PARENTS: Franz Anlauf & Agnes Suthan.
Franz and Agnes, married & started their family in Germany. They immigrated to America in 1852, nine years before the start of the Civil War, and settled in Pennsylvania. By 1870 they'd moved to Wisconsin and then further westward to Oregon where they built their homestead along Pheasant Creek in Douglas Co., Oregon in 1872.
1860 U.S. Census for Rostraver Twp, Westmoreland Co., PA (13 June):
Franklin Anluf M 33 Germany; day laborer
Agnes Anluf F 32 Germany
Harmon Anluf M 7 Germany
Robert Anluf M 5 Pennsylvania
Edah Anluf F 4 Pennsylvania
Theodore Anluf M 2 Pennsylvania
Charles Anluf M 7 mos Pennsylvania
Charles Sutan M 78 Prussia
1870 U.S. Census for Marathon Town, Marathon Co., Wisc. (21 June):
Frank Anlauf M 45 Prussia; farmer
Agnes Anlauf F 42 Prussia
Herman Anlauf M 17 Pennsylvania
Robert Anlauf M 16 Pennsylvania
Ida Anlauf F 14 Pennsylvania
Berta Anlauf F 6 Pennsylvania
Joseph Anlauf M 4 Pennsylvania
*Pius Anlauf M 3 Wisconsin
Otto Anlauf M 3 mos Wisconsin
1880 U.S. Census for Pass Creek, Douglas Co., OR:
Francis Anlauf Self M 54 Germany; farmer
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 52 Germany
Bertha Anlauf Dau F 16 Penn
Joseph Anlauf Son M 14 Penn
Pierce Anlauf Son M 12 Wisc (Pius)
Otto Anlauf Son M 10 Wisconsin
Francis Anlauf Son M 8 Oregon
1900 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Drain Town, Douglas Co., OR:
Franz Anlauf Head M 74 yrs, b. Dec. 1826 Germany
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 72 yrs, b. Sept. 1826 Germany
Pious Anlauf Son M 23 yrs, b. Dec. 1877 Wisc.
Agnes had 11 children, 7 living. Franz is a farmer. Pious is an engineer at a sawmill.
1910 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Douglas Co., OR (26 April):
Pius A Anlauf Head M 41 Wisconsin
Jessie N Anlauf Wife F 28 Michigan
Ercel Anlauf Son M 9 mos Oregon
Ester E Stong Mother-in-law F 68 New York
Jessie had 1 child, living. Ester is a widow & had 5 children, 1 living. Pius operates a sawmill.
1920 U.S. Census for Comstock, Douglas Co., Oregon:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 52 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 39 Michigan
Ercell P Anlauf Son M 9 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 5 Oregon
Pius is a donkey engineer at a logging camp.
They reside next door to Pius' brother Frank Anlauf & his family. Frank is a sawyer at a lumber mill.
1930 U.S. Census for Comstrock Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 61 Wisconsin; farmer
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 49 Michigan
Ercell Anlauf Son M 20 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 15 Oregon
1940 U.S. Census for Cottage Grove, Lane Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 72 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 59 Michigan
They resided in the same house in 1935. Pius is an engineer at a sawmill.
Notes: Anlauf was a homestead filed by Franz Anlauf. The place once had a postmaster, train depot, a lodge, general store and a sawmill. Anlauf's population peaked at maybe 30 people during the Great Depression. ANLAUF - Everything's gone - Only the name and a few homes remain.
It's now just a dot on the map. A sign on the highway. A ghost town.
LOGGING BUNK.
APPLICATION FILED DEC. 2, 1911.
Patented Mar. 12, 1912.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
PIUs A. ANLAUF AND FRANZ J. ANLAUF, of CURTIN, OREGON.
LOGGING-BUNK.
To all, whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, PIUS A. ANLAUF and FRANZ J. ANLAUF, citizens of the United States, residing at Curtin, in the county of Douglas, State of Oregon, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Logging-Brinks; and we do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
This invention relates to improvements in logging bunks, and has for its object to produce a device of this character adapted for application upon logging wagons or cars, the same being provided with adjustable chock blocks for supporting the logs upon the car or wagon.
A further object of the invention is to produce a device of this character so formed as to prevent accumulation of chips, dirt or bark thereon, whereby the logs are prevented from moving longitudinally, which is common in other devices of this character. [the application continues]
In testimony whereof, We affix our signatures in presence of two witnesses.
PIUS A. ANLAUF. FRANZ J. ANLAUF.
Witnesses WALTER SKIDMORE, DAN STONG.
Washington, D. C.
