1900 Census: Mary C. Welsh Household

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Blair Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania
as enumerated by John M. Bement
House Number:
194

NameRelationSexD.O.B.AgeMarital Status# Years MarriedPlace of BirthFather’s Place of BirthMother’s Place of Birth
Mary WelshHeadMAugust 185049M31MarylandWest VirginiaMaryland
Thomas WelshSonMFebruary 187723S West VirginiaWest VirginiaMaryland
George W JonesHeadMNovember 186534M9PennsylvaniaScotlandPennsylvania
Lola JonesWifeFFebruary 186733M9PennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaPennsylvania
Edith J. JonesDaughterFJuly 18927SPennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaPennsylvania
William J. JonesSonMApril 18946SPennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaPennsylvania
Olive L. JonesDaughterFMarch 18973SPennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaPennsylvania
Alfred J. JonesSonMSeptember 18998/12SPennsylvaniaPennsylvaniaPennsylvania
NameOccupationMonths not EmployedAttended School (# Months)Can ReadCan WriteSpeak English?
Mary Welsh 
Thomas Welsh Brickmaker  yesyesyes
Goerge W JonesDay Laborer PRRyesyesyes
Lola Jones

* Mary is the mother of two children, both of which are still living.
* Mary notes that she rents her home and that it is a house. George Jones notes that he owns the home the families reside in free and clear.

Neighboring

#189 George Coon – Div Foreman PRR
#190 Joseph F. Rodner – Carpenter
#191 Peter Stroup
#192 G. M. Kimberling – Fireman
#193 Harry Otto – Day Laborer
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#195 Stephen Hughes – Butcher
#196 James Mundorff – Salesman
#197 John Lane – Brick Layer
#198 William F. Godfrey – Conductor PRR
#199 Stephen Hughes