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Source:
Roll T624_460, page 4A, image 412
Enumeration District 146,
Enumeration Date: 18 / 19 Apr 1910.
In Ward 1, living at 60 Wendell Street:
George Waggoner [sic], age 34
(= born c. 1875),
in his first marriage of 13 years' duration (= married c. 1897), birthplace
filled in, then marked out, and an illegible word entered — possibly
"Ger"; both parents born in Germany, no naturalization date provided;
a [horse?] collar maker in a collar factory; owner of the house with
a mortgage, with his first wife and family:
Lora (Lura) M. (May or Mae) (Williams) Waggoner,
age 33
(= born c. 1877), in her first marriage of 13 years' duration (= married c.
1897), the mother of 3 children, 2 then living, born in Illinois, father
born in Illinois, mother born in Tennessee, no occupation shown;
NOTE: Lura May died in a tragic accident sometime before 1913 when
"white gasoline" was mistakenly placed in a kerosene lamp, which exploded
when she lit it.
Georgie (George Davis) Waggoner, son, age 11
(= born c. 1899),
born in Missouri, father born in Germany [?] [Asia?] , mother born in
Illinois,
Elmer Waggoner, son, age 9 (= born c. 1901), born in Missouri,
father born in Germany [?] [Asia?], mother born in Illinois.
NOTE: in a home next door are listed others of Lura May's family:
her mother, Mary A. Williams (64),
her brother, William F. Williams (40),
who are living with Lura May's sister and brother-in-law:
Jennie M. (Williams) Clark (41),
and Jennie's husband, the head of
that household, John W. Clark (47),
with their son, Clyde Clark (21), Lura May's nephew.
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