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Census Record Frederick Bauer Household Philadelphia 1910 Ward 20
Transcript and translation
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The record
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Transcription
1910, lines 8–10, house "633" [Norris Street, per marginal street name, doubtful], dwelling "2[2]3", family "2[2]3". "Bauer Frederick" Head, M, W, 63, M1 (first marriage), married 37 years; born "Ger. German" (Germany), father Germany, mother Germany; immigration year "18[5]4"? [blurred]; naturalized "Na"; occupation "Engineer", industry "Dept store"; rents ("R"), house. "Louisa" Wife, F, W, 59, M1, 37 years, 3 children born, 2 living; born Pennsylvania, father Germany, mother Germany. "Sophia Y [or J]" Daughter, F, W, 26, single; born Pennsylvania, father Germany, mother Pennsylvania; occupation "Stenographer" [reads "Nonographer"], industry "Transportation" [?]. 1920, ED 473, sheet 13A, line 50, household 237: Frederick Bauer, boarder in the household of Adam Palnerick [index spelling], 73, widowed, born Germany, arrival 1854, father and mother born Germany.
Plain reading
Frederick Bauer, 63, an engineer in a department store, rented at 633 [Norris] Street, Philadelphia, in April 1910 with wife Louisa (59, born Pennsylvania, 3 children born, 2 living) and daughter Sophia (26, stenographer). By 1920 he is a 73-year-old widower, boarding in another family's household in ED 473.
Notes
The online tree KKSR-P3K (1847–1923) attaches these records: POSSIBLE at most, a lead only.
Conflicts noted: (1) 1920 "arrival 1854" against the Chapter 6 immigration date: not checked here; Chapter 6 date not in this pass's files. (3) Children: "3 born, 2 living" does not yet tie to the children named in Chapter 6.