1910 Census
Head of Household, Birth Location, page Visit #’s Spouse, Birth (Yrs married; Total/Living Children: Names) [Other People, Misc. Notes, etc.] Occupation
Cuyahoga, Ohio
Jerome Hellhake, 55-IL Cleveland (ED 214), 244 018/034 . . priest, church; with Anselm Mueller, priest [in Franciscan Monastery]
Franklin, Ohio
Mae A. Erner, 56-PA Columbus 2 Wd, 126 065/069 . . sister-in-law, widow; with Minnie B. Annawalt, and family
Wayne, Michigan
Mary Bodde, 46 Detroit (ED 067), 028 100/161 . . none [single]
Barney Bodde, 43 . . . . cabinet maker, odd jobs; brother [single]
Charles Bodde, 40 . . . . tailor, own shop; brother [single]
Mary Muer, 56 Detroit (ED 098), 019 070/081 . (35; 13/7: Dorothy, 19; Elmer, 16; Corinne, 15) none [widow]
Joseph Gerke, 73-GER Detroit (ED 131), 243 031/031 Francis, 70-GER (42; 6/5: Anna, 39; Joseph, 37; Clara, 32; John, 30) _________?, retired
Mary H. Muer, 31 Detroit (ED 132), 258 067/083 . (--; 3/2: Anthony W., 8; Evelyn E., 6) own income [widow] [also Frederick C. Heenen, “brother”, single, age 29, machinist, automobile shop]
Margaret J. Muer, 56 Detroit (ED 162), 069 111/141 . (--; 6/4: Ida, 29; Joseph, 24) retail merchant, dry goods [widow]
Frank Bodde, 72-GER Detroit (ED 219), 022 094/098 Adelaide, 64-GER (42; 8/6: Anthony, 34; Mathilda, 32; Felix P., 30) own income [to U.S. 1853 & 1865]
John R. Bodde, 38 . . . (--; 1/0) assist cashier?, bank [widower]
Adams, Illinois
Alois C. Helhake, 44 Quincy 1 Wd, 064 122/126 Anna, 46 (16; 2/1: Alvire?(f), 14) foreman, lumber yard
Alphonse J. Freiburg, 34 Quincy 1 Wd, 075 104/152 Lucy M., 29 (07; 5/5: Herbert, 5; Virgil, 4; Agatha, 2; Hildegarde, 1; Carl, 6/12) shoe maker, shoe store
Max E. Freiburg, 19 Quincy 1 Wd, 076 130/166 . . fur & hides, wholesale
Otto W. Freiburg, 17 . . . . brother
Marie G. Freiburg, 26 . . . . sister
Katharine E. Freiburg, 24 . . . . sister
Clara C. Freiburg, 23 . . . . sister
Josephine Hellake, 49-MO Quincy 1 Wd, 078 154/147 . (23; 9/7: William H., 21; Henry L., 19; Elizabeth, 17; Ida K., 15; Mary A., 13; Caroline I., 11; Margaret K., 6) none [“married”]
Bernard Hellhake, 38 Quincy 2 Wd, 134 159/243 Cora, 40 (04; 0/0) blacksmith, carriage
Joseph Franka, 26-IA Quincy 3 Wd, 005 086/117 Catherine [Hellhake], 26 (05; 1/1: Ruth, 4) teamster, coal co
Clara Hellake, 20 . . . . laundress, laundry; sister-in-law
Christian Helmedag, 58?-GER Quincy 4 Wd, 143 109/113 Caroline J.[Heine], 53-GER (24; 8/5: Antone, 26-GER; Caroline, 19; Catharine, 13) no occupation listed [to U.S. 1886 & 1886]
John Heine, 22 . . . . laborer, stove foundry; boarder [to U.S. 1886]
Antony F. Hellhocke, 64-GER Quincy 4 Wd, 152 026/031 Agusta, 63-GER (33; 10/6: Willie(m), 22; Matilda, 18) shoe maker, own shop [to U.S. 1866 and 1870; naturalized]
Bernard Erner, 50 Quincy 5 Wd, 216 120/145 Anna, 50 (25; 2/1: Bertha, 20) clerk, shoe co
John Heine, 68-GER Quincy 5 Wd, 217 130/160 Caroline C., 60 (39; 10/7: Cecelia, 34; Frank, 27; Virginia, 22; Ferdinand, 19) furrier, at home
Elizabeth Freiburg, 71-GER Quincy 5 Wd, 221 209/258 . (39; 9/6) none [widow; to U.S. 1866]
