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Alice Evans was married before she married Charles A. Davidson, according to the 1910 census.
1910 Wyandotte Co Kans census – ED188, Pct 32, 6th Ward, 28 April, p.25B, living at 704 Cheyenne Ave, Kans.City, Ks:
at 513, 563:
Davidson, Charles A., 25, m-1x, (for) 1 yr; Nebr, U.S., U.S.
(ditto), Alice; wife; 30, m-2x, 1 yr, 5/4; Ohio, Ohio, Ohio.
(ditto), Eva M.; dau, 3 months; Missouri, Nebr, Ohio.
Schletzbaum, Jesse R.; step-son; 12, Kans, Ill, Ohio.
(ditto), Edith; step-dau; 10, Kans, Ill, Ohio.
(ditto), Buelah; step-dau; 8, Kans, Ill, Ohio.
(ditto), John; Boarder; 44, Ill, Germany, Germany.
Charles Davidson is marr’d one time for 1 year.
Alice is shown as marr’d twice and for 1 year this time. She has had 5 children and 4 are living – Eva M. Davidson and the three Schletzbaum children.
Charles worked in a Soap Factory.
John Schletzbaum worked in a Packing Company.
1900 McPherson Co Kans census, ED151 Superior Twp, 13 June, p.210A, at 146, 149:
Schletzbaum, John; Painter; June 1863, 36, m-4 yrs; Ill, Ger, Ger.
(ditto), Allice C.; wife; April 1880, 20, m-4 yrs; Ohio, Ohio, Ohio.
(ditto), Jessie R; son; July 1897, 2; Kans, Ill, Ohio.
(ditto), Edith; dau; July 1899, 10 months; Kans, Ill, Ohio.
In 1900, Silas W. Evans lived at 71, 72, and is on p.206A, about 70 some odd houses away from Alice and her family.
Alice’s first husband is probably the son of Francis (b.abt. 1842 Bavaria, Ger) and Elizabeth (nee: Schaad, b.abt. 1838 Switzerland) Schletzbaum who lived in Atchison Co., Kans in 1880.
If you want to follow these lines back, go to genforum.com and in the upper right hand corner and type in Schletzbaum in the “Jump To Forum” block. Click on “Vince Miller” who posted message # 1, scroll down to “shown this users posting history” and there, scroll down and click on the “Schletzbaum” posts – a David Tuttle has SCHAAD data back into the 1660s. Not sure how clear these instructions are so if you can’t follow them, let me know and I’ll see if I can clear them up.
Jessie R. Schletzbaum was still in Wyandotte Co in 1920 and his wife is Annabelle, 17, b. Arkansas, father born “U.S.” and mother b. Ohio. They have a son Roy F.(?), 1 month old.
I’m still trying to find Charles’s parents.
Bill
I am familiar with these other people. I have their pictures as well. Still no leads on Charles parents?
That information might have knocked 10 or 12 hours off of the search time. Do you know anything at all about Charles’s parents ? 🙂
At present, there are 1,152 Charles Davidsons to wade thru on the 1900 census. It all takes time.
Bill
Wow that is a lot of records. I don’t know what their names are. Just that they are supposedly from Nebraska. Him and his parents. That could be wrong though. Can you search for him by his age there? He would have been about 15 or something. He was born about 1885 correct? Maybe my grandpa knows them. I will try him one more time.
I’ve finished checking census records for Charles’s parents in Nebr and Kans without finding them. Without at least a name we can find in 1900, there isn’t much chance of finding them so I hope your Grandfather can come up with a name.
Bill
Hey I was just curious if you would be able to check one more time for me about charles or charley davidson please.. born 1885 or 86.. maybe just search on him in 1890.. might find his parents.. maybe let me know the results.. thanks
Hey CR21, How have you been?
Sorry, there’s nothing to check. The 1890 Census was burned in a warehouse fire. That has made it difficult for a lot of people to find some of their ancestors.
Bill
Would them living in caravans have something to do with this and not being counted? My great grandpa was raised in one.. that would be Clyde with his mom and dad Charles. There is a Davidson line out of the border country of England and Scotland that were ministers and merchants of the gypsies there… the Evans and Wheeler names are common gypsy names from southern England too. I should get the pics scanned and send them to you to look at.. they are something else.. infront of a caravan with a large drum.. mandolin and tambourines.. Thanks for trying to find them.
Yes, the 1100+ records I checked were just from Ks, Nebr, Mo & Okla. Since Charles was born about 1885, there would be no way of identifying his parents in 1880 unless you have one or more of their names or the names of siblings born before 1880.
You’ll need to find some info on them to continue that search.
I’ll be glad to help when you get it.
Bill
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