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351        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Catherine Agnes Guter is a 14 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in Pennsylvania (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She is at school and reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents, Joseph and Elizabeth, and three siblings: Joseph, Cecelia, and Stephen Guter. Maggie Guter, a sister of Joseph, also lives with the family. And, the family lives in Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota. [GJA 02.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Catherine Agnes Guter is a 24 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in Pennsylvania (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She speaks, reads, and writes English. Her profession is that of public school teacher. She is working on her own account. She was not out of work on 15 April 1910; and there were no weeks in 1910 that she was out of work. Catherine lives with her parents, Joseph and Elizabeth, and siblings Joseph, Cecelia, Stephen, Evangeline, and Francis Guter. The family lives in Morris, Ward 2, Stevens County, Minnesota. [GJA 04.]  
Guter, Catherine Agnes (I3540)
 
352        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Catherine Ann Keisirker Wiltsey is a 36 year old, white married female. She is married to Eugene Wiltsey. She was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in Germany. She has given birth to two children, one of whom is still living at this time. Catherine Ann reads, writes, and speaks English. Anna lives with her husband, Eugene, and a daughter, Neta. The family lives at 1606 Superior Street, Ward 2, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [EuW 04.] Keisicker, Catherine Ann (I2588)
 
353        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Catherine Luehrmann is a 59 year old, white, married female. She immigrated to the United States in 1855 and was married to Henry Luehrmann in 1865. She was born in Bohemia to parents who were both born in Germany. She is the mother of eleven children, eight of whom are still living. She has lived 45 years in the United States. Catherine reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her husband, Henry, three daughters ( Barbara, Anna, and Rose), and a roomer, Katherine Nowak. The family lives in Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa. [LHEU 01.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Catherine Loder Luehrmann is a 72 year old, white, widowed female. She was born in Austria of parents who were also both born in Austria. She was married to Henry Luehrmann for 42 years, gave birth to 11 children, five of whom are still living. She immigrated to the United States in 1853. She has no employ outside the home. Catherine lives with her three daughters: Agnes, Anna, and Barbara; her son-in-law Louis; and three grandsons: Raymond, Carl, and John Koffron. The family lives at 700 8th Ave 7 & 8 St. E., Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa. [KLE 05.]  
Loder, Catherine (I3585)
 
354        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Catherine Schultz is a 73 year old, white, married female. She has been married to Joseph Schultz, sr., for 42 years. She has given birth to three children only one of whom is living at this time. She was born in Germany of parents who were also born in Germany. She emigrated from Germany to the U. S. in 1869, has lived here for 30 years, and is naturalized with her husband. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her husband, Joseph in Riverton Township, Floyd County, Iowa. [JSzsr 01.] Lutke, Catharine (I2299)
 
355        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Cecelia Guter is a six year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Pennsylvania (father) and Wisconsin (mother). Cecelia is in school. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents Joseph and Elizabeth and three siblings: Catherine, Joseph, and Stephen Guter. Maggie Guter, a sister of Joseph Antony Guter, lives with the family. And, the family lives in the town of Morris, Sterns County, Minnesota. [GJA 02.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Cecelia Guter is a 16 year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Pennsylvania (father) and (Wisconsin) mother. She is in school, learning to read, write, and speak English. She has no employ outside the home. Cecelia lives with her parents, Elizabeth and Joseph, and siblings: Catherine, Joseph, Stephen, Evangeline, and Francis Guter. The family lives in Ward 2 of Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota. [GJA 04.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Cecelia E. Guter is a 35 year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Pennsylvania (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She is not in school or college, but he reads, writes, and speaks English. Her occupation is that of accountant for a telegraph company, where she is a wage or salary worker. Cecelia lives with her parents, Joseph and Elizabeth at 1827 44th ave. North, Ward 10, Block 175, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. [GJA 06.] 
Guter, Cecelia (I3542)
 
356        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Chris Stein is a 42 year old, white, married male. He has been married to Minnie M. for 28 years. He was born in Germany of German parents. He emigrated from Germany in 1894 and has been in the United States for 6 years. He is a farmer. He does not read and write English, but he speaks it. He rents his farm (maybe mortgage arrangement). He lives in Rose Grove Township, Hamilton County, Iowa, with his wife and six children (Angus H., Martha A., Anna M. Freeda M., Frank A., Fritz C.). [CS 01.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Chris Stein is a 63 year old, white, married male. He is married to Minnie M. He entered the United States in 1893 and became a naturalized citizen in 1898. He is able to read, write, and speak English. He was born in Germany, thus German is his native language. His parents were both German and their native language was German. He is a farmer, renting his farm. He works on his own account. He lives in Webster City, Ward 3, Boone Township, Hamilton County, Iowa, with his wife, Minnie, and two children, Fritz M. and Lillian M. [Cs 02.] 
Stein, Chris (I1882)
 
357        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Becker is a seven year old, white, single female. She was born in North Dakota of parents who were both born in Russia. She is not at school; there are no indications of her abilities with language. She lives with her parents, Barbara and Friedrich, and siblings: Katharina, Jacob, Lidia, Friedrich, Emma, August. The family lives in Township 132, McIntosh County, North Dakota. [FrB 01.] Becker, Christina (I2721)
 
358        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Feichert is a 63 year old, white, married female. She is married to Georg Feichert and has been married to him for 27 years. She is the mother of nine children, six of whom are still living at the time of the census. She was born in Russia of parents who were both born in Germany. Christina came to the United States in 1892 and has lived in the United States for eight years. She has no occupation outside the home. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her husband, Georg, and three children: George, Fred, and Martha. The family lives in Wacker Township, McPherson County, South Dakota. [GeoF 01.] Feichert, Christina (I2767)
 
359        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Paulson Wayman is a 25 year old, white, married female. She was born in Denmark of parents who were also both born in Denmark. Her native language is Danish. She has been married for one year and has no children. She arrived in the United States in 1880 and has lived here for 20 years. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. Christina lives with her husband, Darius, at 126 Third Street, in the First Ward, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 02.]
       In the Iowa State Census of 1905, there is very little information. Christina Paulson Wayman is listed with her husband, Darius E Wayman and a son, Leo Wayman. They live at 126 Third Street, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Paulson Wayman is a 35 year old, white, married female. She has been married to Darius E. Wayman for eleven years. They have one son. She was born in Denmark of parents who were also both born in Denmark. Danish is her native language although she speaks, reads, and writes English. She has no employ outside the home. Christine lives with her husband, Darius, and her son, Leo, at 126 Third Street, Ward 1, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 04.]
       In the 1920 U. S. federal Census, Christina Paulson Wayman is a 45 year old, white, married female. She was born in Denmark to parents who were also both born in Denmark. Her native language is Danish. She speaks, reads, and writes English. Christina arrived in the United States in 1879 and is a naturalized citizen. Christiana has no employ outside the home. She is the mother of two sons: Leo F. and Howard R. Wayman. Christina lives with her husband, Darius, and the two sons, at 126 Third Street, Ward One, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 05.]
       In the 1925 Iowa State Census, Christina Paulson Wayman is a 50 year old, white, married female. She is married to Darius E. Wayman. She was born of parents who were both born in Denmark. She lives with her husband, Darius, and two sons, Howard, and Leo, who has a wife, Mette Sorenson, Wayman. The family lives in Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 10.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Paulson Wayman is a 55 year old, white, married female. She has been married to Darius E. Wayman for 24 years. She is not in school, but she reads, writes, and speaks English. She was born in Denmark of parents who were also both born in Denmark. Christina's first language is Danish. She has no employ outside the home. Christina lives with her husband, Darius, and two sons: Leo F. and Howard R. Wayman. The family lives at 126 Third Street, Ward One, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 06.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Paulson Wayman is a 55 (should be 65) year old, white, married female. She is not school or college, but has finished the 7th grade. She was born in Denmark. She has lived in the same house since 1935. She is not employed outside the home and is connected only with the home. She has no outside income. Christina lives with her husband, Darius, a son, Leo, and a roomer, Ethel Kitley. The family lives at 126 Third Street, Ward One, Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WDE 07.] 
Paulson, Christina (I3037)
 