Joseph Freiburg, 43 Quincy 5 Wd, 221 210/259 Anna, 43 (19; 9/7: Adelaide, 18; Margaret, 16; Gertrude, 12; Odelia, 10; Lucile, 9; Edna, 7; Mariann, 5) [also Catherine Brinkmann, 35, sister-in-law, single] undertaker
Herman Freiburg, 35 Quincy 5 Wd, 223 268/324 Anna, 37 (07; 1/1: Ledwinna, 1) [also Helena Luegering, 65, mother-in-law, married] undertaker, parlor
Edward J. Helhake, 18 Quincy 5 Wd, 225 011/013 . . stepson, with W.A. Williams, 35, butcher, packing house; Martha, 45-MO; and family
John L. Helhake, 10 . . . . stepson
John Hellhake, 67-GER Quincy 5 Wd, 225 015/018 Elizabeth, 69-GER (42; 8/8: Catherine, 41; Joseph, 31; Mary, 28; Antone, 26; August, 24) own income [to U.S. 1865; naturalized]
August B. Helhake, 53 Quincy 5 Wd, 241 080/085 Mary A., 53 (30; 4/4: Gertrude, 29; William, 24) [also Adelaid Helhake, 42, sister-in-law, widow] ----, brass foundry
August Helhake, 28-IA Quincy 5 Wd, 248 090/103 Celia, 29 (05; 0/0) ______?, retail dry goods
Anton Heine, 68-GER Quincy 5 Wd, 248 197/111 Christine, 65-MO (46; 14/9: Rosa G, 44; John S. (married1), 43; Anna C., 34; George H. (married1), 32; Emma M., 24; Arthur P, 21; John C, 19) proprietor, cigar mfg
John H. Freiburg, 56-GER Quincy 5 Wd, 254 106/113 Johanna T., 55 (25; 7/6: Frank E., 23; Joe A., 21; Kate, 18; Anna, 14; Ed B., 12) shoe maker
Theodore H. Hellhake, 27 Quincy 5 Wd, 255 121/130 Lenore M., 24-NV (01; 0/0) retail merchant, shoes
Elizabeth Freiburg, 62 Quincy 5 Wd, 277 077/079 . (--; 0/0) sister-in-law? [widow]; with Henry Tobin?
Gregory G. Hellhake, 42 Quincy 5 Wd, 279 118/120 Theresa, 44-OH (02; 2/2) foreman, iron works [both married2]
Fred A. Freiburg, 66-GER Quincy 5 Wd, 281 164/167 . (--; -/-: Mary M., 32; Fred T., 29; John A., 26) cabinet maker, ______? Co [widower; to U.S. 1865]
Bernard W. Schlettert, 40 Quincy 6 Wd, 059 050/050 Elizabeth [Broemmel], 39 (16; 4/4: Cathrine, 15; Herman, 14; Bernard A., 10; Gertrude M., 6) watchman, at natl bank
Catherine [Freiburg] Broemmel, 65-GER . . (--; 11/6) “grandmother” [widow; to U.S. 1866]
Frank J. Hellake, 39 Quincy 6 Wd, 072 105/108 Margareth, 42 (18; 7/5: Otto, 17; Helen, 15; Joseph, 12; Antony, 10; Bernard, 8) cobler?, refrigerators?
Jerome Hellake, 17 . . . . laborer, factory; nephew
Joseph Freiburg, 45 Quincy 6 Wd, 076 189/192 Anna, 46? (20; 8/3: Henrietta, 11; Helen, 9; Gerald, 6) shoe repair, shop
Ferdinand J. Heine, 51-GER Quincy 6 Wd, 084 100/103 Elizabeth M., 42-GER (24; 10/6: Ferdinand H., 20; Clara A., 13; Josephine E., 11; Gertrud A., 8; Bernard T., 4; Frances C., 2) blacksmith, own shop
August C. Helhake, 28 Quincy 6 Wd, 088 180/185 Celia R., 29 (05; -/-) buyer, department store
Jo Daviess, Illinois
Frank Erner, 48-GER East Dubuque city, 077 165/165 Mary, 49 (21; 3/2: Joseph, 21; William, 19) tinner, general work
Joe V. Erner, 33 Menominee, 232 113/114 Annie, 24 (09; 4/4: Albert, 9; Celia, 6; Frank, 3; Wilford, 11mo) farmer, general farm
Kane, Illinois
?Mary Freiburg, 37-“US” Elgin 6 Wd, 239 line 89 . . inmate [married], Elgin State Hospital
Madison, Illinois
Christine [Freiburg] Ryrie, 41 Granite City 3 Wd, 191 065/109 . (“06”; 2/2: Edgar J., 13-MO; Mildred H., 12-MO) none [widow]
Walter Roman, 52-SWI Nameoki, 355 080/010 Augusta [Freiburg], 49 (27; 5/4: Arthur, 26; Oscar, 18) farmer?
