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501	In 1860, Frederick is a tailor and living with his family in the 6th Ward In 1870, Frederick is a widower, tailor and living with his children In 1880, Frederick is a tailor, has remarried and is living with three of his children and a stepson WIlliam Larue IN 1900, Frederick is a widower, tailor and has his son and his family living with him. He immigrated in 1846 and is a naturalized citizen	THIEME, FREDERICK (I63)
502	In 1860, Henry is living with his parents and is at school In 1870, Henry was listed as a Farm Laborer and living in his parents home in East Troy, WI. In the 1880 Census, Henry is a laborer and was living with his wife, Mary, infant son, John Henry and mother-in-law, Catherine Lyons in Clinton, Wisconsin In 1900, Henry is a Passenger Conductor and living with his wife, four children and Mother-in-Law on Cass Street In 1910, Henry was living with his wife, son and daughters, Margaret and Catherine at 375, Kane Place, Milwaukee (Ward 209). His Occupation was given as Railroad Conductor In 1920, Henry is still a conductor and he and Mary and their daughter Margaret are living at 636 Frederick Avenue, which he owns In 1930, Henry is living with his daughter Margaret and her husband on Prospect Avenue, Shorewood Village, Milwaukee Henry Finn worked as a conductor for the Chicago Northwestern Railroad and was the conductor on the first passenger train called the "400" from Chicago to Green Bay. He lived at 636 Frederick Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin and his daughter, Margaret was married at this home. He enjoyed gardening and had a tulip collection with over 100 blooming at one time.	FINN, Henry MacDonell (I4315)
503	In 1870 census, James` occupation is given as teamster.	Finn, James Chauncey (I4316)
504	In 1870 census, Mary was living at home with her parents in East Troy, WI In 1880 census, Mary was employed as a live-in servant at a hotel in Clinton, WI run by Lathrop Taylor. In 1900, Mary is living with her husband and son. She gives her birth year as 1859 which does not coincide with the 1860, 1870 and 1880 censuses, but does make her younger than her husband. She has had two children, but only one is still living In 1905, the birth year has now become 1860 In 1910, Mary is widowed and still living at 339 locust with her son, who is running the shoe store	FINN, Mary A (I4320)
505	In 1870, Caroline is keeping house for her father	THIEME, CAROLINE (I66)
506	In 1870, Gustave is a cigar maker and living with his father	THIEME, GUSTAVE (I67)
507	In 1870, Mary is ten and living with her widowed mother and uncle, John in Clinton, Wisconsin. She is the only one of the household that can read and write.	LYONS, Mary Theresa (I4325)
508	In 1871, Sarah is living with her mother, stepfather and siblings at Weston Rd. In the 1881 census, Sarah was employed by Francis Rennick as a general domestic servant and lived at the house `Montr	COXHEAD, Emma Sarah (I4307)
509	In 1880 census, Farnk is living in Ohio with his parents In 1920, Frank and Margaret are living at 636 Shepard Avenue in Milwaukee. His occupation is listed as a Wholesale Merchant	Roemer, Frank Justus (I4334)
510	In 1880, Carl was living with his parents at 625 12th Avenue in Milwaukee In 1900, Carl was living with his wife and son at 673 American Ave in Milwaukee`s 11th Ward. He was employed in a machine shop.	Schattschneider, Carl (I4422)
511	In 1880, Cora is living with her parents in Goshen, Indiana In 1900, Cora is living with her husband and son at 802 Vine, Beloit, Wisconsin In 1910, Cora is livng with her Husband and son	Yonts, Cora Bell (I4336)
512	In 1880, Frank is a laborer and living with his father	THIEME, FRANK (I69)
513	In 1880, John is living with his parents in Toledo, Ohio In 1900, John was a poultry butcher and living with his family on Fulton Street In 1910, John is a Poultry Merchant and his son John is working with him. The family is living at 2655 Florence in Chicago, 25th Ward In 1920, John was still in the Poultry business and living with his second wife and family at 2171 Eastwood Avenue In 1930, John is still a Poultry dealer and living on Eastwood with his wife and children, James, Leonard, Robert and Julia	AMAN, JOHN PIERRE (I3178)
514	IN 1880, William is a Tobacconist and living with his father In 1900, William is a Policeman and living with his family and widowed father on Sangamon Street. Surname was recorded as Teeney In 1920, William was a retired police officer and living with his family at 1358 Sangamon Street in Chicago's 20th Ward	THIEME, WILLIAM (I26)