360        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Christina Wacker is an 11 year old, white, single female. She was born in South Dakota of parents who were both born in Russia and who both speak German. Christina is at school; she reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents, Karl and Barbara and eight siblings: Karl Jr., Barbara, Kate, Bertha, Henry, Fred, Luisa, and Imanuel. The family lives in Wachter Township, McPherson County, South Dakota. [KlW 02.] Wacker, Christina (I2738)
 
361        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Christoph W. Proehl is a 35 year old, white, married male. He was been married to Wilhelmine E. Hoffman for 14 years. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He immigrated to the United States in 1878 and has lived here for 22 years. His employ is that of manufacturing wagons. He has never been unemployed. Christoph is the owner of a house that is free from a mortgage. He reads, writes, and speaks English. Christoph lives with his wife, Wilhelmine (Minnie) and two daughters: Alfrieda E. and Erna L. Proehl. The family lives on Hudson Street, Ward 2, Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 02.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Christoph W. Proehl is a 41 year old, white, married male. He is married to Wilhelmine E. Hoffman (Minnie). He was born in Germany of German parents. His employ is that of wagon maker, which is his job 12 months of the year. He owns his home free and clear of a mortgage. Christoph and his wife, Minnie, live with two children, Alfrieda and Erna. The family lives in the city of Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Christoph W. Proehl is a46 year old, white married male. He was been married for 24 years to Wilhelmine (Minnie) Ernestine Hoffman Proehl. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He immigrated to the United States n 1878 and is a naturalized citizen. Christoph reads. writes, and speaks English. His employ is that of a machinist in a general shop; he is working on his own account. Christoph owns his own home free and clear of any mortgage. Christoph lives with his wife, Ernestine, and two daughters, Alfrieda W. and Erna E. The family lives in Augusta, Buchanan Street, Ward 2, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 04.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Christoph W. Proehl is a 66 year old, white, married male. He is married to Wilhelmine E. Hoffman Proehl. He owns his own home, valued at $3,000, and a radio. The family does not live on a farm. Chris, as he is known, was first married at the age of 23. He has not attended school, but he speaks, reads, and writes English. German was the language at home prior to his arrival in the United States. He immigrated in 1876 and is a naturalized citizen. Chris' occupation is that of a machinist in his own shop, where he is working on his own account. He was employed at the time of the Census visitation. Chris is not a veteran of any U. S. military conflict. Chris lives with his wife, Wilhelmine, and two daughters, Alfrieda E. and Erna L Proehl. Th family lives in Ward 2, Buchanan Street, Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 05.] 
Proehl, Christoph Wilhelm (I3023)
 
362        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Clara A. Krienke is a six year old, white, single female. She is attending school. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She lives with her parents, Friedrich and Bertha, and eight siblings (Emma, Lena, Julius, Carl, Hulda, Herman, Reinhart, Lilly) in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [FK 02.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Clara Krienke is an 11 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. Clara lives with her parents, Friedrich and Bertha, and four siblings: Hulda, Herman, Reinhart, and Lilly Krienke. The family lives in Otter Creek, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [FK 07.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Clara is a 16 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany and who speak German as as their native language. She speaks, reads, and writes English. She has no employ outside the home. She lives with her parents, Friedrich and Bertha, and four siblings (Hulda, Herman, Reinhart, Lilly) in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [FK 03.] 
Krienke, Clara A. (I2160)
 
363        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Clara C. Lange is a three year old, white, single female. She was born in south Dakota of parents who were both born in Prussia. She lives with her parents, Fred and Clara, a brother, George, and a sister Emma. The family lives in the city of Milbank, Grant County, South Dakota. [FGL 01.] Lang, Clara C. (I2823)
 
364        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Clara Lange is a 15 year old, single female. She was born in Fairchild, Wisconsin, of parents who were both born in Germany (probably Posen, West Prussia). At the time of the Census (June 1900), Clara was in school and had been attending school for three months. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin with her parents, Anna and Herman, and eight siblings (Kuno, Robert, Hattie, Selma, Annie, Max, Minnie, Ruth). [HFL 07.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Clara Lange is a 21 year old, white, married female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She is married to Gustav Jankowski. She lives with her husband and a son, Herman. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [GJ 06.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Clara Lange Jankowsky is a 25 year old, white, married female. She is married to Gus Jankowsky and has been married to him for six years. She has given birth to two children, both of whom are living at the time of the census - Herman and Ralph. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany (probably Posen). She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no occupation outside the home. She lives with her husband, Gus, three brothers-in-law (John, August, Ferdinand), two sisters-in-law (Ida, Bertha), her husband, Gus, and two male children (Herman, Ralph) in Otter Creek, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [JAJ 01.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Clara E. Lange is a 34 year old, white, married female. She is married to Gust Jankowsky. She speaks, reads, and writes English. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in West Prussia. She has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband, Gust, and four children (Herman, Ralph, Ethel, Harry) in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [GJ 03.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Clara E. Lange is a 45 year old, white, married female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents that were both born in Germany. She has no employ outside the home. She speaks, reads, and writes English. She lives with her husband, Gus, and five children (Ethel, Harry, Goldinne, Clara, Marcella) in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [GJ 04.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Clara E. Lange Jankowsky is a 55 year old, white, married female. She is married to Gustav Jankowsky. She has not attended school or college since March 1, 1940, but has finished the 8th school grade. Clara was born in Wisconsin and has lived in the same house and lived on the same farm since 1935. Her only employ, if one can say that, is housework within the home. She has no income outside the home. Clara lives with her husband, Gustav, and four children: Harry, Goldine, Clara, Marcella. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [GJ 09.]
       In an undocumented article (April 03, 1949), the following was written:
       Madison Woman Dies in Crash
       Four persons Hurt on Springfield Hill
       A 73 year old Madison woman was killed and four other persons injured, one seriously, Saturday night in a head-on collision on Highways 1`2-13, about 10 miles northwest of Middleton on the Springfield hill.
       The dead woman is:
       Mrs. Gust Jankowsky, 110 Butler St.
       The injured are:
       Edwin A. Berridge, 54, Rockford, Ill., in serious condition at St. Mary's Hospital.
       Mrs. Hattie Schultze, 110 N. Butler St., facial injuries, taken to St. Mary's.
       Gust Jankowsky, 72, of 110 W. Butler St., broken right hip, taken to St. Mary's.
       Harry G. Jankowsky, 22 of 110 N. Butler St., face and leg injuries, taken to St. Mary's
       Witnesses told county traffic officers that Berridge apparently was driving on the wrong side of the road when the accident happened about 7:30 p.m. [CL 01.] 
Lange, Clara E. (I112)
 
365        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Claud M. Ives is a 5 year old, white, single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. He is at school and reads, writes, and speaks English. He lives with his mother, Jennie Hanvey, Ives, Basselt, Wasem, a sister, Eunice M. Ives, and a step father, George Wasem at 1517 5th Avenue North, Fort Dodge, Wahkonsa township, Webster County, Iowa. This happened prior to Claude leaving prior to living with his grandparents only some few months later. [WG 02.]
       In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Claude M.Ives (Hanvey) is a six year old white, single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. He speaks and can read English. Claude lives with his grandparents, Patrick and Mary in the town of Davenport, Delaware County, New York State. [HP 01.]
       In the 1905 New York State Census, Claude Mason Ives is an 11 year old, white male. He is in school, probably in the eighth grade. He has no occupation outside the home. Claude lives with his grandparents in Davenport, Delaware County, New York State. [HP 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Claude M. Ives (misread as Clark M Ivie) is a 16 year old, white, single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. He is in school and reads, writes, and speaks English. He has no employ outside the home. Claude lives with his grandparents, Patrick and Mary. The family lives in the town of Davenport, Delaware County, New York State. [HP 02.]

       Information given in the WWI Draft Registration Card is as follows:
Name: Claud M. Ives
Age: 23
Home Address: Davenport, NY
Date of Birth: September 3, 1893 [1894??]
Citizenship: Natural Born
Where Born: Webster City, Iowa, U. S.
Present Occupation: Farming
Employer: Self
Where Employed: Davenport, NY
Dependents?: None
Married or Single: Single
Any Military Service ?: None
Claim of Exemption: Yes - Dependent Grand Parents
Signature: Claud M Ives
REGISTRAR'S REPORT
Size: Tall; Build: Medium
Color of Eyes: Blue; Color of Hair: Brown Bald: No
Disabled: No [ICM 02.]