Franz and Agnes, married & started their family in Germany. They immigrated to America in 1852, nine years before the start of the Civil War, and settled in Pennsylvania. By 1870 they'd moved to Wisconsin and then further westward to Oregon where they built their homestead along Pheasant Creek in Douglas Co., Oregon in 1872.
1860 U.S. Census for Rostraver Twp, Westmoreland Co., PA (13 June):
Franklin Anluf M 33 Germany; day laborer
Agnes Anluf F 32 Germany
Harmon Anluf M 7 Germany
Robert Anluf M 5 Pennsylvania
Edah Anluf F 4 Pennsylvania
Theodore Anluf M 2 Pennsylvania
Charles Anluf M 7 mos Pennsylvania
Charles Sutan M 78 Prussia
1870 U.S. Census for Marathon Town, Marathon Co., Wisc. (21 June):
Frank Anlauf M 45 Prussia; farmer
Agnes Anlauf F 42 Prussia
Herman Anlauf M 17 Pennsylvania
Robert Anlauf M 16 Pennsylvania
Ida Anlauf F 14 Pennsylvania
Berta Anlauf F 6 Pennsylvania
Joseph Anlauf M 4 Pennsylvania
*Pius Anlauf M 3 Wisconsin
Otto Anlauf M 3 mos Wisconsin
1880 U.S. Census for Pass Creek, Douglas Co., OR:
Francis Anlauf Self M 54 Germany; farmer
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 52 Germany
Bertha Anlauf Dau F 16 Penn
Joseph Anlauf Son M 14 Penn
Pierce Anlauf Son M 12 Wisc (Pius)
Otto Anlauf Son M 10 Wisconsin
Francis Anlauf Son M 8 Oregon
1900 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Drain Town, Douglas Co., OR:
Franz Anlauf Head M 74 yrs, b. Dec. 1826 Germany
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 72 yrs, b. Sept. 1826 Germany
Pious Anlauf Son M 23 yrs, b. Dec. 1877 Wisc.
Agnes had 11 children, 7 living. Franz is a farmer. Pious is an engineer at a sawmill.
1910 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Douglas Co., OR (26 April):
Pius A Anlauf Head M 41 Wisconsin
Jessie N Anlauf Wife F 28 Michigan
Ercel Anlauf Son M 9 mos Oregon
Ester E Stong Mother-in-law F 68 New York
Jessie had 1 child, living. Ester is a widow & had 5 children, 1 living. Pius operates a sawmill.
1920 U.S. Census for Comstock, Douglas Co., Oregon:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 52 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 39 Michigan
Ercell P Anlauf Son M 9 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 5 Oregon
Pius is a donkey engineer at a logging camp.
They reside next door to Pius' brother Frank Anlauf & his family. Frank is a sawyer at a lumber mill.
1930 U.S. Census for Comstrock Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 61 Wisconsin; farmer
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 49 Michigan
Ercell Anlauf Son M 20 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 15 Oregon
1940 U.S. Census for Cottage Grove, Lane Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 72 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 59 Michigan
They resided in the same house in 1935. Pius is an engineer at a sawmill.
Notes: Anlauf was a homestead filed by Franz Anlauf. The place once had a postmaster, train depot, a lodge, general store and a sawmill. Anlauf's population peaked at maybe 30 people during the Great Depression. ANLAUF - Everything's gone - Only the name and a few homes remain.
It's now just a dot on the map. A sign on the highway. A ghost town.
LOGGING BUNK.
APPLICATION FILED DEC. 2, 1911.
Patented Mar. 12, 1912.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
PIUs A. ANLAUF AND FRANZ J. ANLAUF, of CURTIN, OREGON.
LOGGING-BUNK.
To all, whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, PIUS A. ANLAUF and FRANZ J. ANLAUF, citizens of the United States, residing at Curtin, in the county of Douglas, State of Oregon, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Logging-Brinks; and we do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
This invention relates to improvements in logging bunks, and has for its object to produce a device of this character adapted for application upon logging wagons or cars, the same being provided with adjustable chock blocks for supporting the logs upon the car or wagon.
A further object of the invention is to produce a device of this character so formed as to prevent accumulation of chips, dirt or bark thereon, whereby the logs are prevented from moving longitudinally, which is common in other devices of this character. [the application continues]
In testimony whereof, We affix our signatures in presence of two witnesses.
PIUS A. ANLAUF. FRANZ J. ANLAUF.
Witnesses WALTER SKIDMORE, DAN STONG.
Washington, D. C.
PARENTS: Franz Anlauf & Agnes Suthan.