515	In 1880. Lu is a Boot and Shoe Clerk and Boarding with the William Bunty family on Public Street In 1893, Lou Raubenheimer has an advertisement in the Beloit Directory as a dealer in "Boots and Shoes, Rubber and Fine Goods" at 325 State Street. The Advertisement aslo says he has been in the shoe business for 20 years. He lives at 339 Locust, as street on the west side of town. In 1895, Lou is head of a household consisting of 2 males and 2 females IN 1900, Louis is a Shoe Merchant and living with wife, son and one servant at 339 Locust Street. In 1905, Louis is the Proprietor of a shoe store and living with is wife and son	RAUBENHEIMER, LOUIS (I4329)
516	In 1891, Florence was living with her parents and sister Ellen in Camberwell. In 1901, Florence was living at home with her parents at 521 Old Kent Road, Camberwell In 1911, Florence is a Stock Keeper for the city warehouse and is living with her parents In 1920, Florence, with her husband, Anthony Bell, and two sons emigrated to Canada on the SS Melita	Pepler, Florence Lydia (I4289)
517	In 1900 Lui is a merchant and living with his wife and 6 children	Taylor, L. Augustus (I2565)
518	In 1900, Albert was living with his wife, son Richard and daughter Martha at 981 Mitchell St in Milwaukee`s 11th Ward. He was employed in the brickyard and owned his own home. He emigrated from Germany in 1885 and was a naturalized citizen.	LUEBKE, Albert (I4391)
519	In 1900, Alfred is living with his parents In 1905, Alfred is still with his parents and is now working as a clerk in the shoe store. In 1910, Alfred is running the shoe store and living with his widowed mother When Alfred registered for the draft, his occuation is listed as farmer In 1920, Alfred is farming and living with his family and sister-in-law along the Beloit-Turtle Creek Road in Wisconsin In 1930, Alfred is working for the Sawmill and living with his family on Lincoln Street, Klamath, Oregon	RAUBENHEIMER, ALFRED JAMES (I4494)
520	In 1900, Alfred was living with his parents at 673 American Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin In 1910, Alfred is living with his parents in Milwaukee	Schattschneider, Alfred (I4421)
521	In 1900, Ana was living with her parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin	Stern, Anna (I4433)
522	In 1900, Andrew is living with his wife and son. Two other Shoemkers - Carl Swanson and Aud Barqust are boarders	Hanson, Andrew (I2711)
523	In 1900, Anna is living with her husband and four children on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin In 1910, Anna was living with her husband and four children. She immigrated in 1886.	Marx, Anna Julia (I4407)
524	IN 1900, Caroline is widowed and living with her son	Launfoki, Rosalia (I99)
525	In 1900, Charles was living with his wife, Cora, and son, Morton, at 802 Vine in Beloit, Wisconsin. He was employed as a clerk in a shoe store In 1910, Charles was a Clerk and living with his wife, Cora, and son, Morton on Harrison Avenue, Beloit In 1920, Charles is living with his wife at 635 Harrison Avenue, Beloit, Wisconsin about five doors down from his son Mort. They have two roomers and his occupation is given as a Retail Merchant in Shoes In 1930, Charles owns his home at 1009 Chapin, Beloit that is valued at $8000. His occupation is now given as Bailiff for the Municial Courts and he is living with his wife, Cora	PHINN, Charles W (I4327)
526	In 1900, Clara is living with her parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin	Stern, Clara Sophie (I4438)
527	In 1900, Emil was living with his parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin In 1905, Emil was living with his parents and employed as a laborer. In 1910, Emil was living with his parents and employed in a machine shop. In 1930, Emil w	Stern, Emil A. (I4441)
528	In 1900, Frank is living with his parents at 382 26th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin In 1910, Frank is living with his parents in Portage and is working as a wagon driver	Schattschneider, Frank W. (I4424)
529	IN 1900, he is famring and is living with his second wife and children	HUNTER, Merley (I110)
530	In 1900, Hedwiga is listed as Kate and has had 8 children of which 7 are living. She immigrated in 1892 with her children	Radziejewska, Hedwiga (I38)
531	In 1900, Herman is an engineer and living with his family at 294 Russell Street In 1910, Herman is now a Teamster and the family is living at 782 Montana Street	NEHRING, HERMAN W (I4466)
532	In 1900, James is living with his parents	O'LEARY, JAMES (I92)
