John Theodore Seflow was born on December 2, 1903 in Wisconsin to Henry W. Seflow and Amelia Louise Fick. He married Alma Henrietta Goetzka on June 12, 1926 in Monroe County, Wisconsin. The couple later divorced in 1947. He passed away on May 12, 1972 in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin.
In the 1910 census, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his parents, Henry W. and Amelia L., and siblings, Clara H., Lela S., Lewis W., Lydia L., Francis L., Clarence A., and Elisabeth F. He was listed as a 6-year-old, single, white male.
In 1920, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his mother, Amelia L., and siblings, Clarence, Elizabeth, and Meta. He was listed as a 16-year-old, single, white male. He was working on the family farm.
In 1930, he was living in Grant township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Alma H., and daughter, Virginia. He was listed as a 26-year-old, married, white male. He was a farmer.
In 1940, he was living in Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Elma, and children, Virginia and Devere. He was listed as a 36-year-old, married, white male. He was a common laborer on W.P.A. projects.
In the 1910 census, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his parents, Henry W. and Amelia L., and siblings, Clara H., Lela S., Lewis W., Lydia L., Francis L., Clarence A., and Elisabeth F. He was listed as a 6-year-old, single, white male.
In 1920, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his mother, Amelia L., and siblings, Clarence, Elizabeth, and Meta. He was listed as a 16-year-old, single, white male. He was working on the family farm.
In 1930, he was living in Grant township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Alma H., and daughter, Virginia. He was listed as a 26-year-old, married, white male. He was a farmer.
In 1940, he was living in Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Elma, and children, Virginia and Devere. He was listed as a 36-year-old, married, white male. He was a common laborer on W.P.A. projects.
John Theodore Seflow was born on December 2, 1903 in Wisconsin to Henry W. Seflow and Amelia Louise Fick. He married Alma Henrietta Goetzka on June 12, 1926 in Monroe County, Wisconsin. The couple later divorced in 1947. He passed away on May 12, 1972 in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin.
In the 1910 census, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his parents, Henry W. and Amelia L., and siblings, Clara H., Lela S., Lewis W., Lydia L., Francis L., Clarence A., and Elisabeth F. He was listed as a 6-year-old, single, white male.
In 1920, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his mother, Amelia L., and siblings, Clarence, Elizabeth, and Meta. He was listed as a 16-year-old, single, white male. He was working on the family farm.
In 1930, he was living in Grant township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Alma H., and daughter, Virginia. He was listed as a 26-year-old, married, white male. He was a farmer.
In 1940, he was living in Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Elma, and children, Virginia and Devere. He was listed as a 36-year-old, married, white male. He was a common laborer on W.P.A. projects.
In the 1910 census, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his parents, Henry W. and Amelia L., and siblings, Clara H., Lela S., Lewis W., Lydia L., Francis L., Clarence A., and Elisabeth F. He was listed as a 6-year-old, single, white male.
In 1920, he was living in Lincoln township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his mother, Amelia L., and siblings, Clarence, Elizabeth, and Meta. He was listed as a 16-year-old, single, white male. He was working on the family farm.
In 1930, he was living in Grant township, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Alma H., and daughter, Virginia. He was listed as a 26-year-old, married, white male. He was a farmer.
In 1940, he was living in Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin with his wife, Elma, and children, Virginia and Devere. He was listed as a 36-year-old, married, white male. He was a common laborer on W.P.A. projects.
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