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1910 United States Federal Census

• Title	1910 United States Federal Census
  Short Title	1910 United States Federal Census
  Author	Ancestry.com
  Publisher	Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
  Repository	Ancestry.com
  Source ID	S40
  Linked to	Alberta Alma Abbott Benjamin A. Allen Herman Camp Allen Earnest Abbott Allison Ethel Adelle Allison Felix Pierce Allison Grace Alberta Allison John Philip Allison Marian Elizabeth Allison William Jesse Allison William Mosby Allison Hazel Maud Beatty Newton Brighton Hazel Brighton Freeman Sarah E. Brockman Frances R. Brown James R Butler William Espy Butler June Myrtle Caton Mary Ann Coss Leota Frances Cullum Alphonse Deltenre Remi Franklin Deltenre John Carl Christian Dettmann Frank Elbridge Ellis Mildred M Ellis Leona Ivorene Farmer John Jacob Freundlich Edith Lillian Gray Odessa Maureen Gray Charles M Johnson Agnes Kitzerow Edward P Kitzerow Emil Kitzerow Russell Winfield Klock August Kuchenbecker Johanna Lewernze John H Loughman Ethel Helen Luedtke Franz Fredrick Luedtke Helena Emilie Luedtke Mathilda Luedtke William Robert Luedtke Eva Irene Marshall Henry Frank Marshall William Kelker Marshall Caroline Rebecca Mayes James Mayes James A Mayes James S Mayes John Calvin Mayes [More individuals] Family: Lincoln McGrew / Sarah E. Brockman Family: Charles Henry Williamson / Margaret Frances Baker Family: Arthur Oliver Skinner / Mary Catherine Hopson

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		1910 United States Census, Ithaca, Tompkins, New York. Herman C. Allen is listed as head of household, which included wife Ethel and newborn son, Benjamin A.
  		1910 United States Census, Purcell, Jasper, MO John L. Morton listed as head of household, which included wife Martha J, daughters Mattie, May, Bessie, Eva, Nellie and son Lute.
  		1910 US Census, Lincoln, Comanche, Oklahoma F. L. Hayth listed as head of household, which included wife Mary E. Allison, sons James F., John B. and Maurice, and mother-in-law Elizabeth Woodson Allison
  		1910 US Census, Riley, Yell, Arkansas Lewis [sic] M. Raines listed as head of household, which included wife Francis [sic]C., and sons Everett M. and Herbert E. Mason's occupation listed as laborer in stone mill.
  		1910 US Census, New London, District 1, Ralls county, Missouri Thomas E. Allison listed as head of household, which included his wife Francis. Birth place recorded for her father's place of birth is listed as West Virginia, contrary to what is reported for the 1900, 1920 (Missouri in both cases) and 1930 censuses (Virginia). Why the discrepancy?
  		1910 US Census, New London, District 1, Ralls county, Missouri Fern Allison listed as boarder in household of Laura Lake. Her occupation is teacher. Her birth place is recorded incorrectly as Tennessee, as is that of her parents.
  		1910 US Census, Linn Twp, Osage county, Missouri Alphonse Deltenre listed as head of household, which included wife Josie, sons Julial A., Verne and Remi, and daughter Irie.
  		1910 US Census, Sawtelle, Malibu Twp, Los Angeles county, California Sarah Rowe listed as head of household, which included her daughter, Bertie Freundlich, both widowed.
  		1910 US Census, Shelbina, Salt River Twp, Shelby county, Missouri Shelbina Ward 2 Felix Allison listed as head of household, which included his wife, Mary. His occupation is listed as "own income."
  		1910 US Census, Wind River precinct, Skamania county, Washington Henry F. Marshall listed as head of household, which included wife Sarah J., sons, Eugene, Forrest, and Leslie, and daughters, Eva and Bertha. Henry's occupation was listed as vegetable gardener. He owned their home, free and clear.
  		1910 US Census, Merlin, Josephine county, Oregon Real Brockman listed as head of household, which included his brother Ernest. Their occupations were listed as farmers. Real rented the farm they lived and worked on.