Name: 031815 -- Taylor, Brown, Bates, VanBuskirk, Archibald

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a. Note:   New Hampshire Death Records, 1654-1947 for Henry S Taylor �C Back to search results View image Save image Search collection About this collection name:�Ctab�DHenry S Taylor titles & terms (original):�Ctab�D titles & terms (standardized):�Ctab�D death date (original):�Ctab�D02 Aug 1874 death date (standardized):�Ctab�D02 Aug 1874 death place:�Ctab�DSandown gender:�Ctab�DMale race (original):�Ctab�DW race (standardized):�Ctab�DWhite age:�Ctab�D51 estimated birth year:�Ctab�D1823 birthplace:�Ctab�DDerry, , New Hampshire marital status:�Ctab�DMarried spouse:�Ctab�D spouse's titles & terms (original):�Ctab�D spouse's titles & terms (standardized):�Ctab�D father:�Ctab�DRobert father's titles & terms (original):�Ctab�D father's titles & terms (standardized):�Ctab�D father's birthplace:�Ctab�D mother:�Ctab�DDolly mother's titles & terms (original):�Ctab�D mother's titles & terms (standardized):�Ctab�D mother's birthplace:�Ctab�D burial place:�Ctab�D burial date:�Ctab�D clerk's locality:�Ctab�DSandown, , New Hampshire informant's locality:�Ctab�D film number:�Ctab�D1001112 digital folder number:�Ctab�D4244244 image number:�Ctab�D01452 reference number:�Ctab�D
b. Note:   MI229
Note:   (Medical):�Ctab�D�Ctab�D Definition of Dropsy �Ctab�D Dropsy: An old term for the swelling of soft tissues due to the accumulation of excess water. In years gone by, a person might have been said to have dropsy. Today one would be more descriptive and specify the cause. Thus, the person might have edema due to congestive heart failure. Edema is often more prominent in the lower legs and feet toward the end of the day as a result of pooling of fluid from the upright position usually maintained during the day. Upon awakening from sleeping, people can have swelling around the eyes referred to as periorbital edema. The Middle English dropesie came through the Old French hydropsie from the Greek hydrops which in turn came from the Greek hydor meaning water.

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