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Direction: Identify the DATA used in the previous paragraph that was used to describe the background of the research. Categorize the information using the chart below.

This is the paragraph.

Massachusetts provides good opportunities for historic population research, since registration of births, deaths, and marriages was made compulsory in 1639 (Spiegelman, 1968:3). Deerfield was selected as the community for study after a number of small towns in Northwestern Massachusetts were considered. The reason Deerfield was chosen is because available records appeared to be very complete. The community of Deerfield's own emphasis on its long history, and efforts by such specific groups as the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Asaociation, (founded in 1870), and the Heritage Foundation, provide for a good library with many well preserved records. Although several references concerning Deerfield and Massachusetts are consulted, the major sources for the information presented below are Baldwin's Vital Records of Deerfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (1920); and George Sheldon's History of Deerfield (1896). The major emphasis on the complete records given in Baldwin 2 (1920) with supplementary information being added from Sheldon's published genealogies (pp. 4-407, Vol. II). Sheldon's work is considered by many colonial historians to be a very well written and thorough local history. The vital statistics compiled by Baldwin appear to be very complete considering the time period covered and are based on grave inscriptions as well as town and parish records. These statistics include 4943 births, 1485 marriages, and 2204 deaths. In an effort to test the accuracy of the records, the local cemeteries around Deerfield were sample surveyed, and virtually 100 percent of the cemetery markers checked are found in Baldwin.​

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