       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census Claude M. Ives is a 27 year old, white single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. He reads, writes, and speaks English. And, he owns his own home free and clear. He is classified as a wage or salary laborer on a dairy farm, which he has probably inherited from his grandparents. Claude lives alone on State Road, town of Davenport, Delaware County, New York State. [ICM 04.]
       In the 1930 U S. Federal Census, Claude M. Ives is a 32 year old, white, single male. Although the Census reports he was born in New York State, he was actually born in Iowa. Both his mother and his father were born in New York State. He is not attending school, but he is able to read, write, and speak English. He owns his own home, which is valued at $1,550. He does not have a radio set and he does not live on a farm. Claude is classified as a day laborer. His not a veteran of any military conflict in which the U. S. has been involved. He lives on State Road 8, Town of Davenport, Delaware County, New York State. [ICM 03.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Claude M. Ivy is a 58 year old, white, male. The record indicates that he is married. This could be controversial since his obituary indicates that he died a single person. There is a female, Cathrine McClintock listed as living with Claude. She is 32 years of age and is supposedly his daughter. I have searched long and hard to find something about this person and to find a marriage record for Claude, but to no avail in either case. Thus, there is little to report from this record;: Claude owns the home in which he lives; it is valued at about $1,500. He has not attended school or college. He gave little information. [ICM 05.]

       In the World War Two Draft Registration Card, the following information was provided for Claude Mason Ives:
Name: Claude Mason Ives
Residence: Davenport, Delaware, New York
Mailing Address: Same
Age: 48
Place of Birth: Webster City, Iowa
Date of Birth: Sept 3rd, 1893 (1894)
Name and Address of Person who Will Always Know Your Address: Charles A. Fisher; Davenport, NY
Employer's Name and Address: Days Work
Place or Employment or Business: Davenport, Del., NY
Signature: Claude M. Ives

       CLAUDE M. IVES
       DAVENPORT -- Claude M. Ives, 74, died unexpectedly, Wednesday, January 1, at the Utter Rest Home Simpsonville.
       Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 4, at the MacArthur Funeral Home, Davenport, with the Rev. Ray Wortring, pastor of the Davenport United Presbyterian Church, officiating.
       Burial will be later in Davenport Cemetery.
       Mr. Ives was born Sept. 3, 1894 at Webster City, Iowa, a son of Oliver and Jennie (Hanvey) Ives. He never married.
       He had been a resident at the Rest Home for about 18 months.
       Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Eunice Mae Thompson, Springfield, Oregon and several cousins.
       Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
 
Ives, Claude Mason (I3036)
 
366        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Conrad "Kuno" Lange is a 14 year old, white, single male. He was born in March of 1886. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany, probably Posen, Prussia. He is at school and has been in school for the past six month. He reads, writes, and speaks English. He lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin, with his parents, Herman & Anna, and eight siblings (Clara, Robert, Hattie, Selma, Annie, Max, Minnie, Ruth). [HFL 07.]
       In the WWI Draft Registration Card application, Kuno supplied the following information:
Name: Kuno Gust. Lange
Permanent Address: 2 RFD, Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Race: White
U.S. Citizen: Native Born
Present Occupation: Farmer
Employer's Name: Self
Place of Employment: Otter Creek, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Nearest Relative: Bertha Lange
Signature: Kuno Gust Lange
REGISTRAR'S REPORT
Height: Tall
Build: Medium
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Light
Disabilities: None [CGL 02.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Conrad "Kuno" G. Lange is a 33 year old, white, married male. He is married to Bertha A. Gerth. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany (Posen). He speaks, reads, and writes English. He is a farmer working in the area of general farming and is an employer. He lives with his wife, Bertha, and two children (Luverne and Roy) in Otter Creek township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [CGL 01.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Conrad Kuno Gustav Lange is a 44 year old, white, married male. He owns his own home; he lives on a farm, but does not own a radio set. He was first married at age 25. He is not attending school or college, but he reads, writes, and speaks English. Kuno was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. His occupation is that of a farmer in the business of general farming. His class or worker is that of employer. and he is employed in that area. Kuno lives with his wife, Bertha, and four children: LuVerne L., Conroy R. Elaine E. and David E. Lange. The family lives in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [CGL 04.]
       In the WWII Draft Registration Card, Kuno Gustav Lange gave the following information:
Name: Kuno Gustav Lange
Place of Residence: Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Mailing Address: Augusta, Wisconsin, R.2
Telephone: Augusta 29A6
Age: 56
Date of Birth: March 4, 1886
Place of Birth: Augusta, Wisconsin
Name and Address of Person Who Will Always Know Your Address: Mrs. Bertha Lange, Augusta, Wisconsin, R2
Employer's Name and Address: Farmer
Place of Employment or Business: Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Signature: Kuno Gustav Lange [CGL 05.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Conrad (Kuno) Gustav Lange is a 54 year old, white, married male. He is not in school or college, but finished the sixth grade. He was born in Wisconsin. He lives in the same house in which he lived in 1935. He is a farmer, working on his own account, in the area of general farming. The week prior to the Census, he worked 70 hours. In 1939, he worked 52 weeks. He owns his own home, valued at $1,000. Kuno lives with his wife, Bertha and two children: Eileen and David. The family lives in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [CGL 09.] 
Lange, Conrad (Kuno) Gustav (I111)
 
367        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Dillard R. Palmer is a 37 year old, white, married male. He was born in August of 1862. He has been married for 9 years. He was born in Indiana of parents who were born in Kentucky (father) and Indiana (mother). His occupation is that of a farmer. He owns his farm through a mortgage. He reads, writes, and speaks English. Dillard lives with his wife, Mary Ellen, and three children: Theodore F., Mildred M., and Ralph E. Palmer. The family lives in Maryville, Polk Township, Nodaway County, Missouri. [PDR 05.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Dillard R. Palmer is a 47 year old, white, married male. He has been married to Mary Ellen Pifer for 19 years. He was born in Indiana of parents who were both born in Indiana. He reads, writes, and speaks English. His occupation is general farming where he is working on his own account. He owns his own farm through a mortgage. Dillard lives with his wife, Mary Ellen, and three children: Theodore F., Mildred M., and Ralph E. Palmer. The family lives in Maryville, Polk Township, Nodaway County, Missouri. [PDR 04.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Dillard R. Palmer is a 67 year old, white, married male. He was born in Indiana of parents who were born in Kentucky (father) and Indiana (mother). He owns his own home. The family lives on a farm. Dillard is not in school or college, but he reads, writes, and speaks English. He was first married at the age of 30 to Mary E. Pifer. His occupation is that of a farmer, running his own farm. He is considered an employer. He was actually at work at the time of the Census. He is not a veteran of any of the conflicts of the United States. Dillard lives with his wife, Mary, his daughter Mary Palmer Powell, and five grandchildren: Mary C., Robert L., Josephine L, Sarah S., and Gara B. Powell. The family lives in Polk Township, Nodaway County, Missouri. [PDR 02.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Dillard R. Palmer is a 78 year old, white, married male. He is not in school or college, but has reached completion of the 5th grade. He was born in Indiana. He lives in the same house currently as the one he lived in during 1935. He does not live on a farm. He does not have employment in 1940 because he is unable to work; he has income from other sources. Dillard lives with his wife, Mary Ellen, and four grandchildren: Robert P., Josephine T. Sara F., and Gara B. Powell. The family lives at1002 East Third Street, Ward 4, Maryville, Nodaway County, Missouri. [PDR 03.] 
Palmer, Dillard Ricketts (I3222)
 
