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14461

Living with his parents in the 1920 census. He was a high school teacher.

MYHRE, Nels (I17981)

14462

Living with his parents in Webster Twp in the 1920 census.

According to the MHS birth index, a different Henry, a Henry W. Snesrud, was born in December 4, 1901, in Rice County to a woman whose maiden name was Rud.

SNESRUD, Henry (I6984)

14463

Living with his sister and brother-in-law at the time of the 1900 census.

FAGER, John (I4539)

14464

Living with his sister and her husband (Belle and Matt Fitzgerald) in Trommald Village, Crow Wing County, in the 1930 census.

WYNN, Charlie V (I8994)

14465

Living with his sister Cora and her family in Madison in the 1930 census. Clayton worked in the Feldmann’s restaurant.

QUALE, Clayton J (I18211)

14466

Living with his sister, mother, and stepfather and their family in Argyle, Minnesota, in the 1885 Minnesota state census.

He and Julia were living in Chicago, with John’s half-brother Martin, at the time of the 1910 census. In that census, John P Schneider’s parents are shown as having both been born in Wisconsin. John is a salesman in the coal business.

SCHNEIDER, John P (I8518)

14467

Living with his son William and family in Oregon in the 1910 census.

DAWSON, Thomas (I8235)

14468

Living with his widowed grandmother, Florence Butler, in Minneapolis in the 1930 census.

ORTH, Alpha (I8224)

14469

Living with his widowed grandmother, Florence Butler, in Minneapolis in the 1930 census.

He and Ruth lived in California in 1993.

HURLBERT, Donald Patrick Sr (I10685)

14470

Living with his widowed mother in Hubbard County in the 1910 census.

He registered for the World War I draft in Potlatch, Idaho, where he worked for the Potlatch Lumber Company. He was married with a wife and child. He was tall and of medium build with gray eyes and brown hair.

In the 1920 census, he was Henry H Mousseau, living with his family in Portland. He was a machine worker at a foundry.

In the 1930 census, he was Henry or Hiram Mousseau (the first name could be either), living with his family in Portland, Oregon. He was an edgeman at a saw mill.

His SS# was issued in Oregon.

In the 1937 and 1939 Portland city directories, he and Elizabeth live at 3729 SE 64th Avenue. He’s a millworker for I-PLbrCo.

In the 1940 census, Hiram, Elizabeth, and Bernice live in a rented house at 3729 S E 64th Avenue. They had lived at the same house in 1935. Included in the household was the 13 year-old Dorothy Vandcock or VanScock, foster daughter, also born in Oregon, and who had lived in a differnt house in Portland five years earlier. Hiram was an edgerman in sawmill. Hiram was educated through two years of high school. Dorothy was in school but only had completed third grade at that point. From the 1930 census, we see that Dorothy was the daughter of Floyd and Veola Van Scoik.

He registered for the World War II draft in 1942. At that time, he and his wife Elizabeth lived at 3729 SE 64 Avenue in Portland. He was employed by Oregon Ship Building of St. Johns. (This is the same work location as Anton Haugen, #14093, and Herman Anderson, #7760.)

MOUSSEAU, Hiram Henry (I5540)