533	In 1900, John is a sailor and living with his parents !n 1905, John was living with his parents, sisters and grandmother and employed as a Sailor. In 1910, John`s occupation was Railroad Switchman and he was living with his parents at Kane Place In 1920, John is living with is wife and daughter and sister-in-law Minnie Hintz at 54 Brattle Street, Milwaukee In 1930, John was living with his wife, daughter, brother-in-law Arthur Hintz and sister-in-law, Louise Hintz at 7624 Larraine Place. He owned his own home and was employed as a yard master for the railroad. He is listed as a veteran of the Spanish-American War	FINN, John Henry (I4303)
534	In 1900, Katherine was living with her husband, children and father-in-law. She has had five children of which 4 are still living In 1920, Katherine was living with her husband and children	Shaffer, Katherine (I27)
535	In 1900, Lawrence is farming an living with his family in Sugar Camp. The surname is spelled Nowack. It appears that Lawrence preceeded Hedwiga and the children, immirating from Poland in 1891 -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In 1900, Lawrence is farming an living with his family in Sugar Camp. The surname is spelled Nowack. It appears that Lawrence preceeded Hedwiga and the children, immigrating from Poland in 1891 IN 1905, Lorenz is still farming and his married son Stepphen and wife are living with the family. Surname is still Nowack	Novak, Lawrence (I37)
536	IN 1900, Liilie is living with her parents	THIEME, LILLIE (I62)
537	In 1900, Louis was farming and living with his wife, 4 children and mother	FRIDAY, LOUIS (I93)
538	In 1900, Lydia was living with her parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin	Stern, Lydia (I4446)
539	In 1900, Marie was living with her Mother, who ran a rooming house, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin In 1910, Marie was living with her Mother and Step-father, Frank Roemer, in Milwaukee. In 1930, Marie was living with her husband and three sons	ROE, MARIE ELIZABETH (I4489)
540	In 1900, Martha has been married 8 years and has had 4 children In 1940, Mary still owns the farm. Her Youngest Son Donald is working it with his new family	Moede, Maria Augusta (I111)
541	In 1900, Martha was living with her parents at 981 Mitchell St, Milwaukee and was employed packing candy.	LUEBKE, Martha (I4393)
542	In 1900, Morton was living with his parents in Beloit , Wisconsin In 1910, Morton was living with his parents in Beloit, Wisconsin and employed as a clerk in a shoe store. In 1920, Morton was living with his wife,Ester, and son, Foster at 603 Harrison Avenue, Beloit In 1930, Mort is the owner of a Shoe Store in California and living with his second wife, Clara, an actress and his son, Foster In 1945, Mort is living in what appears to be a retirement community in Florida. His birthplace is given as Illinois	PHINN, Charles Morton (I4512)
543	In 1900, Patrick is a Day Laborer and living with his wife and son	O'LEARY, PATRICK (I90)
544	In 1900, Peter was a farmer and living with his wife and three children In 1940, Peter and his wife are still living in Sugar Camp	HOLEWINSKI, PETER (I118)
545	In 1900, Steven is helping his father on the farm In 1905, Stephen is married and living with his wife on his father's farm In 1910, Stephen is running the farm. His parents and brother, Cas are living with him -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In 1900, Steven is helping his father on the farm In 1900, Steven is helping his father on the farm In 1905, Stephen is married and living with his wife on his father's farm	NOVAK, STEVEN or Nowak (I85)
546	In 1900, Tripp is a merchant and living with his wife of 15 years, Jessie	TRIPP, F.R (I108)
547	In 1900, Walter was living with his parents in Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Piehl, Walter William Phillip (I4412)
548	In 1900. William was living in Crystal Falls, Michigan with his wife, six children and mother-in-law, Henrietta Stern. The census give his birth year as 1858 In 1905, William was living on his own farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin	HINTZ, Wilhelm Julius Emil (I4367)
549	In 1901 census, Anthony was living with his parents and employed(?) as Boy RI Assenal In 1920, Anthony emigrated from England with his family on the S.S.Melita. They settled in London, Ontario. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In 1901 census, Anthony was living with his parents and employed(?) as Boy RI Assenal In 1915, Tony, Florence and Ron were living at 53 Bannockburn Rd, Plumstead In 1920, Anthony emigrated from England with his family on the S.S.Melita. They settled in London, Ontario.	Bell, Anthony Christopher (I4290)
550	In 1901 census, given as living with parents and employed as Joiner RI Assenal. Henry had a three wheel motor-car In 1911, Henry is a cellerman and Potman at a Pub and living with his wife and Sister-in -law at 69 Artesian Road, Paddington	BELL, Henry Nicholas (I4306)

