Categories: United States, Maternal Mortality | New York, Health
Women die as a result of complications during and following pregnancy and childbirth. Most of these complications develop during pregnancy and in modern times most are preventable or treatable.
Dorothy (Bain) Wallenquest 14 Oct 1914 Bay Shore, Islip, Suffolk, New York, United States - 30 May 1937
Mary Betts 1720 Jamaica, Queens, New York - 11 Feb 1755
Mary (Chittenden) Lusk 18 Aug 1840 Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States - 14 Sep 1871
Olive (Coon) Ferrin 15 Aug 1807 New Haven, Addison, Vermont, United States - 09 Jun 1830
Bathsheba (Gilbert) Baldwin 11 Feb 1809 Durham, Greene, New York, United States - 11 Jan 1840
Mary (Hendrickson) Hulse abt 1825 Sullivan, New York, United States - abt 1871
Tirzah (Lay) Ely Oneida, New York, United States - 1846
Mary (Lennen) Vandolah 19 Sep 1849 - 19 Aug 1869
Sarah Owin abt 1710 Mattituck, Suffolk, New York Colony - 23 Nov 1735
Eliza (Rounds) Robinson 05 Mar 1811 Hartwick, Otsego, New York, United States - 30 Mar 1841
Sarah (Seely) Jessup 04 Jul 1799 New York, United States - 16 Dec 1828
Adalade (Unknown) McLennan 1854 - 29 Apr 1889
Temperance (Wisner) Brown bef 03 Nov 1763 Rumbout, Dutchess, New York Colony - 11 May 1789
