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From: "Patricia Eggler" <>
Subject: Re: [ND-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1920 census re: Kunkle
Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2004 21:51:14 -0600
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Lou,
I had access to the 1910 census on line thru a college web site.
Unfortunately it was so bombarded that it shut that link down. Until I
found them on that census, we had no idea who Minnie's mother was. All we
knew was that her father, Daniel Altfeter was living in ND and died 6/1960
in Bottineau Co. I suppose its possible that they moved after 1910 and
before 1920 and that at least Daniel came back there later. And yes, Huldah
was listed in the census with her husband Daniel and dtr Minnie. Darn. Pat
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Subject: Re: [ND-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1920 census re: Kunkle


> Pat,
>
> I'm still not having any luck finding the family
> Where did you find them in 1910? What county? Where was Fred born? Was
> Huldah in the household in 1910?
>
> Lou
>
> In a message dated 03/08/04 9:30:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> writes:
>
> << Lou, thanks for the input. The 1910 census said he was 45, wife 43,
adolph
> 14, julius 8, lily 10 and no age for our ggram Huldah. Huldah's husband
> daniel altfeter was 26 and minnie was 2. Minnie being my mom in law, she
> always said she was born on the boat coming over but her alien card said
she
> was 2 when she got here. Daniel stayed in that area and died there in
1960.
> Of course we don't know about the Kunkle's. Will this help you? Pat >>
>
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