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501

In 1860, Frederick is a tailor and living with his family in the 6th Ward
In 1870, Frederick is a widower, tailor and living with his children
In 1880, Frederick is a tailor, has remarried and is living with three of his children and a stepson WIlliam Larue
IN 1900, Frederick is a widower, tailor and has his son and his family living with him. He immigrated in 1846 and is a naturalized citizen

THIEME, FREDERICK (I63)

502

In 1860, Henry is living with his parents and is at school
In 1870, Henry was listed as a Farm Laborer and living in his parents home in East Troy, WI.
In the 1880 Census, Henry is a laborer and was living with his wife, Mary, infant son, John Henry and mother-in-law, Catherine Lyons in Clinton, Wisconsin
In 1900, Henry is a Passenger Conductor and living with his wife, four children and Mother-in-Law on Cass Street
In 1910, Henry was living with his wife, son and daughters, Margaret and Catherine at 375, Kane Place, Milwaukee (Ward 209). His Occupation was given as Railroad Conductor
In 1920, Henry is still a conductor and he and Mary and their daughter Margaret are living at 636 Frederick Avenue, which he owns
In 1930, Henry is living with his daughter Margaret and her husband on Prospect Avenue, Shorewood Village, Milwaukee

Henry Finn worked as a conductor for the Chicago Northwestern Railroad and was the conductor on the first passenger train called the "400" from Chicago to Green Bay. He lived at 636 Frederick Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin and his daughter, Margaret was married at this home. He enjoyed gardening and had a tulip collection with over 100 blooming at one time.

FINN, Henry MacDonell (I4315)

503

In 1870 census, James` occupation is given as teamster.

Finn, James Chauncey (I4316)

504

In 1870 census, Mary was living at home with her parents in East Troy, WI
In 1880 census, Mary was employed as a live-in servant at a hotel in Clinton, WI run by Lathrop Taylor.
In 1900, Mary is living with her husband and son. She gives her birth year as 1859 which does not coincide with the 1860, 1870 and 1880 censuses, but does make her younger than her husband. She has had two children, but only one is still living
In 1905, the birth year has now become 1860
In 1910, Mary is widowed and still living at 339 locust with her son, who is running the shoe store

FINN, Mary A (I4320)

505

In 1870, Caroline is keeping house for her father

THIEME, CAROLINE (I66)

506

In 1870, Gustave is a cigar maker and living with his father

THIEME, GUSTAVE (I67)

507

In 1870, Mary is ten and living with her widowed mother and uncle, John in Clinton, Wisconsin. She is the only one of the household that can read and write.

