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Census — Daniel Hanlon's household with the boarder Patrick McCann, Philadelphia, January 1920
Transcript
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The record
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Transcription (as read)
"Hanlon, Daniel, Head, [owns, mortgaged], M W 54, M; [immigrated 1884, naturalized 1889]; born Ireland; mother tongue English; watchman, oil company." "Mary, wife, F W 44 [as read], M; [1883, naturalized 1889]; born Ireland." "Nora, daughter, F W 19, S; born Pennsylvania; telephone operator." "Thomas, son, M W 18, S; born Pennsylvania; [recording clerk], street railway." "James, son, M W 13, S."
"McCann, Patrick, Boarder, M W 47, [Wd]; immigrated 1908, [Pa] (papers); born Ireland; father and mother born Ireland; English; [still tender], oil company." Next family: Bayer (Baer), head born Maryland.
Notes
Chapter 11 already carries this boarder from the index (widowed, arrived 1908, a still tender). Read on the image: STATED. PROBABLE that he is the 1915 declarant of "Canice" (F112). Mary's "44" is probably a misreading (77 in 1940).