Census Information for Joseph Sullivan
Census header
| Supervisor's District No: |
State: |
| Enumeration District No: 16-398 |
County: |
| Sheet No: 26A | (Original) |
Name of City: Institution: |
| Enumerator: |
Township: |
| Date: |
Ward: |
| Line Number: |
29 |
Number of dwelling-house
in order of visitation: |
328 |
Number of family
in order of visitation: |
521 |
| Also resident: |
- 20. Stacy, Fred (Head)
- 21. Stacy, Ellen (Wife-H)
- 22. Stacy, Frank (Son)
- 23. Stacy, William (Son)
- 24. Stacy, Mary (Daughter)
- 25. Stacy, Michael (Son)
- 26. Stacy, Catherine (Daughter)
- 27. Stacy, James (Son)
- 28. Stacy, John (Son)
- 29. Sullivan, Joseph (Boarder)
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Identification
| Name: |
Sullivan, Joseph |
| Soundex values: |
S415
Soundex is a method for indexing names by sound as pronounced in English, attempting to match names despite minor differences in spelling. |
| Age in 1930 |
|
| Marital status: |
Widowed |
| Race & gender |
White Male |
| Address: |
11215 Forrestville |
Education
| Read and/or write? |
Yes |
| Attended school? |
No |
Occupation
| Occupation: |
Locomotive Engineer |
| Department & employer: |
Railroad |
| Months unemployed: |
|
| Original census entry:
Occupation entries in this data set were standardized and translated to conform to Department of Labor categories. Here is the original census entry. |
Engineer, Locomotive Railroad |
Nativity, Citizenship, & Immigration
| Language spoken: |
|
| Born in:
Nativity entries in this data set were standardized and translated to official names of countries. The original census entries are included in brackets. |
United States (Illinois) [Illinois] |
| Father's place of birth: |
United States (New York) [New York] |
| Mother's place of birth: |
Ireland Free S [Ireland Free S] |
| Year of immigration: |
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| Ship, if known: |
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PULLMAN HISTORY
The Property at 11215 Forrestville
was known as 203 Morse before 1907.
PIN Number: 25222120150000
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