LYONS, Mary Theresa (I4325)

508

In 1871, Sarah is living with her mother, stepfather and siblings at Weston Rd.
In the 1881 census, Sarah was employed by Francis Rennick as a general domestic servant and lived at the house `Montr

COXHEAD, Emma Sarah (I4307)

509

In 1880 census, Farnk is living in Ohio with his parents
In 1920, Frank and Margaret are living at 636 Shepard Avenue in Milwaukee. His occupation is listed as a Wholesale Merchant

Roemer, Frank Justus (I4334)

510

In 1880, Carl was living with his parents at 625 12th Avenue in Milwaukee
In 1900, Carl was living with his wife and son at 673 American Ave in Milwaukee`s 11th Ward. He was employed in a machine shop.

Schattschneider, Carl (I4422)

511

In 1880, Cora is living with her parents in Goshen, Indiana
In 1900, Cora is living with her husband and son at 802 Vine, Beloit, Wisconsin
In 1910, Cora is livng with her Husband and son

Yonts, Cora Bell (I4336)

512

In 1880, Frank is a laborer and living with his father

THIEME, FRANK (I69)

513

In 1880, John is living with his parents in Toledo, Ohio
In 1900, John was a poultry butcher and living with his family on Fulton Street
In 1910, John is a Poultry Merchant and his son John is working with him. The family is living at 2655 Florence in Chicago, 25th Ward
In 1920, John was still in the Poultry business and living with his second wife and family at 2171 Eastwood Avenue
In 1930, John is still a Poultry dealer and living on Eastwood with his wife and children, James, Leonard, Robert and Julia

AMAN, JOHN PIERRE (I3178)

514

IN 1880, William is a Tobacconist and living with his father
In 1900, William is a Policeman and living with his family and widowed father on Sangamon Street. Surname was recorded as Teeney
In 1920, William was a retired police officer and living with his family at 1358 Sangamon Street in Chicago's 20th Ward

THIEME, WILLIAM (I26)

515

In 1880. Lu is a Boot and Shoe Clerk and Boarding with the William Bunty family on
Public Street
In 1893, Lou Raubenheimer has an advertisement in the Beloit Directory as a dealer in "Boots and Shoes, Rubber and Fine Goods" at 325 State Street. The Advertisement aslo says he has been in the shoe business for 20 years. He lives at 339 Locust, as street on the west side of town.
In 1895, Lou is head of a household consisting of 2 males and 2 females
IN 1900, Louis is a Shoe Merchant and living with wife, son and one servant at 339 Locust Street.
In 1905, Louis is the Proprietor of a shoe store and living with is wife and son

RAUBENHEIMER, LOUIS (I4329)

516

In 1891, Florence was living with her parents and sister Ellen in Camberwell.
In 1901, Florence was living at home with her parents at 521 Old Kent Road, Camberwell
In 1911, Florence is a Stock Keeper for the city warehouse and is living with her parents
In 1920, Florence, with her husband, Anthony Bell, and two sons emigrated to Canada on the SS Melita

Pepler, Florence Lydia (I4289)

517

In 1900 Lui is a merchant and living with his wife and 6 children

Taylor, L. Augustus (I2565)

518

In 1900, Albert was living with his wife, son Richard and daughter Martha at 981 Mitchell St in Milwaukee`s 11th Ward. He was employed in the brickyard and owned his own home. He emigrated from Germany in 1885 and was a naturalized citizen.