368        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Edna Dora Fleming is a six year old, white, single female. She was born in Nebraska of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She is at school. Edna lives with her parents, Frank and Lizzie and three siblings: Roy, Callie, and Guy Fleming. The family lives in Driftwood, Hitchcock County, Nebraska. [FFF 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Edna Dora Fleming is a 15 year old, white single female. She was born in Nebraska of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She has no employ outside the home, but is in school. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents, Frank and Lizzie, and five siblings: Callie, Guy, Elmer,Clyde, and Nellie Fleming. The family lives in Mead Township, Spokane County, Washington State. [FFF 04.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Edna Dora Flemming Curryer is a 25 year old, white, married female. She is married to William B. Curryer. She was born in Nebraska of parents who were born in Illinois (father) and Iowa (mother). She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband William B. and her daughter Evelyn, with her in-laws, Alva and Ella, and their children, Charles, Myrtle, Ralph, Sarah, in Mead Township, Spokane County, Washington State. [ABC 03.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Edna Dora Flemming Curryer is a 35 year old, white, married female. She is married to William B. Curryer. She was born in Nebraska of parents who were born in Illinois (father) and Iowa (mother), although it says USA in the 1930 Census record. She reads, writes and speaks English. There is no record of employment outside the home. She lives with her husband, William, her three children (Evelyn, Harold, Flona) with her in-laws, Alva and Ella Curryer, and their son, Charles, in Mead Township, Spokane County, Washington State. [ABC 04.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Edna Dora Fleming Curryer is a 45 year old, white married female. She is married to William B. Curryer. She is not in school or college, but she completed the 8th grade. She was born in Nebraska. Her inferred residence is rural in 1935. She does not live on a farm. She is a homemaker and has no income from other sources. She lives with her husband, William Byrd, three children and her husband's mother: Evelyn Mae, Harold Byrd, Flona Bernice Currier, and Ella Fear Smith Curryer. The family lives in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington State. [CWB 01.] 
Fleming, Edna Dora (I2509)
 
369        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Edwin Arndt is a two year old, white, single male. He was born in March of 1898 in Wisconsin of parents who were born in Germany (father) and Wisconsin (mother). He lives with his parents Gustav and Emelia, and a sister Alva, in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [AGu 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Edwin Arndt is a 12 year old, white, single male. He was born of parents who were born in Germany (father) and Wisconsin (mother). He reads, writes, and speaks English. He is also in school, but has no employ outside the home. Edwin lives with his parents, Emelia and Gustav, and five siblings: Alvin, Irena, Regena, Ervin, and Sabina. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [AGu 04.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Edwin Arndt is a 21 year old, white, single male. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in Germany (father) and Wisconsin (mother). He reads, writes, and speaks English. He is not in school or college. He works on his own account as a farm hand in general farming. He lives with his widowed mother and eight siblings: Alvin, Irene, Regina, Erwin, Sabina, Lavina, Servetta, Viletta Arndt. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [HEA 03.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Edwin Arndt is a 32 year old, white, single male. He is the head of household. According to the Census record, he was born in Wisconsin with all parents born in Wisconsin, but that is not true. His father was born in Germany and his mother in Wisconsin. It is not possible to say why this change has been made; it could be from forgetfulness, or it could be because of the context of the 1930s; we just do not know. In any case, Edwin owns his home. There is no radio set there, a standard Census question. And, the home is on a farm. Edwin is not attending school, but he reads, writes, and speaks English. Edwin is employed as a farmer in the industry of general farming. He employs other people to help do the necessary work. Those who live with him are his mother, Emelia, and four sisters: Alverdias (probably Servetta), Violetta, Sabina, and Lavina Arndt. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [HEA 04.]
 
Arndt, Edwin (I3001)
 
370        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Elizabeth Kasiah "Lizzie" Brown Fleming is a 26 year old, white, married female. She has been married to Frank Floyd Fleming for eight years. Lizzie was born in Ohio of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and in Kentucky (mother). She is the mother of four children at this point and they are all living. She reads, writes, and speaks English. It appears that she has no employment outside the home. Lizzie lives with her husband, Frank, and their four children: Roy, Edna, Callie, and Guy Fleming. The family lives in Driftwood, Hitchcock County, Nebraska. [FFF 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Lizzie Brown Fleming is a 36 year old, white, married female. She has been married to Frank Fleming for 19 years. Together they have seven children, six of whom are still living. Lizzie was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Wisconsin, so the census record states. She reads, writes, and speaks English. Lizzie has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband, Frank Floyd, and six of their children: Edna D., Callie A., Guy H., Elmer L., Clyde A., and Nellie L. Fleming. The family lives in Mead Township, Spokane Township, Washington State. [FFF 04.] 
Brown, Elizabeth Kasiah "Lizzie" (I2511)
 
371        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Ella L. Maland is a 12 year old, white, single female. She was born in 1888 in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She is in school and has been for seven months. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and five siblings (Bertha, Inger, Cora, Eunice, Florence) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 01.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Ella L. Maland is a 22 year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She has no occupation and is at home. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and eight siblings (Alice, Inger, Cora, Eunice, Florence, Ernest, Glenn, Lillian) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 02.] 
Maland, Ella L. (I1902)
 
372        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Emil Neumann is a 22 year old, white, single male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He emigrated to the U. S. in 1873 (2 Dec 1872) and has lived in the U. S. for 17 years. He is a naturalized citizen. He works as a day laborer on his own account. He speaks, reads, and writes English. Emil lives with his parents, Mathilde and Theodore, and eight siblings: Albert, Ida, Manda, William, Bertha, Tilda, Robert, and Arthur Neumann. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [NT 01.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Emil Neumann is a 27 year old, white, single male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He is a farm laborer, a job at which he has worked 12 months in the year. Emil lives with his parents, Theodore and Mathilde, and eight siblings: Albert, Amanda, Bertha, William, Tilda, Robert, Arthur, and Ella Neumann. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [NT 04.]
       In is not clear how it happens that Emil G. Neumann appears in two 1905 Wisconsin State Censuses somewhat far apart and with two different families, but that is what must be reported here. In the second case, Emil is a 27 year old, white married male in the city of Merrill in Lincoln County, Wisconsin. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. The occupation has been written over and is thus not readable, but he has been in this employ for 11 months. He owns the home in which he lives free of any mortgage. Emil lives with his wife, Emma Johanne Frank Neumann and two daughters: Laura E. and Viola H. Neumann. The family lives in the city of Merrill, Lincoln County, Wisconsin. [NEG 01.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Emil G. Neumann is a 32 year old, white, widowed male. He was born in Germany of parents who were both born in Germany. He emigrated to the United States in 1882 and is a naturalized citizen. He reads, writes, and speaks English, although his native language is German. His employ is that of laborer on the railroad. He is classified as a worker, working on his own account. He has not been unemployed. Emil is living with his parents, Theodore and Mathilde (Bramer), five siblings: Bertha, Tilda, Robert, Arthur, and Ella, as well as his three daughters: Laura, Viola, and Minnie - all with the surname of Neumann. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [NT 05.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Emil G. Neumann is a 41 year old, white, married male. He is remarried to Hulda Albertine Schuenke Piehl. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He emigrated to the United States in 1882 and became a naturalized citizen in 1911. German is his native language. He speaks, reads, and writes English. His employ is that of farming in the field of general farming. He is also an employer. Emil lives with his wife, Hulda, two of her children, Arthur and Mabel Piehl, and his daughter Viola H. Neumann. The family lives in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [NEG 03.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Emil G. Neumann is a 51 year old, white, married male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. German is his native language, a language that he speaks mostly. In his second marriage, he is married to Hulda Albertine Schuenke Piehl Neumann. He was first married at age 24. He is not in school, but he reads, writes, and speaks English. He emigrated to the U. S. in 1882 and is a naturalized citizen. Emil is a farmer in the field of general farming; he owns his own home and farm. He is an employer. And is not a veteran of any U. S. military conflicts. Emil lives with his wife, Hulda, an adopted daughter, Mabel, and a biological daughter, Goldene D. Neumann. The family lives in Otter Creek, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [NEG 04.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Emil G. Neumann is a 61 year old, white, married male. He is not in school, but has completed schooling at about the third grade. He was born in Germany and is a naturalized citizen. He lives in the same house in 1940 that he lived in during 1935. he was at work during the time of the Census. During the week of March 24-30, 1940 he worked 70 hours. Emil is a farmer in general farming. In 1939, he worked during 52 weeks of the year. He has income other than from the Farm. Emil lives with his wife, Hulda and their daughter, Goldene D. Neumann. The family lives in Otter Creek, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [NEG 05.]

