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Heinrich (40), Minnie (32), Frederick (11), "Betty" (8),
Henry (5) and Mary (2) lived in Dundee Township. Heinrich was
listed as a laborer. Note:
Betty is actually Bertha. |
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On January 10, 1921, a fire in the Commerce Department
building, Washington, DC, resulted in the destruction of
most of the 1890 census. |
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Fred (30) and Emma (22) were living in Raisinville Township
with their daughter, Esther (7 months). They had a boarder
named Loretta Riley who was 20 years old. This was a rented
farm. |
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Fred (40) and his wife, Emma (32) lived on a farm in
Raisinville Township with their children Esther (10) and
Henry F. (<1). August Miller is listed as a servant i.e.
farm worker.
Note: This was next
door to the George Opfermann farm. |
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The family was living on "River Road" with their son Henry.
F. was now 11 years old. |
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They were living on Rambow Drive and the family consisted of
Fred (60) and Emma (52) along with their son Henry F. (21)
with his wife, Helen Weaver (24) and their child, Carola (2
months). Helen's children Gilbert (3 yrs, 10 months) and
Arthur (2 years 11 months) Weaver. Helen and all three
children were listed as having been mother's born in the
Philippine Islands |
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Fred (70) and Emma (62) were living alone at 2041 Rambow
Drive. He was listed as a janitor at a school and a farmer. |
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Fred (80) and Emma (72) were living alone at 2041 Rambow
Drive. Note: Other sources say that they lived here from
1913 to 1954 when they moved to Ida. At the time of Fred's
death in 1959, he was living with his daughter, Esther (Rambow)
Miller. |