Morgan, Illinois
?Ben Freiburg, 37 Jacksonville 4 Wd, 284 line 08 . . patient [married], Jacksonville State Hospital [parents born GER/GER]
Madison, Missouri
Andrew F. Ruth Sr, 68-GER St. Michael, 229 024/024 Lezetta [Hellhake], 65-GER (43; 8/7: E. Etta, 26; L. Anna, 26; F. Andrew Jr, 24) farmer, retired
Elizabeth [Hellhake] Belkin, 70-GER St. Michael, 230 058/058 . (--; 11/11: Jasper, 48; Pete, 46; D. Mary, 38; Henry, 36; Kathryne, 34; Franklin, 28; Anna, 24) widow
St. Louis, Missouri
Josephin Schmoele, 19-GER Kirkwood 2 Wd, 106 196/211 . . cook, private family; with George J. Kerth and family [to U.S. 1901]
Fritz Schmoele, 50-GER Florisant 3 Wd, 232 353/370 Minna, 50-GER (30; 5/5: Joseph, 13-GER; Anna, 11-GER; Fritz, 7-GER) laborer, odd jobs [to U.S. 1902; naturalized]
Henry Freiburg, 24-IL St. Ferdinand, 250 line 15 . . foreman, cement factory [single]; boarder in hotel
Marguerite Freiburg, 17-IL St. Louis (ED 023), 214 line 23 . . student, St. Elizabeth Institute [parents born IL/IL]
Henry Klute, 60 St. Louis (ED 111), 067 141/267 Kate M., 58 (36; 9/9: Aloys H., 27; Olga M., 25; Vitus C., 23; Theakla, 21; Ado F.(m), 20; Adele A., 17) own income
John Klute, 58 St. Louis (ED 116), 126 022/035 Josephine, 51 (27; 2/2: Alice G., 25; Eulia? A., 23) [also Adeline Viterey, 80-FRA, mother-in-law, widow] retail merchant, groceries
Frederic A. Freiburg, 44-GER St. Louis (ED 213), 205 151/270 Ida, 33-GER (15; 3/2: Frank A., 19; Ida, 14; Edna, 12) clerk, railway [to U.S. 1882 & 1881]
William C. Lamping, 43 St. Louis (ED 213), 208 193/322 Clara [Klute], 41 (16; 1/1: Alma M.C., 8) broker, grain
Margaret Klute, 84-GER . . . . mother-in-law [widow]
Fred H. Klute, 26 St. Louis (ED 216), 250 047/058 Julia, 20 (05; 1/1: Alice? A., 4) salesman, grocery
August F. Klute, 56 St. Louis (ED 216), 250 047/059 Catherine, 50-IL (29; 6/4: Matilda V., 20; Irine, 17) grocer, grocery
Albert S. Klute, 28 St. Louis (ED 216), 254 106/137 Emma, 24?-KY (01; 0/0) clerk, grocery
Fredrick J. Helhake, 34-IL St. Louis (ED 282), 046 005/005 . . shoe worker, shoe fact.; boarder with Fredrick Cale
Dubuque, Iowa
Amelia [Freiburg] Meyer, 55-IL Concord, 045 102/102 . (--; 8/7: Emil, 22; Madelin, 16; Afra, 14; Lebretha, 12) farmer, general farm [widow]
Christopher Goebel, 74-GER Dubuque 2 Wd, 070 014/024 Rose [Freiburg], 65 (50; 10/6) [also grand-daughters Alice Stewart, 15; Lucile Stewart, 13] tailor, in shop
Adolf Schaller Sr, 63-GER Dubuque 3 Wd, 136 016/023 Lizzie [Freiburg], 52 (33; 8/7: Adolf Jr, 30; Katie, 28; Louis, 18; Erwin, 16) [also Maloy? Schaller, 4, grand-daughter] carpenter, altar? factory [to U.S. 1875]