       OBITUARY
       EMIL NEUMANN, 71 DIES IN AUGUSTA
       AUGUSTA -- Emil Neumann, 71 dies at his home here Thursday.
He had been a resident of Augusta or the surrounding vicinity for most of his life.

       Survivors are his widow, four daughters, Mrs. Goldine Ida, Augusta; Mrs. Flora Heideman, Eau Claire; Mrs. Viola Gueldner, Spring Valley; and Mrs. Minnie Farrell, St. Paul; a step-daughter, Mrs. Mabel Arndt, Augusta; a step-son, Art Piehl, Sturgis, S. Dak.: Three sisters, Mar. Bertha Bidmark and Miss Tilly Neumann, both of Eau Claire; and Mrs. Edna Thur, Fairchild; and two brothers, Arthur of Chippewa Falls, and Albert of Fairchild.

       Funeral services will be held here Monday. Friends may call at the Stipe-Anderson funeral home Saturday afternoon and evening and until time of services Monday.

       The Eau Claire Leader, Oct 29, 1949, p. 2 
Neumann, Emil G. (I3109)
 
373        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Emma Becker is a five year old, white, single female. She was born in North Dakota of parent who were both born in Russia. There are no indications that she is in school or of her language abilities. She lives with her parents, Barbara and Friedrich, and siblings: Katharina, Jacob, Lidia, Friedrich, Christina, August. The family lives in Township 132, McIntosh County, North Dakota. [FrB 01.] Becker, Emma (I2723)
 
374        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Emma Eva Lang is a seven year old, white, single female. She was born in South Dakota of parents who were both born in Prussia. She is at school and has been for one month. The record indicates that she has been unemployed for 11 months. It is not clear what this means. Emma lives with her parents Fred and Clara, one sister, Clara, and a brother, George. The family lives in the city of Milbank, Brant County, South Dakota. [FGL 01.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Emma E. Lang is a 16 year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota (South Dakota) of parents who were both born in Germany. Emma reads, writes, and speaks English. She is working as a servant in a private family. Emma is a wage earner, and at no time has she been out of work. She has not attended school in 1910. Emma lives withe the Lansford A. Lane family on Second Avenue East in Dickinson, Stark County, North Dakota. [LEma 03.] Dale L. Lange believes this is Emma E. Lang. Both of her parents died prior to the 1910 Census and the Fred Lang family may have split up. therefore, Emma found works as a servant with the Lane family in North Dakota. The census was taken in April of 2010, while the marriage to William Oemig took place a month or so later. [DLL.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Emma E. Lange Oemig is a 26 year old, white, married female. She is married to William Frederick Oemig and has been for about 10 years. She was born in South Dakota of unknown parents, according to the census record. She reads, writes, and speaks English. Emma lives with her husband William, four daughters (Clara, Helen Elen, Grace0, and three sons (William, John, Elmer). The family lives in West Union Township, Todd County, Minnesota. [WFO 05.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Emma E. Lange Oemig is a 37 year old, white, married female. She is married to William F. Oemig. Although the Census Record indicates that she is born of parents both born in the United States, she is born of parents born in Germany. She was first married when she was 17 years of age. She has not attended school since Sept. 1, 1929. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. Emma lives with her husband, William, five daughters (Clara, Helen, Ellen, Rene, Grace) and two sons (Edward, Wallace). The family lives on a farm in Cleveland Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. [WFO 06.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Emma E. Lange Oemig is a 47 year old, white, married female. She was born in South Dakota. She lives on a farm, the same place she has live since 1935. She has not attended school or college in 1940. He highest grad of school completed is the seventh grade. She is largely engaged in work in the home. Emma lives with her husband, William, as well as one son, Wallace, and two daughters, Irene and Norma. The family lives on State Highway 64, Cleveland Township, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. [WFO 07.] 
Lange, Emma Eva (I2809)
 
375        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Emma M. Krienke is a 19 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She speaks, reads, and writes English. She is a domestic servant. She lives with her parents, Friedrich and Bertha, eight siblings (Lena, Julius, Carl, Hulda, Herman, Reinhart, Clara, Lilly) in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [FK 02.]
        In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Emma Krienke Hume is a 24 year old, white, married female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She lives with her husband, Bert L. Hume. The family lives in Otter Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [HBL 04.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Emma M. Krienke Hume is a 29 year old, white, married female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany, although the record say they were both born in Wisconsin. She reads, writes, and speaks English. Emma has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband Bert and four children: Edna, Selma, Margret and Edwin Hume. The family lives in Sumner Township, Trempealeau, Wisconsin. [HBL 05.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census Emma M. Krienke Hume is about a 38 year old, white married female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany (Prussia). She is married to Bert L. Hume. She reads, writes, and speaks English. Emma has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband and five children: Edna, Selma, Margaret, Edwin, and Alice Hume. The family lives in Sumner Township, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. [HBL 06.].
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Emma M. Krienke Hume is a 49 year old, white, married female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Prussia (Germany). She is married to Bert L. Hume and has been married to him since she was 23. She is not in school, but she reads, writes, and speaks English. Emma has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband, Bert, and three children: Selma, Edwin and Alice Hume. The family lives in the village of Osseo, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. [HBL 02.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Emma M. Krienke Hume is a 59 year old, white, married female. She was born in Wisconsin. She is not in school or university and has completed the 4th grade. She lives in the same house in which she lived in 1935. She has no employ outside the home. And, she has no income from sources outside those of herself and her husband. Emma and Bert make their home in Osseo, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. [HBL 07.]. 
Krienke, Emma M. (I2154)
 
376        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Erna L. Proehl is a nine year old, single female. She was born in May of 1891 in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She is at school and has spent nine months there. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. She lives with her parents, Wilhelmine (Minne) and Christoph, and one sister, Alfrieda. The family lives in Ward 2 on Hudson Street, Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 02.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Erna L. Proehl is a 14 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. No further information is given. She lives with her parents, Christoph and Minnie and a sister, Alfrieda, in Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Erna Proehl is a 17 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents that were born in Germany. Erna reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. Erna lives with her parents Minne and Christoph and a sister, Alfrieda. The family lives on Buchanan Street in Ward 2 in Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [PCW 04.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Erna L. Proehl is a 38 year old, white, single female. She is not in school, but reads, write, and speaks English. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. Her occupation is that of dressmaker at home. She is working on her own account. She lives with her parents, Wilhelmine and Christoph and a sister, Alfrieda. The family lives in Ward 2, on Buchanan Street, Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin [PCW 05.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Erna L. Proehl is a 48 year old, white, single female. She is not in school or college, but she finished two years of high school; she reads, writes, and speaks English. She was born in Wisconsin. She lives in the same house she lived in during 1935 in Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin; that house is not on a farm. Erna has an occupation as a dressmaker; her class of worker is that of wage or salary worker in private business. in 1939 she worked 20 weeks with an income of $240. She does have income from other sources. Erna worked 36 hours the week prior to the census. Erna lives with her mother, Wilhelmine, and a sister Alfrieda. The family lives in Ward 2, probably on Buchanan Street, Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [HWE 04.] 
Proehl, Erna Lisetta (I3027)
 
377        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice E. Maland is a three year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and five siblings (Bertha, Ella, Inger, Cora, Florence) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 01.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice E. Maland is a 13 year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She has no occupation. She attends school. She reads, writes, and speaks English. Eunice lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and eight siblings ( Alice, Ella, Inger, Cora, Florence, Ernest, Glenn, Lillian) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 02.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice E. Maland is a 23 year old, white, single female. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no occupation. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and seven siblings (Alice, Inger, Cora, Florence, Ernest, Glenn, Lillian) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 03.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice E. Maland is a 33 year old, white, single female. She is not in school; she reads, writes, and speaks English. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She has no occupation outside the home. She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and three siblings (Ernest , Glenn, Lillian) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 04.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice E. Maland is a 43 year old, white, single female. She is not attending either school or college/university, but has completed the eighth grade. She was born in Minnesota. She is living in the same house in which she lived in 1935. Eunice is living on a farm. Her employ is that of housework; she is an unpaid family worker, although she has income from other sources. Eunice lives with her parents, Erick and Anna, and a brother, Ernest Maland. The family lives in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 06.] 
Maland, Eunice E. (I1905)
 
