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| SHULTZ, Henry Merle
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SHULTZ, Henry Merle 1 2 3 4 5 6
Henry married Hannah M. JOHNSTON about 1870 in Illinois. (Hannah M. JOHNSTON was born in Oct 1852 in Ontario, Canada, died on 20 Oct 1905 in Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois and was buried in Oct 1905 in Whiteside County, Illinois.) |
1 1880 US Census (District 211, Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois). Repository: Ancestry. Surety: 4. Lists Henry Schultz [spelled Shultz, which may be the correct spelling of the name] (age 33, b. PA), wife Hannah (age 28, b. Eng. Canada) and children Elmer (age 9, b. IL) and Ina (age 5, b. IL), living in Sterling, Illinois. Henry is listed as "working in manf. shop" and indicates that both his parents were born in Pennsylvania. Hannah indicates that both her parents were born in Canada. Living nearby is Susan Shultz (age 40, b. PA), widow, and three children, who may be a widowed sister-in-law of Henry's.
2 1900 US Census (District 157, Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois). Repository: Ancestry. Surety: 4. Lists Henry M. Schultz [spelled Shultz] (age 59, b. Sep 1847, PA), wife Hannah M. (age 47, b. Oct 1852, Eng. Canada) and son Merle H. (age 16, b. May 1884, IL), living in Sterling, Illinois. Henry is listed as a "wood machinist" and indicates that both his parents were born in Pennsylvania. Hannah indicates that both her parents were born in English Canada, and that she immigrated to the U.S. in 1852. The couple indicates that they have been married for 30 years, and have had 3 children, all living.
3 1920 US Census (District 172, Sterling Precinct 1, Whiteside County, Illinois). Surety: 4. Lists Elmer A. Shultz (age 48, b. IL), wife Mary A. (age 41, b. IL) and children Bethel (age 15, b. IL) and Dorothy (age 11, b. IL), living in Sterling, Illinois. Also in the household is Elmer's father, Henry Shultz (age 72, b. PA), widower. Elmer is listed as a "blacksmith," and indicates that his father was born in Pennsylvania and his mother in English Canada. Mary indicates that both her parents were born in Germany. Henry is listed as a "janitor" for a "bank" and indicates that both his parents were born in Pennsylvania.
4 1910 US Census (District 141, 1-Wd Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois). Surety: 4. Lists Elmer A. Shultz [spelled Shults] (age 37, b. IL), wife Mary A. (age 31, b. IL) and children Glen L. (age 10, b. IL), Bethel (age 5, b. IL) and Dorothy (age 1, b. IL), living in Sterling, Illinois. Also in the household is Elmer's father, Henry M. Shultz (age 63, b. PA), widower. Elmer is listed as a "blacksmith" for a "factory," and indicates that his father was born in Pennsylvania and his mother in Illinois. Henry M. is listed as a "janitor" for a "hall," and indicates that both his parents were born in Pennsylvania.
5 1850 US Census (District 37, Whiteside County, Illinois). Repository: Ancestry. Surety: 4. Lists Abram Shultz (age 34, b. PA), wife Susanna (age 37, b. PA) and children Issac (age 11, b. PA), Mary A. (age 9, b. PA), Albina (age 8, b. PA), Elizabeth (age 5, b. PA), Henry (age 3, b. PA) and Abram (age 6 mos, b. PA), living in Whiteside County, Illinois. Abram is listed as a "laborer." As their youngest child was born only 6 months earlier in Pennsylvania, one can assume that the family left Pennsylvania and settled in Whiteside County, Illinois sometime between April 1850 and September 1850, when this census was ennumerated.
6 1860 US Census (Jordan, Whiteside County, Illinois). Repository: Ancestry. Surety: 4. Lists Abram Shulz [spelled Schultz] (age 44, b. PA), wife Susan (age 46, b. PA) and children Issac (age 21, b. PA), Mary A. (age 20, b. PA), Albina (age 18, b. PA), Elizabeth (age 16, b. PA), Henry (age 12, b. PA) and Abram (age 11, b. PA), living in Jordan, Illinois. Abram Sr. is listed as a "farmer." Issac is listed as a "farm laborer." Mary A., Elizabeth and Albina are all listed as "domestics." Living next door is Abram's brother, Henry Shultz [spelled Schultz] (age 40, b. PA), and his family.
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