Family:Jacob Yockey and Annie Unknown (1)

Census information

1910 Census

Name of street on which they lived could not be discerned and reference to current information in OSM was not informative. Their house number was "512" which was owned under a mortgage.

(Head) Jacob Yockey, 51 year old male batcher in a tin mill born in Germany; both of his parents were born in Germany.  He came to the United States in 1884 and was not a naturalized citizen.
(Wife) Annie C. (Yockey), 43 year old female born in Germany; both of her parents were born in Germany.  She came to the United States in 1889 and was not a naturalized citizen.  By 1910, she had 9 children, 7 of whom had survived.
(Son) Alfred J. (Yockey), 16 year old male laborer in a sheet mill born in West Virginia; both of his parents had been born in Germany.
(Son) Arthur A. (Yockey), 10 year old schoolboy born in Ohio; both of his parents were born in Germany.
(Son) Adolph A. (Yockey), 7 year old schoolboy born in Ohio; both of his parents were born in Germany.
(Daughter) Gertrude L. (Yockey), 12 year old schoolgirl born in Ohio; both of his parents were born in Germany.
(Daughter) Martha E. Henrich, 21 year old married female factory tobacco stripper (married c. 1907) born in West Virginia; both of his parents were born in Germany.
(Grandson) Daniel Henrich, 1 year 6 month old male born in Ohio; his father was born in Germany and mother in West Virginia.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Martin's Ferry City, Pease Township, supervisor's district 15, enumeration district 22, in Belmont, Ohio, United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   Vol 13, Belmont (pt), 1-284; Sheet 4A-B, film 1375169, 22 Apr 1910.

   "Ohio, United States records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GRJ6-3VF?view=index : Dec 16, 2024), image 513 of 1145; United States. National Archives and Records Administration.