751 103rd Place

1920 Federal Census

Edward Warmuth Relation in household: Son (Male) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
George Warmuth Relation in household: Son (Male) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
John Warmuth Relation in household: Head 1 (Male) Soundex	Occupation: Trimmer at Victrola Corporation	Born: Republic of Austria
John Warmuth Relation in household: Son (Male) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
Rosie Warmuth Relation in household: Wife (Female) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: Czech Republic (Bohemia)

1950 Federal Census

Joseph A Christ Relation in household: Son-in-law (Male) Soundex	Occupation: Router & Follow-Up at Locomotive Mfg	Born: Illinois
Rose H Christ Relation in household: Daughter (Female) Soundex	Occupation: Stenographer at Printing Shop	Born: Illinois
Edward M Warmuth Relation in household: Son (Male) Soundex	Occupation: Steel Fitter at Locomotive Mfg Co	Born: Illinois
Rose Warmuth Relation in household: Head (Female) Soundex		Born: Austria

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PULLMAN

The Property at 751 103rd Place
was known as 751 103rd Place before 1907.

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