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Orga M Fields

Date of birth
March 15, 1923
Date of death
June 9, 2003
Age at death
80 years
Last known residence
Zellwood, Florida (Orange County · ZIP 32798)
State that issued the number
Kentucky
Social Security number
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The name Orga

Orga is the only person in the file born in 1923 with that given name. Across all birth years, 26 people in the file carry the name; the largest birth cohort of Orgas was 1899.

born 1876: 1born 1884: 1born 1886: 1born 1892: 1born 1893: 1born 1895: 1born 1899: 2born 1901: 1born 1902: 2born 1904: 1born 1905: 1born 1906: 1born 1909: 1born 1910: 1born 1911: 1born 1914: 1born 1920: 1born 1922: 2born 1923: 1born 1926: 1born 1929: 1born 1936: 1born 1943: 1186019951923

Living to 80

Orga died at 80. Of the 2,318,813 deaths in the file recorded in 2003, Orga was older than half of them — the median age was 78; the oldest person among them reached 118.

Died the same day

6,040 other deaths in the file were recorded on June 9, 2003, among them Elaine Elison, Ellen Dewey and Domingo Gumpal.

Other Fields records

35,997 people with this surname appear in the file. More Fields deaths in the file fall in the 2000s than in any other decade; California, Kentucky and Texas hold the largest shares of last residences.

NameBornDiedAgeLast residenceSSN issued
William B FieldsMarch 31, 1939August 29, 201172Royston, GAGeorgia
Priscilla J FieldsMay 4, 1927August 29, 201184Lancaster, PAOhio
Mary D FieldsMarch 19, 1923August 29, 201188Bushnell, FLKentucky
James Mark FieldsMay 8, 1937August 29, 201174Lewisville, TXTexas
Doris FieldsSeptember 13, 1926August 28, 201184Hockley, TXTexas
Betty J FieldsMarch 27, 1929August 28, 201182Atwater, CACalifornia
Marie FieldsMay 29, 1918August 27, 201193Olivehurst, CATexas
James E FieldsApril 6, 1931August 26, 201180Freetown, INIndiana
Harriet Ann FieldsNovember 16, 1949August 26, 201161Inglewood, CACalifornia
Paul FieldsJanuary 14, 1950August 25, 201161Connersville, INIndiana

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