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Underregistration and Bias in Probate Records: An Analysis of Data from Eighteenth-Century Hingham, Massachusetts

William and Mary Quarterly, 1975
G ENEALOGISTS and historians of colonial America have long turned to probate records for information on the wealth and family connections of individuals. Wills and inventories represent as well a large, detailed, and well organized source for the systematic study of social history.
Daniel Scott Smith
exaly   +2 more sources

Delayed birth registration (DBR) in Sao Paulo State: an attempt at correcting underregistration.

Brazilian journal of population studies, 1998
"The aim of this paper is to analyze the pattern of delayed birth registration [in Brazil] and to establish a relationship with the total and registered births in order to estimate a mathematical function that quantifies birth underregistration."
L, Wong, B, Giraldelli
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Errata: Birth Underregistration in England and Wales

Population Studies, 1976
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[Correction of underregistration of general mortality].

Correo poblacional y de la salud, 1998
C, Merino, L, Aguinaga, F, Vallejo
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The reliability of perinatal mortality statistics in The. Netherlands

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1987
P E Treffers, Pieter E Treffers
exaly  

Registration Completeness and International Comparisons of Infant Mortality

Demography, 1969
H C Chase
exaly  

Quality of registration of maternal deaths in Mozambique: a community-based study in rural and urban areas

Social Science and Medicine, 2002
Staffan Bergstrom
exaly  

[A model for estimating underregistration of births].

Boletim demografico, 1985
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Accuracy of local data on skin cancer

BMJ: British Medical Journal, 1995
John Newton
exaly  

Accuracy of local data on skin cancer: Skin cancer registry data may greatly underestimate cases

BMJ: British Medical Journal, 1995
D L Roberts
exaly