Census report 1920 for my Dad's (Thomas William Costello) Family


Census report 1920 for my Dad's (Thomas William Costello) Family
1920 Cannon twp Kent Co Mich Dist 10
sheet 2A page 111 line 24 visit 25
William age 36 MI IRE
Josephine age 35 MI IRE
Justin age 5 MI
Thomas age 27 11m MI
James age 1m MI
1930 Grand Rapids Kent Co Mich Dist 11
sheet 20A page 272 line 2 visit 24
William age 46 MI married 29 yrs old
Anna age 42 IND married 18 yrs old #2
Justin age 15 MI
Thomas J age 13 MI
James M age 10 MI
Helen M Wolven age 23 IND step daughter married at 18 yrs old
1940 Grand Rapids Tax Commission for Belmont
Book 3 1940 Plats Book 2374
address: 2914 4th Avenue Los Angeles, Calif
Mrs William Costello

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