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And now the documents and the sources of information begin to pour in. This is my search and research of the St. Thomas Family Line.
Today I have discovered the 1905 Wisconsin State Census. GGGG-Grandparents Lawrence and Mary Louise St. Thomas, and eight of their ten children are living at home. Sometime in 1904 ggg-grandmother Mary Louise had married ggg-grandfather Leo Pariza (with the couple of last name aliases). It appears that ggg-granduncle Joseph may have moved out or he wasn't at the residence the night of 1 June 1905 when the State Census was taken.
Here are the two pages I have downloaded from Wisconsin, State Census, 1895 and 1905 collection as provided online by Ancestry.com.
It appears that the 7-year old daughter, ggg-grandaunt Margaret St. Thomas, listed in the 1905 State Census may have also been the 2-year old daughter, Arvilla listed in the 1900 US Census. (See Part 823s.)
And my Clooz reporting, highlighting the St. Thomas Family - CUSWI000018 and CUSWI000019.
The search continues. I chanced upon the newly updated Wisconsin Historical Society. Check it out.
Enjoy,
Jim
It appears that the 7-year old daughter, ggg-grandaunt Margaret St. Thomas, listed in the 1905 State Census may have also been the 2-year old daughter, Arvilla listed in the 1900 US Census. (See Part 823s.)
And my Clooz reporting, highlighting the St. Thomas Family - CUSWI000018 and CUSWI000019.
The search continues. I chanced upon the newly updated Wisconsin Historical Society. Check it out.
Enjoy,
Jim
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