
the parties married were permanently residing in this  State at  the time,
or at some time previously or subsequently to such marriage: such re-
gistrations shall be in the  form already prescribed, and  shall be  kept
apart from the  current registrations, and in separate books, as is already
required in the case of other registrations, but shall be embraced in the
general index.    The proof of every such marriage shall be as follows, to
wit: in the case of a marriage by the person who pronounced it, or if such
proof cannot be made, or the marriage shall have been contracted accord-
ing to the manner of the religious society of Friends, then it shall be made
by some  one who was present thereat: in the case of a birth, by some
one who has actual knowledge of the pejriod  at which such person was
born, or of his or her parentage ; and  in the case of  a death,  by some
one who actually saw such person dead, or who has  actual knowledge
of the fact.   Such proof shall be under oath or affirmation, and shall be
in its character  satisfactory  to the  register: Provided further,  that
should  any person  feel aggrieved at the decision of the  register afore-
said, he or she, or as the case may be, the next friend, or the represen-
tative of  the person on whose behalf such application is made, shall
have the  right  of an appeal to the Orphans' Court of the proper county,
in which case the testimony  so taken shall be sent up with the appeal
to the said court, by the said register,  accompanied by a written state-
ment of his reasons for rejecting it as insufficient.
  Sec. 6. That  no letters of administration or letters testamentary
shall be granted by any register upon the estate or effects of any person,
hercafterdying within this State, or if granted, shall be valid,  until the
death of such person  shall be duly certified to the said register, in order
that the same may  be duly registered according to the forms and provi- 
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 sions of this act, or as strictly in compliance therewith, as it may be in
 the power of the party so to do.
   Sec 7.  That no appointment of any guardian to the person or estate
 of any minor,  hereafter  born, by any  orphans' court within this State,
 shall  be valid, until the date of the birth of such minor, and the date of
 the death,  as well as the name of his or her parent or  parents shall be
 duly registered according to the provisions of this act, or  as strictly as
 the same can be complied with, unless from the death of  any witness,
 or from some other cause deemed sufficient, upon strict investigation by
 the said court,  such proof cannot be made, or cannot at the time be con-
 veniently made, in which latter case it shall be made as soon as it may
 be practicable.
   Sec 8.  That the said books or registers, or- a certificate,  duly certi-
 fied by the register and authenticated by his seal of office,  as  contain-
 ing a full copy  of the record of any  marriage, birth, or  death, shall
 hereafter be admitted in  any court of this State as prima facie proof of
 any marriage,  birth, or  death: Provid'd,  however,  That  should  no
 such registration  exist, the  proof of any marriage, birth or di at'.i shall
 be sufficient, if made in  the manner now or hereafter required under
 the decisions of the Supreme Court of this Commonwealth.
   Sec 9.  That if any register shall not, within fourteen days after an
 application made to  him to register any  marriage, birth  or death,  as
 aforesaid, register in the proper form and  book, any  such marriage,
 birth  or death, as the same  shall be certified to him, unless he has suffi-
 cient  cause, he shall forfeit and pay the sum of ten dollars, to be recov-
 ered as debts of the same  amount are recoverable by  any person  who
 may sue for the same ; the person  aggrieved shall have the right of ap-
 peal provided by the 6th section of this act, and all  certificates of mar-
 riages, births, or  deaths,  duly  returned, shall  be preserved and filed by
 the register.
   Sec 10. That if any  person shf.il  wilfully, knowingly,  and falsely,
 swear or affirm to, or return any such certificate of such marriage, birth
 or death,  or if any register shall, wilfully and knowingly, make, or
 cause to be made in the said books,  a false  entry of such marriage,
 birth, or death,  the said person or register so offending shall be punished
by fine or imprisonment, or both, at  the discretion of the Court having
 the cognizance  of such offences, the fine not to exceed eight hundred
dollars, ami the imprisonment  not to exceed seven years.
  Sec. 11. The registry  of marriages, births, and deaths,  shall be kept
 in separate books.  There shall be general indexes to the records of alt
 marriages,  births, and deaths ;  which indexes of marriages, births, and
 deaths, respectively, shall be kept in separate books.  Opposite to each
 name in the said  index shall be affixed not only the  reference to the
record, but the  day of the month and year in which any marriage may
have been contracted, or birth or death may have occurred, as the case
 may be. 
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  Sec 12.  In  order  to  secure  uniformity, precision,  and greater des-
patch, in the aforesaid registration, the  said books shall contain (upon
each page of the same, and  along the margin  at the side of the said
page) printed titles, duly numbered,  opposite to which shall  be left
blanks or spaces in which entries shall  be  made corresponding to the
particular subject of each of the  said titles.  The said titles in the books
for registering marriages, shall be printed and arranged in the following
words and order, to wit:—(see form.)
