The following has been provided by Team RIP.
The 1910 census notes Anna and August were married 21 years, that it was the first marriage for both and that Anna had three children, two living (Elsa and Walter appear in this census). The Sexton entry (there are probably two entries, one for the plot location and likely with parentage information, and a record that seems to be by plots...it lists August and Anna with headstone inscriptions of Father and Mother respectively.
The 1910 census notes Anna and August were married 21 years, that it was the first marriage for both and that Anna had three children, two living (Elsa and Walter appear in this census). The Sexton entry (there are probably two entries, one for the plot location and likely with parentage information, and a record that seems to be by plots...it lists August and Anna with headstone inscriptions of Father and Mother respectively.
The following has been provided by Team RIP.
The 1910 census notes Anna and August were married 21 years, that it was the first marriage for both and that Anna had three children, two living (Elsa and Walter appear in this census). The Sexton entry (there are probably two entries, one for the plot location and likely with parentage information, and a record that seems to be by plots...it lists August and Anna with headstone inscriptions of Father and Mother respectively.
The 1910 census notes Anna and August were married 21 years, that it was the first marriage for both and that Anna had three children, two living (Elsa and Walter appear in this census). The Sexton entry (there are probably two entries, one for the plot location and likely with parentage information, and a record that seems to be by plots...it lists August and Anna with headstone inscriptions of Father and Mother respectively.
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