Wheeler Household – 1920 US Census

As I mentioned yesterday, I had yet to find the Wheeler’s in 1920. Well…here they are.

Interestingly, Lavon (who is Merratta Lavon Draney) is listed as a “daughter-in-law” but she is in fact a “step-daughter” – being Annie’s daughter from her first marriage.

Also interesting, Joseph is an Auto Mechanic. In 1920. I think that’s pretty cool.

One last note – Annie’s mother is listed as being born in Denmark. Every other document I have for her lists her mother’s birth place as Norway. Perhaps one of her step-children answered the questions and didn’t really know.

Source: 1920 U.S. Census, Weber County, Utah, population schedule, Plain City Precinct, enumeration district (ED) 169, sheet 5A, dwelling 93, family 93, Frederick Wheeler Household; digital images, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : downloaded 21 June 2012); NARA microfilm publication T625, 2076 rolls.

Abstract: 
Line 5. Wheeler, Frederick. head. Own, Farm. Male, White, 60 years old, Married. Can read, can write. POB: Utah. Father POB: England, English. Mother POB: England, English. Can speak English. Farmer, General Farm, Employer. Farm Schedule #74.


Line 6. –—-, Annie. Wife, Female, White, 50 years old, Married. Can read, can write. POB: Utah. Father POB: Denmark, Danish. Mother POB: Denmark, Danish. Can speak English. No job.


Line 7. –—-, Joseph E. Son, Male, White, 18 years old, Single. Can read, can write. POB: Utah. Father POB: Utah. Mother POB: Utah. Can speak English. Mechanic, Auto, Worker.

Line 8. –—-, Adora. Daughter, Female, White, 16 years old, Single. Can read, can write. POB: Utah. Father POB: Utah. Mother POB: Utah. Can speak English.

Line 9. Draney , Lavon. Daughter-in-law, Female, White, 17 years old, Single. Can read, can write. POB: Utah. Father POB: Utah. Mother POB: Utah. Can speak English.

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Annie Emelia (Lund) (Draney) Wheeler – 1940 US Census

Continuing my research with Annie, I’ve pulled up the newly released 1940 US Census for Plain City, and there she was!

Interestingly, she reported her age (I know that she reported because she has an (x) next to her name) as 70,  but the birth date I have of 19 April 1870 would make her 69 years old. She would have been just over a week shy of her 70th birthday. I wonder if she rounded up on purpose.

Also, she reported her highest education as 8th grade. I wonder if the Plain City School has old records I could look at…wouldn’t that be awesome?!?

Finally, I’ll have to look into the farm schedules for 1940 and see if they still exist.

Annie lived to 1852 so she would appear in the 1950 census. I’ll have to wait another 10 years to see that. Oh, and apparently I didn’t find her in the 1920 census yet – I’ll have to do that next.

Source: 1940 U.S. Census, Plain City, Utah, population schedule, Plain City Election Precinct, enumeration district (ED) 29-56, sheet 5-A, dwelling 90, Annie E Wheeler Household; digital image, FamilySearch.org (www.familysearch.org : downloaded 21 June 2012).

Abstract:
Line 37. Wheeler, Annie E. Head. Female, White, 70 years old, Widowed. No college, 8thgrade education. Born in Utah. Lived in the same house in 1935. No work, not seeking work, didn’t have a job. Engaged in Housework. 0 weeks worked in 1939. 0 amt. of money received. Didn’t receive more than $50 from non-wage source. Farm Schedule #50.

Posted by jullianalund@gmail.com on 21 June 2012 | Posted in Census, Draney, Lund, Wheeler | Comment

Frederick Wheeler Household – 1930 US Census

On Annie Lund Draney Wheeler’s death certificate I discovered her second husband – Frederick Wheeler. Then I decided to find their family in the 1930 US Census.

Frederick was 70 years old and she was 59 years old. The son listed, Jospeh E., I believe to be from Frederick’s first marriage. Annie did have a son Joseph from her first marriage, but he would have been 37 at the time of this census. This Joseph is listed as 27. Could it be an error? I couldn’t find a birth record for a Joseph Wheeler using the name search on Utah State Archives. I’ll have to keep digging.

Source: 1930 U.S. Census, Plain City Precinct, population schedule, Plain City Precinct, enumeration district (ED) 29-37, Sheet 7-A, dwelling 125, family 126, Frederick Wheeler Household; digital images, Ancestry (Ancestry.com : downloaded 18 June 2012); NARA.


