The People of Pullman -- Names with the SOUNDEX value of T625

NAME	ADDRESS	OCCUPATION	SOURCE
Thursnburg, John W SOUNDEX Born in: Kingdom of Sweden	113 Watt	Upholsterer (Car Works, Upholstery Dept.: Pullman Palace Car Company )	1900 Federal Census
Thursnburg, Wagner SOUNDEX Born in: United States (Illinois)	113 Watt	Carpenter (Car Works: Pullman Palace Car Company )	1900 Federal Census
Torkington, Arthur SOUNDEX Unknown	240 Watt	Barber	1889 City Directory
Treskon, Emily SOUNDEX Born in: United States (Illinois)	10728 Langley	None	1920 Federal Census
Treskon, Joseph SOUNDEX Born in: Slovak Republic	10728 Langley	Welder (Car Works: Pullman Palace Car Company )	1920 Federal Census
Trojanski, Stanley SOUNDEX Born in: Republic of Poland	10708 Langley	Laborer (Car Works: Pullman Palace Car Company )	1920 Federal Census
Turcany, John SOUNDEX Born in: Slovak Republic	10650 Langley	Tinsmith (Car Works, Tin Shop: Pullman Palace Car Company )	1910 Federal Census
Tureson, Harry SOUNDEX Born in: United States (Illinois)	Bldg. C Fulton	None	1900 Federal Census
Tureson, Mary SOUNDEX Born in: Kingdom of Sweden	Bldg. C Fulton	Housekeeper	1900 Federal Census

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