  At the bottom of each page in each of said books, there shall be left
a blank for the registry of any fact, which any  act or acts of assembly
hereafter enacted may require, shall be registered, and all interlineations
or erasures shall at the time  be  noted by the register.
  Sec 13.  The said  register, with  the exceptions hereinafter named,
shall receive, provided he  comply  with the provisions of this  act,  for
registering any marriage, birth,  or death, the sum of ten cents, which
shall  be paid to him,  on his demand, by the treasurer of the  proper
county, except for registering any marriage contracted, or birth or death
happening previously  to the  year one thousand  eight hundred and fifty-
one, in which case he shall  receive twenty-five cents to be paid by the
party ; for examining every  witness, in which the testimony is reduced
to writing and at length, twenty-five  cents; for sending up the record
upon an appeal, fifty cents; for granting  a certified copy of the full
record of any marriage, birth, or death,  fifty cents; which shall  also be
paid to him by the party.  He  shall  make no charges for administering
an oath or affirmation, nor demand a fee from  any person so register-
ing.   The Register for  the  City and County of Philadelphia shall re-
ceive but six cents for making any registry, as aforesaid, which  shall be
paid by the County Treasurer as aforesaid.
   All emoluments arising from the registration, except the amount paid
by the several counties to the registers,  which shall  exceed the sum cfi
one thousand dollars, shall  be  paid into the State Treasury.  In order
the more effectually  to guard  against  injury from the loss by fire  or
otherwise, of the records of  any county, and for other purposes, it shall
be the duty of each  register (under  the penalty  of twenty  dollars for
every neglect, recoverable as aforesaid,) in each of the counties semi-
annually, between the fifteenth and twentieth day of January and July
in each year, to transmit a copy of the record of marriages, births, and
deaths, before specified, with a copy of the index, duly certified  by him,
to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, who shall file the same in his
office, and annually transmit to the legislature an abstract of the number
of marriages, births, and deaths, which have occurred in each county in
the State during each year next preceding the first day of January, and
for which purpose the said  secretary shall furnish, at  the cost of the
commonwealth, each of the  said registers with  proper blanks, prepared
in the form required  by the  thirteenth section of this act; and shall also
furnish to each of  the said registers,  at  the cost of the commonwealth. 
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the blank books and indices required by the first or any other section
of this act; and shall also, at the same  time, transmit a printed copy of
this act, which shall be bound with said blank books, and such instruc-
tions on the subject of the law as  he may see fit to prepare, and gene-
rally to do whatever may be required to carry into effect the provisions
of this act.
   Sec. 14. Every clergyman, justice of the peace, physician, sexton,
or undertaker, whose duty it is to make  any return  under this act, shall,
on or before the first day of October next, return his name and residence
to the register of the county in which he may reside,  who shall record
the said return in a  book to be kept for the purpose, to be provided at
the expense of the county ; and such person shall notify the register of
his removal to any other place in or out of the said county, within thirty
days after such removal, except where he may cease to act in a profes-
sional or official capacity.
  Sec. 15. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith, or  supplied
as aforesaid, are hereby repealed. 
[PGirffSQSllAIH^  IB1@®IBID ©F ©OtETfSlS
1 Full name of child.		Louisa Jane Smith.
Z fecx.		Male.
3 Color.		White.
4	INames of other issue living.	None living,
5	Full name of father.	Algernon Smith.
6	Occupation of father.	Farmer.
7	Name of mother pre-vious to marriage.	Hannah Jones.
8	Hour, day of week, of month, and the year of birth.	6 o'clock, A. M., Wednesday, March 30th, 1852.
9	Place, town, or town-ship and county in which born.	Bristol Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
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/r	i" hereby certify tl ue, as far as the fact Residence, Jiristo	at the foregoing Return is correct and 5 can be ascertained by me. JOHN WILLIAMS, M. D. / Township, Bucks County, Pa.
 
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1 2	Full name of deceased.	Lewellyn Smith.
	Color.	White.
3 4	Sex.	Male.
	Age.	Sixty.
5	Name of father of de-ceased.	Joshua Smith.
6	Name of mother of de-ceased.	Esther Smith.
7	Occupation.	Farmer.
8 9	Place of Birth.	Burlington, New Jersey.
	Name of wife of de-ceased.	Nancy Smith.
10	Name of husband of deceased.	
11 12	Date of Birth. Date of Death.	June 1st, 1792. June 1st, 1852.
	Cause of Death.	Apoplexy.
13	Name of the place, town, or township, and county where the person died.	Falls Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
14	Name and location of burial ground in which interred.	Burial ground of the Society of Friends, Burlington, N. J.
ti	I hereby certify t) •ue, as far as the fact Residence, Bristo	lat the foregoing Return is correct and s could be ascertained by me. JOHN WILLIAMS, M. D. / Township, Bucks County, Pa.
 

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