Franz and Agnes, married & started their family in Germany. They immigrated to America in 1852, nine years before the start of the Civil War, and settled in Pennsylvania. By 1870 they'd moved to Wisconsin and then further westward to Oregon where they built their homestead along Pheasant Creek in Douglas Co., Oregon in 1872.
1860 U.S. Census for Rostraver Twp, Westmoreland Co., PA (13 June):
Franklin Anluf M 33 Germany; day laborer
Agnes Anluf F 32 Germany
Harmon Anluf M 7 Germany
Robert Anluf M 5 Pennsylvania
Edah Anluf F 4 Pennsylvania
Theodore Anluf M 2 Pennsylvania
Charles Anluf M 7 mos Pennsylvania
Charles Sutan M 78 Prussia
1870 U.S. Census for Marathon Town, Marathon Co., Wisc. (21 June):
Frank Anlauf M 45 Prussia; farmer
Agnes Anlauf F 42 Prussia
Herman Anlauf M 17 Pennsylvania
Robert Anlauf M 16 Pennsylvania
Ida Anlauf F 14 Pennsylvania
Berta Anlauf F 6 Pennsylvania
Joseph Anlauf M 4 Pennsylvania
*Pius Anlauf M 3 Wisconsin
Otto Anlauf M 3 mos Wisconsin
1880 U.S. Census for Pass Creek, Douglas Co., OR:
Francis Anlauf Self M 54 Germany; farmer
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 52 Germany
Bertha Anlauf Dau F 16 Penn
Joseph Anlauf Son M 14 Penn
Pierce Anlauf Son M 12 Wisc (Pius)
Otto Anlauf Son M 10 Wisconsin
Francis Anlauf Son M 8 Oregon
1900 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Drain Town, Douglas Co., OR:
Franz Anlauf Head M 74 yrs, b. Dec. 1826 Germany
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 72 yrs, b. Sept. 1826 Germany
Pious Anlauf Son M 23 yrs, b. Dec. 1877 Wisc.
Agnes had 11 children, 7 living. Franz is a farmer. Pious is an engineer at a sawmill.
1910 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Douglas Co., OR (26 April):
Pius A Anlauf Head M 41 Wisconsin
Jessie N Anlauf Wife F 28 Michigan
Ercel Anlauf Son M 9 mos Oregon
Ester E Stong Mother-in-law F 68 New York
Jessie had 1 child, living. Ester is a widow & had 5 children, 1 living. Pius operates a sawmill.
1920 U.S. Census for Comstock, Douglas Co., Oregon:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 52 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 39 Michigan
Ercell P Anlauf Son M 9 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 5 Oregon
Pius is a donkey engineer at a logging camp.
They reside next door to Pius' brother Frank Anlauf & his family. Frank is a sawyer at a lumber mill.
1930 U.S. Census for Comstrock Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 61 Wisconsin; farmer
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 49 Michigan
Ercell Anlauf Son M 20 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 15 Oregon
1940 U.S. Census for Cottage Grove, Lane Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 72 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 59 Michigan
They resided in the same house in 1935. Pius is an engineer at a sawmill.
Notes: Anlauf was a homestead filed by Franz Anlauf. The place once had a postmaster, train depot, a lodge, general store and a sawmill. Anlauf's population peaked at maybe 30 people during the Great Depression. ANLAUF - Everything's gone - Only the name and a few homes remain.
It's now just a dot on the map. A sign on the highway. A ghost town.
LOGGING BUNK.
APPLICATION FILED DEC. 2, 1911.
Patented Mar. 12, 1912.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
PIUs A. ANLAUF AND FRANZ J. ANLAUF, of CURTIN, OREGON.
LOGGING-BUNK.
To all, whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, PIUS A. ANLAUF and FRANZ J. ANLAUF, citizens of the United States, residing at Curtin, in the county of Douglas, State of Oregon, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Logging-Brinks; and we do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
This invention relates to improvements in logging bunks, and has for its object to produce a device of this character adapted for application upon logging wagons or cars, the same being provided with adjustable chock blocks for supporting the logs upon the car or wagon.
A further object of the invention is to produce a device of this character so formed as to prevent accumulation of chips, dirt or bark thereon, whereby the logs are prevented from moving longitudinally, which is common in other devices of this character. [the application continues]
In testimony whereof, We affix our signatures in presence of two witnesses.
PIUS A. ANLAUF. FRANZ J. ANLAUF.
Witnesses WALTER SKIDMORE, DAN STONG.
Washington, D. C.
Franz and Agnes, married & started their family in Germany. They immigrated to America in 1852, nine years before the start of the Civil War, and settled in Pennsylvania. By 1870 they'd moved to Wisconsin and then further westward to Oregon where they built their homestead along Pheasant Creek in Douglas Co., Oregon in 1872.
