27 Del. C. § 109
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§ Â 109. Registry of births, deaths, burials and marriages; certified copies as evidence.
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The registry kept in any religious corporation’s books of marriages, births, deaths or burials shall be evidence in all courts. A copy of any entry, certified under the corporate seal and hand of the chair, shall be evidence.
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