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Saturday, October 15, 2011

Family 17---Who Are They?


Can you read these three names from household 17 in the 1910 US Census for Oklahoma?

13 comments:

  1. I'd say Pollard although the r does look like an s.

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  2. Ooops, that will teach me to read all the text properly:
    1. Job Pollard
    2. Helen S. Pollard
    3. Edmar Olenbaugh (not sure about this one)

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  3. Pollard Job [Maybe Jab ?]
    Pollard Helen S.
    Olenbaugh Ednmar

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  4. Pollard, Jab. (not sure what that would be an abbreviation for)
    Pollard, Helen S.
    Although I believe that the Olenbaughs offered above are correct, what I READ was
    Esenckaugh, Eddmar

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  5. The "P" could also be a D, So maybe Pollard or Dollard and the mother looks like an E inside an O at the beginning of last name

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  6. Pollard Job
    Pollard Helen S
    Osenbaugh Emmar

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  7. Pollard Job
    Pollard Helen S
    Osenbaugh Eimmar

    Of course I have been following your research on this family, so my answer may not count.

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  8. Pollard, Job
    Pollard, Helen S.
    the "O" is a crossout of an E, the census writer started to write the first name and then started over with the last name
    so the last one is Scarbaugh, Emmar --- ???

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  9. Pollard, Job
    " Helen S.
    Obenbaugh, Elmmas

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  10. Job Pollard
    Helen S.

    Emmar Osenbaugh


    It looks like the enumerator started to put Emmar's first name first and then realized the mistake and wrote over it.

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  11. To me it looks like;
    Pollard, Jab (Jacob)
    Pollard, Helen S
    Seaebaugh, Edelmar (or Ellinar/Ellinor)

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  12. I agree with the rest--Jab (Jacob) Pollard and Helen Pollard.

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