LUEBKE, Albert (I4391)

519

In 1900, Alfred is living with his parents
In 1905, Alfred is still with his parents and is now working as a clerk in the shoe store.
In 1910, Alfred is running the shoe store and living with his widowed mother
When Alfred registered for the draft, his occuation is listed as farmer
In 1920, Alfred is farming and living with his family and sister-in-law along the Beloit-Turtle Creek Road in Wisconsin
In 1930, Alfred is working for the Sawmill and living with his family on Lincoln Street, Klamath, Oregon

RAUBENHEIMER, ALFRED JAMES (I4494)

520

In 1900, Alfred was living with his parents at 673 American Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
In 1910, Alfred is living with his parents in Milwaukee

Schattschneider, Alfred (I4421)

521

In 1900, Ana was living with her parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin

Stern, Anna (I4433)

522

In 1900, Andrew is living with his wife and son. Two other Shoemkers - Carl Swanson and Aud Barqust are boarders

Hanson, Andrew (I2711)

523

In 1900, Anna is living with her husband and four children on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin
In 1910, Anna was living with her husband and four children. She immigrated in 1886.

Marx, Anna Julia (I4407)

524

IN 1900, Caroline is widowed and living with her son

Launfoki, Rosalia (I99)

525

In 1900, Charles was living with his wife, Cora, and son, Morton, at 802 Vine in Beloit, Wisconsin. He was employed as a clerk in a shoe store
In 1910, Charles was a Clerk and living with his wife, Cora, and son, Morton on Harrison Avenue, Beloit
In 1920, Charles is living with his wife at 635 Harrison Avenue, Beloit, Wisconsin about five doors down from his son Mort. They have two roomers and his occupation is given as a Retail Merchant in Shoes
In 1930, Charles owns his home at 1009 Chapin, Beloit that is valued at $8000. His occupation is now given as Bailiff for the Municial Courts and he is living with his wife, Cora

PHINN, Charles W (I4327)

526

In 1900, Clara is living with her parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin

Stern, Clara Sophie (I4438)

527

In 1900, Emil was living with his parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin
In 1905, Emil was living with his parents and employed as a laborer.
In 1910, Emil was living with his parents and employed in a machine shop.
In 1930, Emil w

Stern, Emil A. (I4441)

528

In 1900, Frank is living with his parents at 382 26th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
In 1910, Frank is living with his parents in Portage and is working as a wagon driver

Schattschneider, Frank W. (I4424)

529

IN 1900, he is famring and is living with his second wife and children

HUNTER, Merley (I110)

530

In 1900, Hedwiga is listed as Kate and has had 8 children of which 7 are living. She immigrated in 1892 with her children

Radziejewska, Hedwiga (I38)

531

In 1900, Herman is an engineer and living with his family at 294 Russell Street
In 1910, Herman is now a Teamster and the family is living at 782 Montana Street

NEHRING, HERMAN W (I4466)

532

In 1900, James is living with his parents

O'LEARY, JAMES (I92)

533

In 1900, John is a sailor and living with his parents
!n 1905, John was living with his parents, sisters and grandmother and employed as a Sailor.
In 1910, John`s occupation was Railroad Switchman and he was living with his parents at Kane Place
In 1920, John is living with is wife and daughter and sister-in-law Minnie Hintz at 54 Brattle Street, Milwaukee
In 1930, John was living with his wife, daughter, brother-in-law Arthur Hintz and sister-in-law, Louise Hintz at 7624 Larraine Place. He owned his own home and was employed as a yard master for the railroad. He is listed as a veteran of the Spanish-American War

FINN, John Henry (I4303)

534

In 1900, Katherine was living with her husband, children and father-in-law. She has had five children of which 4 are still living
In 1920, Katherine was living with her husband and children

Shaffer, Katherine (I27)

535

In 1900, Lawrence is farming an living with his family in Sugar Camp. The surname is spelled Nowack.
It appears that Lawrence preceeded Hedwiga and the children, immirating from Poland in 1891

