Household
Page No. 109
Free Inhabitants in the City of Saint Charles
in the County of St Charles,
State
of Missouri
enumerated by me, on the 6th of July 1870.
C. M. Klanstermeier Ass't Marshal
Post Office: Saint Charles, Mo
The name of every person whose usual place of abode on the first day of June, 1870, was in this family.
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Name |
Age |
Sex |
Place of Birth |
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109-09
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Gauss, Eugene
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58
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M
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Hannover
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Eugene (1811 - 1896)
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109-10
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Gauss, Henrietta
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53
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F
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Virginia
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/FAWCETT, Henrietta (1817 - 1909)
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109-11
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Gauss, Theodore
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20
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M
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Theodore (1849 - 1895)
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109-12
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Gauss, Robert
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18
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M
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Robert (1851 - 1913)
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109-13
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Gauss, Virginia
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17
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F
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Virginia (1853-1930)
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109-14
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Gauss, Eugene
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14
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M
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Eugene Jr. (1856 - 1951)
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109-15
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Gauss, Albert
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7
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M
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Albert Fawcett (1862 - 1953)
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109-16
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Gauss, Henry
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24
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M
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/GAUSS, Charles Henry (1845-1913)
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109-17
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Gauss, Elizabeth
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19
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F
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/JOHNS, Charlotte Elizabeth (1850 - 1938)
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109-18
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Fassett, Virginia
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62
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F
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Virginia
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/FAWCETT, Virginia (1806 - 1882)
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109-19
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Menkel, Mary
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18
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F
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/MENKEL, Mary
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109-20
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Menkel, Emilie
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20
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F
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Missouri
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GAUSS, Eugene - St Charles, Missouri/MENKEL, Emilie
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Other information
Dwelling-house numbered in the order of visitation:
Families numbered in the order of visitation:
Citation: citation
Location information
- Location for Geocoding St Charles, MO, resulting geographics: (38° 47' 19" N, 90° 30' 42" W)
On this page, they just put marks to indicate a new household -- did not number.