Frances Erner, 57-IL Dubuque 4 Wd, 008 163/204 . (--; 7/6: Frank, 30-IL, clerk, pump office; Anna, 25-IL, telephone operator; Raymond, 23-IL, abstracter, real estate office; Edward, 19-IL, salesman, drug store) none [widow]
William A. Erner, 27-IL Dubuque 5 Wd, 170 312/470 Mary A., 22-GER (05; 2/2: Harold W., 4; Ethel M., 3) printer, news paper
Bernard Webber, 57-IL Dubuque 5 Wd, 177 065/079 Mary [Erner], 57-GER (15; 2/2: Herman B., 13; Matilda M., 12) tinsmith, own shop
Henry J. Frieburg, 57 Dyersville town, 159 035/037 Emma, 46 (25; -/-: Carl, 24; Edmund, 18) bookkeeper, lumber yard
Gerhard Freiburg, 26 Dyersville town, 169 226/242 Barbbara, 23 (03; 2/2: Marcella, 2; Gertrude, 1 3/12) laborer, on street
Anna Freiburg, 69 . . . (--; 10/5) mother [widow]
Sauk, Wisconsin
Paul Karll, 53-GER Reedsburg 1 Wd, 269 289/299 Lebaretha [Freiburg], 47-IL (25; 8/8: Edna, 18; Frank, 17; Boda, 13; Elineor, 7) saloon, own business [him: to U.S. 1883?]
Hennepin, Minnesota
William Weidlich, 43-IA Minneapolis (ED 177), 061 194/218 Kate [Erner], 42-IL (16; 4/3: Leo, 16; Pauline, 14; Celia, 12) draftsman, draft? co
Lizzie Erner, 44-Il . . . . sister-in-law [single]
Ramsey, Minnesota
Elizabeth Rusche, 44 St. Paul (ED 096), 125 157/189 . . none [single]
Joseph Posch, 53-AUS St. Paul (ED 101), 181 012/016 Mary K.[Rusche], 48 (24; 4/4: Louis G., 23; Edmund H., 22; Deloris M., 17; Eleanor R.J., 11) president, brass co
Louis Rusche, 50 St. Paul (ED 129), 142 136/202 Theresa, 51 (24; 2/2: Carl, 19) proprietor, grocery store
Herman R. Hellhake, 54-IL St. Paul (ED 161), 218 018/018 Margret J., 51-TN (32; 6/5: Cathrine E., 30-MO; George H., 19-IL; Blanche, 16) real estate dealer
Anton A. Hellhake, 48-IL . . . . clerk, retail grocer; brother
Casper Z. Hellhake, 29-MO St. Paul (ED 161), 218 022/022 Mabel S., 23 (04; -/-) [also Edna G. Dixon, 17, sister-in-law] printer, newspaper office
Comanche, Oklahoma
Henry K. Meis, 47-IA Lawton 4 Wd, 265 150/177 Matilda E.[Freiburg], 45-IL (26; 11/9: Emil F., 25-IA; Zeno M., 23-IA; Lola, 21-IA; Martha, 17-IL; Viola, 15; Gregor, 13; Henry, 10; Loretta, 5; Ferdinand, 2) contractor
Campbell, South Dakota
Frederick Hallack, 49-IL Logan, 016 019/019 . . farmer, gen farm [single]
Frank Hallack, 45-IL Logan, 016 020/020 “Martha”, 37-“IL” (14; 9/8: Anna, 15; Frank, 12; “Sadie”, 9; Emma, 7; Herman, 4; John J., 3; “Dora, 2; Ella, 10/12”) farmer, gen farm
[NOTES: “10/12” should have been the age
entry for dau. Dora. Possibly there was a dau. Ella age 2 (or even a twin to Dora; or possibly Ella
was Dora’s middle name; or possibly the census-taker was having a bad day.
]
Pierce, Washington
Jasper Erner, 39-IL Tacoma (ED 239), 240 031/038 Mary T., 36-CT (04; 0/0) electrician, electrical shop
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