-- MERGED NOTE ------------

In 1900, Lawrence is farming an living with his family in Sugar Camp. The surname is spelled Nowack.
It appears that Lawrence preceeded Hedwiga and the children, immigrating from Poland in 1891
IN 1905, Lorenz is still farming and his married son Stepphen and wife are living with the family. Surname is still Nowack

Novak, Lawrence (I37)

536

IN 1900, Liilie is living with her parents

THIEME, LILLIE (I62)

537

In 1900, Louis was farming and living with his wife, 4 children and mother

FRIDAY, LOUIS (I93)

538

In 1900, Lydia was living with her parents on their farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin

Stern, Lydia (I4446)

539

In 1900, Marie was living with her Mother, who ran a rooming house, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
In 1910, Marie was living with her Mother and Step-father, Frank Roemer, in Milwaukee.
In 1930, Marie was living with her husband and three sons

ROE, MARIE ELIZABETH (I4489)

540

In 1900, Martha has been married 8 years and has had 4 children
In 1940, Mary still owns the farm. Her Youngest Son Donald is working it with his new family

Moede, Maria Augusta (I111)

541

In 1900, Martha was living with her parents at 981 Mitchell St, Milwaukee and was employed packing candy.

LUEBKE, Martha (I4393)

542

In 1900, Morton was living with his parents in Beloit , Wisconsin
In 1910, Morton was living with his parents in Beloit, Wisconsin and employed as a clerk in a shoe store.
In 1920, Morton was living with his wife,Ester, and son, Foster at 603 Harrison Avenue, Beloit
In 1930, Mort is the owner of a Shoe Store in California and living with his second wife, Clara, an actress and his son, Foster
In 1945, Mort is living in what appears to be a retirement community in Florida. His birthplace is given as Illinois

PHINN, Charles Morton (I4512)

543

In 1900, Patrick is a Day Laborer and living with his wife and son

O'LEARY, PATRICK (I90)

544

In 1900, Peter was a farmer and living with his wife and three children
In 1940, Peter and his wife are still living in Sugar Camp

HOLEWINSKI, PETER (I118)

545

In 1900, Steven is helping his father on the farm
In 1905, Stephen is married and living with his wife on his father's farm
In 1910, Stephen is running the farm. His parents and brother, Cas are living with him

-- MERGED NOTE ------------

In 1900, Steven is helping his father on the farm

In 1900, Steven is helping his father on the farm
In 1905, Stephen is married and living with his wife on his father's farm

NOVAK, STEVEN or Nowak (I85)

546

In 1900, Tripp is a merchant and living with his wife of 15 years, Jessie

TRIPP, F.R (I108)

547

In 1900, Walter was living with his parents in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Piehl, Walter William Phillip (I4412)

548

In 1900. William was living in Crystal Falls, Michigan with his wife, six children and mother-in-law, Henrietta Stern. The census give his birth year as 1858
In 1905, William was living on his own farm in Greenfield, Wisconsin

HINTZ, Wilhelm Julius Emil (I4367)

549

In 1901 census, Anthony was living with his parents and employed(?) as Boy RI Assenal
In 1920, Anthony emigrated from England with his family on the S.S.Melita. They settled in London, Ontario.

-- MERGED NOTE ------------

In 1901 census, Anthony was living with his parents and employed(?) as Boy RI Assenal
In 1915, Tony, Florence and Ron were living at 53 Bannockburn Rd, Plumstead
In 1920, Anthony emigrated from England with his family on the S.S.Melita. They settled in London, Ontario.

Bell, Anthony Christopher (I4290)

550

In 1901 census, given as living with parents and employed as Joiner RI Assenal.
Henry had a three wheel motor-car
In 1911, Henry is a cellerman and Potman at a Pub and living with his wife and Sister-in -law at 69 Artesian Road, Paddington

BELL, Henry Nicholas (I4306)

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