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CONRAD Census Abstracts 1880-1930

Transcriptions of census records for the Conrad family.

CONRAD: 1880 Census: PA Phila
ED356, p12-13
04 Jun 1880

N. 4th St.
1729 105 125  Conrad, Catherine W F 46  Head Wd  None               
                               Wurt. Wurt. Wurt.
                           John W M 24  Son   S  Works in Cotton Mill  
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                        Charles W M 21  Son   S  Works in Silk Mill    
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                           Fred W M 16  Son   S  Works in Silk Mill    
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                        Nicloss W M 13  Son   S  Works in Silk Mill    
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                        William W M 11  Son   S  At school             
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                         George W M 8   Son   S  At School             
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                           Kate W F 6   Dau   S                        
                               Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
         126       Bauers, John W M 25  Head  M  Works at [illegible]  
                                Phila. ENG ENG
                           Lena W F 26  Wife  M  Keeping house         
                                Phila. Bavaria Wurt.
                          Ellen W F 3   Dau   S                        
                                Phila. Bavaria Wurt.



CONRAD: 1900 Census: PA Phila
19th Wd, ED371, p11
12 and 13 Jun 1900

N. 4th St.
1729 204 219  Conrad, Catharine  Head  W F  Apr 1834  66  Wd 47 10 7  
                          GER GER GER  1852 48  None            O M H
                      Frederick  Son   W M  July 1864 35   S           
                          PA GER GER            Cotton Warper  
                      Nicholaus  Son   W M  Feb 1867  33   S           
                          PA GER GER            Cotton Warper
                         George  Son   W M  Apr 1872  28   M 3         
                          PA GER GER            Stocking Weaver




CONRAD: 1910 Census: PA Phila
25 Wd, ED560, p3A
16 Apr 1910

Stella Ave.
66 67  Conrad, Nicholas  Head  M W 42  M 5  PA GER GER  
                       [occupation illegible]    R H
                 Sophia  Wife  F W 43  M 5  PA IRE GER  
                       None
                 Edward  Son   M W  4  S    PA PA PA



CONRAD: 1920 Census: PA Phila
25 Wd, ED775, p11B
12-14 Jan 1920

Stella Ave.
2146 215 226  Conrad, Nicholas  Head  R  M W 50 M  PA GER GER  
                          Cloth Mill
                        Sophie  Wife     F W 52 M  PA IRE PA   
                          None
                     Edward C.  Son      M W 14 S  PA PA PA    
                          None (attended school)



CONRAD: 1930 Census: PA Phila
ED51-963, p18A, pp185
22 Apr 1930

C Street
3137 314 333  Conrad, Nicholas  Head  r $30 Yes No  M W 61 M 35  
                           PA GER GER       Warp---- ----- Mill 
                        Sophie  Wife                F W 62 M 36  
                           PA North IRE PA      None
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