Notizen zu dieser Person
1. In 1910 he was enumerated in his father's household along with
some of his siblings. He was not married at this time.
2. In 1920 he was a widower and his occupation was that of a coal
miner. In the census his daughter, Bernice M. was listed as well as
his mother-in-law, Sarah M. Kenoyer, age 54, a widow.
3. In 1930 a step-daughter, Thelma Perkins, age 15, and his mother-
in-law, Mary Slater, age 81, were enumerated in his household.
William was working at a Missouri Power and Light power plant at
this time.
4. William was in a boiler explosion at work and died from his injuries.
SOURCES INCLUDE:
1910 Salt Spring twp., Randolph co., MO census [ED 144, page 5 A].
1920 Huntsville, Randolph co., MO census [ED146, page 20 A].
1930 Moberly, Randolph co., MO census [ED 24, page 15 B].
Missouri Death Certificate #38775.
Ingo
Brockmann