Abstract:

Line 1. Wheeler, Frederick. Head. Owned, Radio,Farm. Male, White, 70 yo, married, 24 yo at 1st marriage. Didn’t attend school in 1929, Can read and write. POB: Utah. Father POB: England.Mother POB: England. Can speak English. Farmer, General Farm, Owner. Employed.Not veteran. Farm Schedule #103.
Line 2. —–, Annie E. Wife. Female, White, 59yo, married, 21 yo at 1st marriage. Didn’t attend school in 1929,Can read and write. POB: Utah. Father POB: Denmark. Mother POB: Norway. Canspeak English. No employment.
Line 3. —–, Joseph E. Son. Male, White, 27yo, single. Didn’t attend school in 1929, Can read and write. POB: Utah. FatherPOB: Utah. Mother POB: Utah. Can speak English. Farm laborer, General Farm,worker. Employed.

Posted by jullianalund@gmail.com on 20 June 2012 | Posted in Census, Draney, Lund, Wheeler | Comment

Death Certificate – Annie Emelia Lund

I’m still working on the descendancy for Didrich and Karen Lund. The Jensen’s (their oldest daughter’s family) are taking a time-out, so I’ve shifted my focus to their oldest son, Hans Peter Funch Lund and his descendants.

I found the death certificate for Annie Emilia Lund (Draney) (Wheeler) on the Utah State Archives website.
For a better idea of how she connects to my husband, Troy, here’s the relationship chart –

So, Annie is Troy’s First Cousin, 3 times removed. Their common anscestor is Didrich and Karen… Troy’s 3rd great grandfather and Annie’s grandfather.

It is interesting to note that Annie is the daughter of Hans Peter and Bertha. Hans died young, in Sept 1872 at the age of 28, leaving Bertha with two young daughters – Annie (age 2) and Mary (not quite 1 yo). Mary died that same year, in Nov of 1872.

Then, Bertha married Hans’ youngest brother, Willard Richard Lund and had two more children with him.

So, Willard was Annie’s step-father/uncle and her half-brothers were also her cousins!!!

Anyway, on to her death certificate:

Source: State of Utah, Utah Death Certificates, 1904-1956, entry 23956, state file no. 52 29 0426, Annie Emelia [Lund] [Draney] Wheeler, 15 July 1952; digital images, Utah State Archives and Records Service, Utah State Archives (archives.utah.gov : downloaded 12 April 2012); Series no. 81448.

Transcription:

1 Place of Death

County or

City or Town or

Length of Stay

Full Name of Hospital or Institution

Weber

Ogden

10 days

Dee Hospital

2 Usual Residence

State

County

City or Town

Street Address

Utah

Weber

Plain City

3 Name of Deceased

Annie Emelia Wheeler

4 Date of Death

7 15 52 [July 15, 1952]

5 Sex

Female

6 Color or Race

White

7 Married, Never Married, Widowed, or Divorced

If Married, Widowed, or Divorced

Widowed

8 Date of Birth

4 19 70 [April 19, 1970]

9 Age

82

10 Occupation

Kind of Business or Industry

Housewife

Home

11 Birthplace (City and State or foreign country)

Plain City, Utah

12 Citizen of What Country?

U.S.

13 Father’s Name

Birthplace

Hans Peter Lund

Arnagee Bornholm, Den.

14 Mother’s Maiden Name

Birthplace

Bertha E. Anderson

Christensana, Norway

Husband or Wife’s Name

George William Draney

Frederick Wheeler

15 Was Deceased ever in U.S. Armed Forces

No

16 Social Security Number

[blank]

17 Informant and Address

W E Draney 3270 Stevens Ave

18 Cause of Death

Disease or Condition Leading to Death (a)

Due to (b)

Due to (c)

Other Significant Conditions

Coronary occlusion

19 Date of Operation

Major Findings of Operation

20 Autopsy

21 (a) Accident/Suicide/Homicide

(b) Place of Injury

(c) City or Town / Country / State

(d) Time of Injury

(e) Injury Occurred (While at work/not while at work)

(f) How did injury occur?

22 I hereby certify that I attenden the deceased from ___, 19___, to ___, 19___, that I last saw the deceased alive on ___, 19___, and that death occurred at 7:00 p.m., from the causes and on the date stated above.

23 (a) Signature

(b) Address

(c) date signed

LaMar Rogers, M.D.

Ogden, UT

7/17/52 [July 17, 1952]

24 (a) Bural, Cremation, Removal

(b) Date

(c) Name of Cemetery or Crematory

(d) Location

Burial

7/18/52 [July 18, 1952]

Plain City

Plain City, Utah

Date Rec’d by Local Reg.

Registrar’s Signature

7/17/52 [July 17, 1952]

RnHirst T.H.

25 Funeral Director’s Signature and Address

Funeral Director’s no.

Embalmers No.

Lindquist and Sons Ogden

153

353

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