378        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice M. Ives is a 10 year old, white, single female. She was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. She is at school, reading, writing, and speaking English. She lives at 1517 5th Avenue North, in Fort Dodge, Wahkonsa Township, Webster County, Iowa with her mother, Jennie Hanvey Ives Basselt Wasem, and brother, Claude M. Ives, and a step father, George Wasem. [WG 02.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice Ives Thompson is a 20 year old, white, married female. She is married to Richard K. Thompson and has been married to him for a year. She was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. She is the mother of one child, a child that still lives. She reads, writes, and speaks English. He employ is at home. Eunice lives with her husband, Richard and her daughter Jennie E. Thompson. The family lives in Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. [TRK 02.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice M. Ives Thompson is a 30 year old, white, married female. She is married to Richard K. Thompson. She was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. Eunice lives with her mother-in-law, Terzah J. Smith Thompson, her husband, Richard K. Thompson, and their three children: Regenale M., Grace J., and George W. Thompson. The family lives in Inguadona township, Cass County, Minnesota. [STJ 01.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice M. Ives Thompson is a 40 year old, white married female. She is married to Richard K. Thompson. She married him when she was 20 years old. She was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in New York State. She is not in school or college, but she reads, writes, and speaks English. Eunice has no employ outside the home. She lives with her husband, Richard, and seven of their children: Reginold, Grace J. George W., Keith D., Sidney A., Margaret L. and Frank A. Thompson. The family lives in Wabedo Township, Cass County, Minnesota. [TRK 04.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Eunice M. Ives Thompson is a 50 year old, white, married female. She is not in school or college, but finished fifth grade in elementary school. She was born in Iowa. She has lived in the same house since 1935. Her employment status is that she is a housekeeper. Eunice lives with her husband Richard and their children: Rex, Keith, Margaret, Frank, Kenneth, and Ronald Thompson. The family lives in Wabedo Township, Cass County, Minnesota. [TRK 08.] 
Ives, Eunice M. (I3035)
 
379        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Eva Kendall is a 12 year old, white, single female. She was born in Washington State of parents who were born in Illinois (father) and Indiana (mother). She is at school and has been attending school for nine months. She reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives with her parents, Gustavus and Mary, three sisters (Agnes Little, Blanche, Ida), one brother (Franklin), a brother-in-law, Wayne Little, and Edward Kesterson, a servant, on Market Street, Aberdeen, Chehalis County, Washington. [GSK 13.] Kendall, Eva (I2461)
 
380        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Fay C. Amo is a nine year old, white, single male. Faye was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in French Canada (father) and New York State )mother). He has completed the 8th grade and reads, writes, and speaks English. He has no occupation outside the home. Faye lives with his parents, Isaac and Satira, and as brother, Paul. The family lives in the Town of Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [AI 04.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Faye C. Amo is a 14 year old, white, single male. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in French Canada (father) and New York State (mother). He is employed abo8t six months in the year, but is also a student. Faye lives with his parents, Isaac and Satira, a sister, Alma A. Amo Sullivan and her son, Russell H. Sullivan, and a brother, Paul D. Amo. The families live in the Town of Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [AI 05.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Faye C. Amo is an 18 year old, white, single male. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in French Canada (father) and New York State (mother). He is not in school, but he reads, writes, and speaks English. His occupation is that of farm laborer where he is classified as a worker on the home farm. Faye lives with his parents, Isaac and Satira, a brother, Paul D. Amo, and a nephew, Russell H. Sullivan (Sr.). The family lives on Pole Grove Road in Hixton, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [AI 06.] 
Amo, Faye C. (I3151)
 
381        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Florence J. Maland is one month old, white, single female. She was born in May of 1900. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and five siblings (Bertha, Ella, Inger, Cora, Eunice) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 01.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Florence J. Maland is a 10 year old, white, single female. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She has no occupation, but is at home. She attends school. She speaks, reads, and writes English. Florence lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and eight siblings ( Alice, Ella, Inger, Cora, Eunice, Ernest, Glenn, Lillian) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 02.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Florence J. Maland is a 19 year old, white, single female. She is in school; she reads, writes, and speaks English. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She has no occupation. She lives with her parents, Erik and Anna, and seven siblings (Alice, Inger, Cora, Eunice, Ernest, Glenn, Lillian) in Fremont Township, Winona County, Minnesota. [EAM 03.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Florence J. Maland is a white, 29 year old, single female. She has not attended school in the past year; she reads and writes English. She was born in Minnesota of parents who were born in Wisconsin (father) and Norway (mother). She is a trained nurse working in a hospital (Wisconsin General Hospital) in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. She is working and employed. [FJM 02.]
       In the 1940 U. S. Federal Census, Florence J. Maland Martinsen is a 39 year old, married female. She has completed four years of high school and nurses training. She is not in school or college. She is married to Paul T. Martinsen. She is a housewife and is not earning money. She live in the same house she lived in during 1935 and does not live on a farm. She lives with her husband, Paul, and two children: Sylvia A. and Paul B. F. Martinsen. The family lives at 3630 Fourth Street North, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. [PTM 03.]
       In the 1950 U. S. Federal Census, Florence J. Maland Martinsen is a 49 year old, white, married female. She is married to Paul T. Martinsen. She lives at 3301 Grimes Ave. N. in Robbinsdale, Hennepin County, Minnesota. (See Paul T. Martinsen for details of the context of the home.) Florence is a homemaker and is thus not earning money outside the home. Florence lives with her husband, Paul, and two children: Paul Bruce F. and Sylvia Ann Martinsen. [PTM 17.] 
Maland, Florence J. (I56)
 
382        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Frank Rupple is a five year old, white, single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in Iowa. He lives with his parents Olive and William, and a brother Leopold, and a farm laborer, August Zahn in Independence Township, Hamilton County, Iowa. [WR 02.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Frank Rupple is a 15 year old, white, single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were both born in Iowa. He speaks, reads, and writes English. He is attending school. He lives with his parents, William and Olive, and two siblings: a brother, Leopold and a sister, Esther. The family lives in Carlisle Township, Beadle County, South Dakota. [WR 03.] 
Rupple, Frank (I2282)
 
383        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Frank Wiltsey is a 10 year old, white, single male. He was born in June 1889 in Iowa of parents who were born in New York (father) and Iowa (mother). Frank is in school and reads, writes, and speaks English. Frank lives with his uncle Edgar, his aunt Amy, his grandmother Amanda Allen Wiltsey, his father Josiah, and his sister Laura. The family lives in Maxwell, Meade County, South Dakota. [WEE 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Frank Wiltsey is a 21 year old, white, single male. He was born in Iowa of parents who were born in New York (father) and Iowa (mother). He speaks, reads, and writes English. Frank is a farm laborer, who works out and works for himself. He lives with his father, Josiah, and his grandmother, Amanda Allen Wiltsey. The family lives in Township 5 north range 16 east, Pennington County, South Dakota. [WJ 01.] 
Wiltsey, Frank (I3042)
 
384        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Fred A. Morgan is a 33 year old, white, married male. He has been married for four years to Mary McKowan. He was born in Illinois of parents who where born in New York (father) and Maine (mother). His occupation is that of driver. He was not out of work in 1900 he reads, writes, and speaks English. He owns his own home through a mortgage. He lives with his wife, Mary, a niece, Abbie Webster, who is twelve, and going to school, and Joseph McKowan, in Cedar Rapids, Ward 4, 1004 2nd Ave. West, Linn County, Iowa. [FAM 01.]
       In the 1905 Iowa State Census, Fred A. Morgan is living with his wife, Mary McKowan Morgan, and their niece, Abbie Webster at 1004 2nd Ave. in Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa. [WAbR 02.]
 
