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THOMAS, Daniel David (1872-1930) |
THOMAS, Daniel David 1 2 3 4 5
Buried alongside David and Mathilda in Holy Rosary Cemetery in Grand Marais is Laone Bailey Thomas (b. 1916, d. 1941), whose relationship is unclear. She may be a niece.
Daniel married Mathilda GOUPILLE, daughter of Francois Xavier GOUPILLE and Marguerite GODIN, in 1903 in Grand Marais, Alger County, Michigan. (Mathilda GOUPILLE was born in 1875 in New Brunswick, Canada, died in 1968 in Grand Marais, Alger County, Michigan and was buried in 1968 in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Grand Marais, Michigan.) |
1 1930 US Census, Burt Township, Alger County, Michigan. Surety: 4. Lists David Thomas (age 57, b. MI), wife Matilda (age 54, b. Fr. Canada), and children James A. (age 23, b. MI), Francis D. (age 18, b. MI) and William J. (age 13, b. MI), living in Burt Township, Michigan. Also in the household is Matilda's mother, Marguerite [Godin] Goupille (age 78, b. Fr. Canada). David is listed as a "salesman for a candy store," and indicates that both his parents were born in Michigan. Matilda indicates that both her parents were born in French Canada. She also indicates that she immigrated to the U.S. in 1885 and is naturalized. Living next door is Matilda's brother, Arthur J. Goupille, and his family.
2 1910 US Census (District 2, Burt Township, Alger County, Michigan). Surety: 4. Lists David Thomas (age 38, b. MI), wife Matilda (age 35, b. Fr. Canada), and children Charles R. (age 6, b. MI), twin sons John A. and James A. (age 3, b. MI), living in Burt Township, Michigan. Also living in the household are Matilda's children by Anthony Block; Rexford J. (age 11, b. MI) and Margarite M. (age 9, b. MI). David is listed as a "liquor merchant, retail," and indicates that both his parents were born in Michigan. Matilda indicates that both her parents were born in French Canada, and that she immigrated to the U.S. in 1886. The couple indicates that they have been married for 7 years. Matilda indicates that she has had 7 children, 5 of whom are still living.
3 1920 US Census (District 2, Burt, Alger County, Michigan). Surety: 4. Lists David Thomas (age 47, b. MI), wife Matilda (age 44, b. Fr. Canada) and children Roy (age 16, b. MI), James (age 13, b. MI), John (age 13, b. MI), Francis (age 8, b. MI) and William (age 3, b. MI), living in Burt, Michigan. Also in the household are Matilda's children from her first marriage, Rexford Block (age 20, b. MI) and Marguerite Block (age 18, b. MI). David is listed as a "salesman," and indicates that both his parents were born in Michigan and are of French heritage. Matilda indicates that both her parents were born in French Canada, and that she immigrated to the U.S. in 1884 and is naturalized. Roy is listed as a "pattern cutter" for an "auto factory." Rexford is listed as "U.S. Coast Guard" for the "government."
4 1900 US Census (District 68, Hamburg, Livingston County, Michigan). Repository: Ancestry. Surety: 4. Lists Dora Thomas (age 51, b. Nov 1849, MI), widow, and sons David (age 26, b. Oct 1873, MI) and John D. (age 13, b. Feb 1887, MI), living in Hamburg, Michigan. Dora indicates that her father was born in New York and her mother in Pennsylvania. David is listed as a "house carpenter," and both he and John indicate that both their parents were born in Michigan. Dora indicates that she had been married for 3 years, and has had 2 children, both living.
5 1880 US Census (District 279, Foster, Ogemaw County, Michigan). Repository: Ancestry. Surety: 4. Lists John D. Thomas (age 39, b. MI), wife Dora (age 29, b. MI) and children Daniel D. (age 7, b. MI) and David (age 5, b. MI), living in the household of John Richardson (age 30, b. MI) in Foster, Michigan. John D. Thomas is listed as a "carpenter," and indicates that his father was born in New York and his mother in New Jersey. Dora indicates that her father was born in New York and her mother in New Jersey. John Richardson is listed as a "farmer."
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