1860 U.S. Census for Rostraver Twp, Westmoreland Co., PA (13 June):
Franklin Anluf M 33 Germany; day laborer
Agnes Anluf F 32 Germany
Harmon Anluf M 7 Germany
Robert Anluf M 5 Pennsylvania
Edah Anluf F 4 Pennsylvania
Theodore Anluf M 2 Pennsylvania
Charles Anluf M 7 mos Pennsylvania
Charles Sutan M 78 Prussia
1870 U.S. Census for Marathon Town, Marathon Co., Wisc. (21 June):
Frank Anlauf M 45 Prussia; farmer
Agnes Anlauf F 42 Prussia
Herman Anlauf M 17 Pennsylvania
Robert Anlauf M 16 Pennsylvania
Ida Anlauf F 14 Pennsylvania
Berta Anlauf F 6 Pennsylvania
Joseph Anlauf M 4 Pennsylvania
*Pius Anlauf M 3 Wisconsin
Otto Anlauf M 3 mos Wisconsin
1880 U.S. Census for Pass Creek, Douglas Co., OR:
Francis Anlauf Self M 54 Germany; farmer
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 52 Germany
Bertha Anlauf Dau F 16 Penn
Joseph Anlauf Son M 14 Penn
Pierce Anlauf Son M 12 Wisc (Pius)
Otto Anlauf Son M 10 Wisconsin
Francis Anlauf Son M 8 Oregon
1900 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Drain Town, Douglas Co., OR:
Franz Anlauf Head M 74 yrs, b. Dec. 1826 Germany
Agnes Anlauf Wife F 72 yrs, b. Sept. 1826 Germany
Pious Anlauf Son M 23 yrs, b. Dec. 1877 Wisc.
Agnes had 11 children, 7 living. Franz is a farmer. Pious is an engineer at a sawmill.
1910 U.S. Census for Comstock Prec., Douglas Co., OR (26 April):
Pius A Anlauf Head M 41 Wisconsin
Jessie N Anlauf Wife F 28 Michigan
Ercel Anlauf Son M 9 mos Oregon
Ester E Stong Mother-in-law F 68 New York
Jessie had 1 child, living. Ester is a widow & had 5 children, 1 living. Pius operates a sawmill.
1920 U.S. Census for Comstock, Douglas Co., Oregon:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 52 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 39 Michigan
Ercell P Anlauf Son M 9 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 5 Oregon
Pius is a donkey engineer at a logging camp.
They reside next door to Pius' brother Frank Anlauf & his family. Frank is a sawyer at a lumber mill.
1930 U.S. Census for Comstrock Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 61 Wisconsin; farmer
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 49 Michigan
Ercell Anlauf Son M 20 Oregon
Doris Anlauf Dau F 15 Oregon
1940 U.S. Census for Cottage Grove, Lane Co., OR:
Pius A Anlauf Head M 72 Wisconsin
Jessie M Anlauf Wife F 59 Michigan
They resided in the same house in 1935. Pius is an engineer at a sawmill.
Notes: Anlauf was a homestead filed by Franz Anlauf. The place once had a postmaster, train depot, a lodge, general store and a sawmill. Anlauf's population peaked at maybe 30 people during the Great Depression. ANLAUF - Everything's gone - Only the name and a few homes remain.
It's now just a dot on the map. A sign on the highway. A ghost town.
LOGGING BUNK.
APPLICATION FILED DEC. 2, 1911.
Patented Mar. 12, 1912.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
PIUs A. ANLAUF AND FRANZ J. ANLAUF, of CURTIN, OREGON.
LOGGING-BUNK.
To all, whom it may concern:
Be it known that we, PIUS A. ANLAUF and FRANZ J. ANLAUF, citizens of the United States, residing at Curtin, in the county of Douglas, State of Oregon, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Logging-Brinks; and we do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, such as will enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
This invention relates to improvements in logging bunks, and has for its object to produce a device of this character adapted for application upon logging wagons or cars, the same being provided with adjustable chock blocks for supporting the logs upon the car or wagon.
A further object of the invention is to produce a device of this character so formed as to prevent accumulation of chips, dirt or bark thereon, whereby the logs are prevented from moving longitudinally, which is common in other devices of this character. [the application continues]
In testimony whereof, We affix our signatures in presence of two witnesses.
PIUS A. ANLAUF. FRANZ J. ANLAUF.
Witnesses WALTER SKIDMORE, DAN STONG.
Washington, D. C.
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