None of these can be properly attributed to the planned place of birth when using birth certificate data, and this matters greatly when examining rare outcomes such as deaths. (mana.org)
Since this is from birth certificate data, you can know, with a fair bit of accuracy, what baby names were popular when a story was supposed to have taken place. (verywellfamily.com)
Yet another important piece of the puzzle when using birth certificate data is that birth certificates do not capture where the mother intended to give birth, only where she ultimately did give birth. (mana.org)