Morgan, Fred A. (I600)
 
385        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Fred Feichert is a 20 year old, white, single male. He was born in Russia of parents who were also both born in Russia. He arrived in the U. S. in 1892 and has lived here for eight years. His occupation is that of farm laborer, probably working on his father's farm. He speaks, reads, and writes English. He lives with his parents, Georg and Christina, and two siblings: George and Martha. The family lives in Wacker Township, McPherson County, South Dakota. [GeoF 01.] Feichert, Fred (I2768)
 
386        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Fred Thur is a 16 year old, white single male. He was born in March of 1884 of parents who were both born in Germany. Fred's occupation is that of farm laborer. He has not been unemployed. He reads, writes, and speaks English. Fred lives with his parents, Mary and Fred Thur, three brothers (Robert, Albert, Rudolph) a sister, Mary S. T Thur Hoffman, who was recently married, his grandmother, Mary Thur, an aunt, Minnie or Wilhelmine Thur, and his mother's father, Fred Schultz. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [FT 03.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Friedrich Wilhelm Johann Thur is a 21 year old, white, single male. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. He is a farm laborer who works 12 months of the year. He lives with his parents, Friedrich Heinrich and Mary Sophia, two brothers: Albert and Rudolph, and his father's sister, Wilhelmina Thur. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [FT 04.]
        In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Friedrich (Fred) Wilhelm Johann Thur is a 27 hear old, white, married male. He is married to Amanda T. Neumann; He and Amanda have been married for three years. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. Fred reads, writes, and speaks English. He is a farmer operating on his own account as an employer. He own his farm/home through a mortgage. Fred and his wife live in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin with a daughter, Alice M. Thur. [TRW 03.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Friedrich Wilhelm Johann Thur [Fred] is a 35 year old, white, married male. He is married to Amanda Neumann Thur. Her was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in Germany-Posen (father) and Germany-Mecklenburg (mother). He reads, writes, and speaks English. Fred is employed in the field of general farming on his own account. He owns his house/farm free of any mortgage. Fred lives with his wife, Amanda, and two children: Alice M and Leonard R. Thur in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [TRW 04.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Friedrich Wilhelm Johann Thur is a 46 year old, married male. He is married to Amanda Neumann. He is not in school. He rents his home for $26.50 per month; he does not have a radio; he does not live on a farm, but in a city. Fred was married at the age of 22. He reads, writes, and speaks English. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. Fred's occupation is that of Calendar Operator in a Robber Plant. He is a wage or salary worker. Fred lives with his wife, Amanda and two children: Alice M. and Leonard R. Thur at 206 Bellinger Street, Ward 6, Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [TRW 05.] 
Thur, Friedrich Wilhelm Johann (I3021)
 
387        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Frederick Melcher is a 39 year old, white, married male. He was born in Germany in May 1861 of parents who were also both born in Germany. He is married to Maria A. Brandstedter. The year was 1886. The couple has been married 14 years. Fred immigrated to the U. S. in 1882. At this time, Fred has been living in the U. S. 18 years. His occupation is that of Section Forman for a railroad company. He reads, writes, and speaks English in addition to German. He owns his home free and clear of any mortgage. Fred lives with his wife, Maria, and five children: Rena, Gertrud, Alfonzo, Walter, and Roman Melcher. The family lives in Mentor, Clark County, Wisconsin. [MFR 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Frederick Melcher is a 49 year old, white, married male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He has been married to Maria A. Brandstedter for 23 years. He immigrated to the United States in 1880 and has taken out papers for citizenship. He reads, writes, and speaks English in addition to his native language, German. His occupation is that of Foreman of a RR Section. He was working on April 25, 1910. He has not been out of work. Fred is a wage earner. He owns is own Home, Mortgage free; it is on a farm. Fred lives with his wife, Maria, and eight children. The family lives in Mentor, Clark County, Wisconsin. [MFR 04.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Frederick Melcher is a 59 year old, white, widowed male. He was born in Prussia in 1860 of parents who were probably both born there as well. He speaks German, but reads, writes, and speaks English as well. His Occupation is that of farmer in general farming, where he is an employer. He owns his farm free and clear. With him live, his children: Gertrud, Roman, Helen, Leo, Selma, and Marie Melcher. The family lives on a farm in the 24th Township of Mentor, Clark County, Wisconsin. [MFR 07.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Fred Melcher is a 69 year old, married, white, male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He immigrated to the United States in 1880 and has become a naturalized citizen. Fred owns his own home, valued at $800. The home is not on a farm. He does not own a radio set. He was first married at the age of 25. He is in his second marriage, namely to Anna I. Luehrman Melcher. Fred reads, writes, and speaks English in addition to German. His occupation is that of Track Foreman for the Chicago North Western Railroad. He is a wage or salary worker and is employed. Fred lives with his wife, Anna, a son, Leo, and Leo's wife, Gibilla, and their daughter, Melbalynd. The family lives in the town of Fairchild, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [MFR 09.] 
Melcher, Frederick (I3509)
 
388        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Frederick Schultz is an 85 year old, white, widowed male. He was born in Germany in Apr 1815 of parents who were also both born in Germany. He immigrated to the United States in 1866 and has been naturalized. Fred has lived in the United States for 34 years. He reads and writes English, but does not speak it. He has no employ and is probably retired. He lives with his daughter, Mary S. Schultz Thur, his son-in-law, Fred Thur, his mother-in-law, Marie Rohrdanz Thur, her daughter, Wilhelmine, and four of his grandchildren: Mary S. T. Thur Hoffmann, who recently married, and Robert, Fred, Albert, and Rudolf Thur. The family lives in Cleveland Township, Jackson County, Wisconsin. [FT 03.] Schultz, Frederick (I487)
 
389 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1888)
 
390        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Georg Feichert is a 68 year old, white, married male. He is married to Christina and has been married to her for 27 years. He was born in Russia of parents who were both born in Germany. He arrived in the United States in 1892 and is a naturalized citizen. He owns a farm, free and clear. Although it is not clear from the census form, he is a farmer who has not been unemployed. He reads, writes, and speaks English. Georg lives with his wife Christina and three children: George, Fred, and Martha. The family lives in Wacker Township, McPherson County, South Dakota. [GeoF 01.] Feichert, Georg (I2766)
 
391        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, George Fred Emile is a 10 year old, white, single male. He was born in Minnesota to parents who were both born in Prussia. He is attending school and has for seven months. He reads, writes, and speaks English. The record indicates that he has been unemployed for five months, but unemployed at what kind of employment is not clear. George lives with his parents, Fred and Clara, and two sisters: Emma E. and Clara C. The family lives in Milbank City, Grant County, South Dakota. [FGL 01.] Lang, George Fred Emile (I2822)
 
392        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, George Wasem is a 50 Year old, white, married male. He is married to Jennie Hanvey Ives Basselt Wasem. They have been married for 11 years. George was born in New York State of parents who were also both born in New York State. By occupation, George is a painter. He has not been employed for three months. He reads, write, and speaks English. He rents the home in which the family lives. It is a house. The family lives at 1517 5th Avenue North, Fort Dodge, Wahkonsa Township, Webster County, Iowa. In the family are: George, Jennie Hanvey Ives Basselt Wasem and two of her children from her marriage to Oliver Ives. They are Eunice M. and Claude M. Ives. [WG 02.]
       The 1905 Iowa State Census only lists a name: George Wasem and a Post Office Address - 10 Ave. in West Fort Dodge. [WG 04.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, George Wasem is a 58 year old, white married male. He was born in New York to parents who were both born in Germany. He has been married to Jennie Hanvey Ives Basselt Wasem for 10 (actually 12) years. He speaks, reads, and writes English. George is a painter of houses in the Round House Industry. He has not been out of work. He is a wage earner. He owns his own home through a mortgage. George lives with his wife, Jennie on J. Ave, Fort Dodge, Ward 1, Webster County, Iowa. [WG 03.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, George Wasem is a 72 year old, white, married male. He was born in New York State of parents who were also both born in New York State. He is married to Jennie Hanvey Ives Basselt Wasem. He owns his own home through a mortgage. He reads, writes, and speaks English. His occupation is that of house painter working as a wage or salary worker. George and Jennie live at 2813 South Cedar, Precinct 15 in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa. [WG 05.] 
Wasem, George (I3132)
 
