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1910 Census Collection for St. Louis County, Missouri, USA

Title
1910 Census Collection for St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
Abbreviation
1910 Census St. Louis Co., MO
Publication
www.familysearch.org
Repository
FamilySearch.org
Last change
October 15, 2011 – 11:21:58
Author of last change: barbaracorner
Unique identifier
55A2F9D9814E938240E1144233AAFD72
Given names Surname Sosa Birth Place Death Age Place Last change
Given names Surname Age Given names Surname Age Marriage Place Last change
33 29
about 1891
 133 0 Saturday, May 28, 2011 5:33 AM
Media Title Individuals Families Sources Last change
Title Individuals Families Media objects Sources Last change
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George Henderson Goodsir, Jr. (1915–2000) Saquita Joanne McLean (1931–1992) Samuel McLean (1775–1850) Ferdinando San Francisco Taylor (1851–1936) Nolan Franklin Ellett (1903–1984) J. D. Newman (1910–1996) Johnnie Mae Phillips (1904–1975) Bertha Thomas Newman (1883–1980) Alpha Olevia Moore (1903–1996) Cordie Exie Meek (1905–2001) Richard Allen Newman (1880–1972) Dr. Samuel Stanley Wilks (1906–1964) Alney Davidson McLean (1853–1854) Lessie Frances Newman (1888–1969) Robert C. Wilks (1848–1896) Alonzo David McLean (1881–1973) Albert D. Corner[s] (1868–1904) Robert Rogers McLean (1882–1952) Los Charlie Ross + Reta Vird Wilks Alonzo David McLean (1881–1973) Ollie Newman (1875–1949) William Corner (1819–1899) Julia McBride (1882–1941) William P. Wilks (1849–1926) William B. McLean (1802–1889) Joseph William McLean (1851–1940) Howard Reed Tippie (1901–1960) Martin T. McLean Sr (1895–1992) Charles Jenkins Taylor (1894–1971) Martha Harriet Young (1841–1911) Alta Faye McLean (1907–1921) Emely Elizabeth Herren (1843–1918) 1860 Census Collection for Owen County, Kentucky, USA Lillie Wilks (1876–1877) Mary Jane Taylor (1838–1912) Sarah Jane McLean (1846–1902) Alisonia McLean (1851–1853) Thomas Noble Reed (1883–1967) John Wesley Newman + Martha Estelle Hanna Charles Richard LaBounty (1948–1971) Lucy Alice Saffrona Wilks (1867–) Sarah Jane McLean (1846–1902)