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1910 Census: Jacob Smith Family

Chicago Ward 33, Cook County, Illinois

Smith, Jacob 1910 US Census

Household Members

Jacob Smith

  • Head of household
  • Age 43
  • Marital status: Married
  • Number of years married: 21
  • Birthplace: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Year of immigration: 1889
  • Citizenship Status: Naturalized
  • Whether able to speak English: Yes
  • Trade or profession: Hod Carrier
  • Industry: Building
  • Whether Employer, employee, or working on own account: Wage Earner
  • Whether out of work on April 15, 1910: No
  • Number of weeks out of work during year 1909: 0
  • Able to read: Yes
  • Able to write: Yes
  • Home owned or rented: Owned
  • Owned free or mortgaged: Mortgaged
  • Farm or house: House

Agnes Smith

  • Wife
  • Age 41
  • Marital status: Married
  • Number of years married: 21
  • Birthplace: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Year of immigration: 1889
  • Whether able to speak English: Yes
  • Trade or profession: None
  • Able to read: Yes
  • Able to write: Yes

Nicholas Smith

  • Son
  • Age: 17
  • Marital status: Single
  • Birthplace: Illinois
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Whether able to speak English: Yes
  • Trade or profession: Spoke driver
  • Industry: Wagon works
  • Whether Employer, employee, or working on own account: Wage Earner
  • Whether out of work on April 15, 1910: No
  • Number of weeks out of work during year 1909: 0
  • Able to read: Yes
  • Able to write: Yes

Tena Smith

  • Daughter
  • Age: 15
  • Marital status: Single
  • Birthplace: Indiana
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Whether able to speak English: Yes
  • Trade or profession: Housework
  • Industry: Working out
  • Whether Employer, employee, or working on own account: Wage Earner
  • Whether out of work on April 15, 1910: No
  • Number of weeks out of work during year 1909: 0
  • Able to read: Yes
  • Able to write: Yes
  • Attended school since 1 Sep 1909: No

Henrietta Smith

  • Daughter
  • Age 13
  • Marital status: Single
  • Birthplace: Illinois
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Whether able to speak English: Yes
  • Trade or profession: None
  • Able to read: Yes
  • Able to write: Yes
  • Attended school since 1 Sep 1909: Yes

Peter Smith

  • Son
  • Age 10
  • Marital status: Single
  • Birthplace: Illinois
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Whether able to speak English: Yes
  • Trade or profession: None
  • Able to read: Yes
  • Able to write: Yes
  • Attended school since 1 Sep 1909: Yes

Jeanette Smith

  • Daughter
  • Age 8
  • Birthplace: Illinois
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch
  • Trade or profession: None
  • Attended school since 1 Sep 1909: Yes

Catharine Smith

  • Daughter
  • Age 2
  • Birthplace: Illinois
  • Birthplace of Father: Holland, Dutch
  • Birthplace of Mother: Holland, Dutch

This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Appalachienne April 25, 2010

    Trains were all run with coal. Coal tenders would spill coal. Kids would walk along the tracks and gather coal to heat their houses. SOmetimes the coal men would be nice and shove some extra coal for them. Peter was struck by a train while doing this. Doesn’t appear on 1920 census.

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