393        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Gertrud Melcher is a six year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were born in Germany (father) and Wisconsin (mother). Gertrude lives with her parents, Maria and Fred and with four siblings: Rena, Alfonzo, Walter, and Roman Melcher. The family lives in Mentor, Clark County, Wisconsin. [MFR 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Gertrud Melcher is a 15 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parent who were born in Germany (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She is probably in school and reads, writes, and speaks English. (The Census Record is somewhat erroneous on her case, especially that she was born in Germany and speaks German.) Gertrud lives with her parents, Maria and Fred, and, seven siblings: Alphons, Walter, Roman, Helen, Leo, Selma, and Mary Melcher. The family lives in Mentor, Clark County, Wisconsin. [MFR 04.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Census, Gertrud E. Melcher is a 24 yea4 old, white female, who was born in Wisconsin of parents where were born in Prussia (father) and Wisconsin (mother). She is not in school, but reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. Gertrud lives with her father, Fred, and five siblings: Roman, Helen, Leo, Selma, and Marie Melcher. The family lives in Township 24 of Mentor, Clark County, Wisconsin. [MFR 07.]  
Melcher, Gertrud E. (I3521)
 
394        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Gertrude is a seven year old, white, single female. She was born in January of 1893. She was born in Iowa of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and England (mother). She is at school, but is not competent in English - according to the census form where "yes" is not included under reads, writes, and speaks English. She lives in Woolstock Township, Wright County, Iowa, with her parents (Hiram D. and Rachel C.), three brothers (Garth, Seth, Lawrence), and two sisters (Minnie, May). [HDW 06.]
       In the 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Gertrude Welch is a 17 year old, white, single female. She was born in Iowa of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and England (mother). She has no employ outside the home. She is in school. She speaks, reads, and writes English. She lives in Freedom Township, Hamilton County, Iowa, with her mother (Rachel C.), two sisters (Minnie, May), and two brothers (Seth, Lawrence). [RCG 03.] 
Welch, Gertrude R. (I1676)
 
395        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Gustav Arndt is a 31 year old, white married male. He was born in Feb of 1869 in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He has been married to Emelia Hoffmann for five years (1895). He entered the United Stated as an immigrant in 1890 and is a naturalized citizen. Gustav has spent 10 years in the United States. He reads, writes, and speaks English. He owns his farm and home free and clear of a mortgage. Gustav lives with his wife, Emelia and two children, Alva and Edwin, in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [AGu 03.]
       In the 1910 U S. Federal census, Gustav E. Arndt is a 41 year old, white married male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. German is his native language, although he speaks, reads, and writes English. Gustav has been married for 15 years to Emelia Hoffmann. The year Gustav immigrated to the U. S. was 1883; his immigration papers have been submitted. Gustav is a farmer in the business of general farming, and is working on his own account. He owns his own farm free and clear. Gustav lives with his wife, Emelia, and six children: Alvin, Edwin,Irena, Regena, Ervin, and Sabina. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [AGu 04.]  
Arndt, Gustav (I2999)
 
396        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Gustav Bramer is an eight year old, white, single male. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. He is in school and has spent 8 months there. There is no indication of his ability to read, write, and speak English. Nor does he have any employ. He lives with his parents, Gustav and Wilhelmine, and five siblings: Henry, Helen, Amanda, Maria, and Robert Bramer. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 05.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Gustav Bramer is a 14 year old, white single male. He was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. His occupation is that of farm laborer. Gustav lives with his parents, his father, Gustav, his mother Wilhelmine (Minnie), and five siblings: Henry, Helen, Amanda, Minnie, and Robert Bramer. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 04.] 
Bramer, Gustav (I536)
 
397        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Gustav is a 35 year old, white, married male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He was married in 1887 to Wilhelmine Acker. He immigrated to the United State in 1880 and is a naturalized citizen. He has lived in this country for 20 years. His occupation is that of farmer. He reads, writes, and speaks English. He owns his own home through a mortgage. Gustav and his family lives on a farm. Gustav lives with his wife, Wilhelmine, and six children: Henry, Helen, Gustav, Amanda, Maria, and Robert Bramer. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 05.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Gustav Ferdinand Braemer is a 41 year old, white married male. He was born in Germany as were his parents. Gustav is a farmer. He rests his home on a farm. Gustav lives with his wife, Wilhelmine or Minnie as she is listed as well as with six children: Henry, Helen, Gustav, Amanda, Minnie, and Robert Bramer. The family lives in Bridge creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 04.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Gustav F. Braemer is a 45 year old, white, married male. He has been married for 22 years to Wilhelmine Acker Braemer. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. His native language is German. He immigrated to the United States in 1882, but that may be debatable; it could be as late as 1886. However, he is a naturalized citizen. He speaks, reads, and writes English. Gustav's occupation is that of farmer in the area of general farming. He works on his own account.He owns his house and farm through mortgage. Gustav lives with his wife, Wilhelmine (Minnie), and five children: Amanda, Maria or Minnie, Robert, Emil, and Elizabeth Bramer. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 06.]
       In the 1920 U. S. Federal Census, Gustav F. Braemer is a 55 year old, white, married male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. His native language is German. His immigration year supposedly is 1882; he is a naturalized citizen. He is married to Wilhelmine Acker Braemer. Gustav reads, writes, and speaks English. His employ is that of a farmer in general farming in which he is an employer. He owns his own home and farm free and clear of mortgage. Gustav lives with his wife, Wilhelmine (Minnie) and four children: Maria, Robert, Emil, and Margaret. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 07.]
       In the 1930 U. S. Federal Census, Gustav Ferdinand Braemer is a 66 year old, white married male. He was born in Germany of parents who were also both born in Germany. He has been married to Wilhelmine Acker Braemer for 43 years, since he was we years old. He is not in school. German is Gustav's native language, but he does speak, read, and write English. Gustav owns his own home, valued at $2,500. And he owns a radio set. He does not live on a farm. Gustav immigrated in 1882 and is a naturalized citizen. He works as a laborer in a canning factory, where he is a wage or salary worker. Gustav lives with his wife, Wilhelmine, and a daughter, Maria. The family lives in the town of Augusta, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 08.] 
Braemer, Gustav Ferdinand (I446)
 
398        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Guy Fleming is a one year old, white, single male. He was born in Nebraska of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and Wisconsin (mother). He lives with his parents, Lizzie and Frank, and three siblings: Roy, Edna, and Callie Fleming. The family lives in Driftwood, Hitchcock County, Nebraska. [FFF 03.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Guy Fleming is an 11 year old, white, single male. He was born in Nebraska of parents who were born in Ohio (father) and Wisconsin (mother). He is in school. He has no employ outside the home. He reads, writes, and speaks English. Guy lives with his parents, Frank and Lizzie and five siblings: Edna, Callie, Elmer,Clyde, and Nellie Fleming. The family lives in Mead Township, Spokane County, Washington State. [FFF 04.]
 
Fleming, Guy (I3286)
 
399        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Helen Bramer is a 10 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She is in school and has spent the past 8 months there. She can read, write, and speak English. Helen lives with her parents, Gustav and Wilhelmine, and five siblings: Henry, Gustav, Amanda, Maria, and Robert Bramer. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 05.]
       In the 1905 Wisconsin State Census, Helen Bramer is a 15 year old, white, single female. She was born in Wisconsin of parents who were both born in Germany. She is officially "at home." She lives with her parents, Gustav and Wilhelmine "Minnie" and five siblings: Henry, Gustav, Amanda, Minnie, and Robert Bramer. The family lives in Bridge Creek Township, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. [BrGF 04.] 
Bramer, Helen (I539)
 
400        In the 1900 U. S. Federal Census, Helen K. Powell is a two year old, white, single female. She was born in Missouri of parents who were born in New York State (father) and Missouri (mother). She lives with her parents, Eugene and Mattie, and a brother, Robert C. Powell. Others who live with the family are Edwin Powell, a brother of Eugene; Maggie Mertz, a 30 year old servant, and Adam Stevans, a farm laborer. The family lives in Polk Township, Nodaway County, Missouri. [PEP 04.]
       In the 1910 U. S. Federal Census, Helen K. Powell is an 11 year old, white, single female. She was born in Missouri of parents who were born in New York State (father) and Missouri (mother). She is in school and reads, writes, and speaks English. She has no employ outside the home. Helen lives with her parents, Eugene and Mattie, and two siblings: Robert C. and Jean T. Powell. In the home there are two others: Eugene's brother, Edwin Powell, and Harvey Boner, a hired hand. The family lives in Polk Township, Nodaway County, Missouri. [PEP 10.]
 
Powell, Helen K. (I3226)
 

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