In the 1880 census, Clarence was living in West Milton, Union County, Pennsylvania, with his grandparents, John & Catherine Datesman. He was listed as Clarence D. Culler age 23 born in Pennsylvania. Also his mother, A. M. Culler age 46 born in Pennsylvania, and his brother, Luther C. Culler age 19 born in Pennsylvania, were living there also.
In the 1900 census records, Clarence and his family were living in Chicago Ward 9, Cook County, Illinois. Clarence was listed as age 34 born October 1865, his wife Linnie age 29 born April 1871, both in Pennsylvania, their children listed were, Harry age 10, born August 1889 in Ohio, Harlan age 9, born June 1891 in Indiana, Edith age 8 born July 1892 in Indiana, Elgie age 5 born January 1894 in Indiana.
In the 1910 federal census, Clarence and his family were living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 51, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 38, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 20, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 18, born in Indiana, Edith A. Culler, age 17, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 15, born in Indiana.
In the 1920 federal census, Clarence and his family were still living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 63, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 30, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 28, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 25, born in Indiana.
In the 1930 federal census, Clarence and his wife were living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a general farmer, age 73, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 65, born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1940 federal census, Clarence and his wife were still living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a chicken farmer, age 83, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 68, born in Pennsylvania. It stated they lived on Adelaida Star Route-North Side of Martins Springs Road, and that he owned his home. Also he completed 4 years of college.
This was recorded in The Pointer, Riverdale, Illinois, March 26, 1920.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culler left last Sunday for Pasa Robles, California. Mr. Culler recently purchased a farm there and they will later make their home in California.
In the 1900 census records, Clarence and his family were living in Chicago Ward 9, Cook County, Illinois. Clarence was listed as age 34 born October 1865, his wife Linnie age 29 born April 1871, both in Pennsylvania, their children listed were, Harry age 10, born August 1889 in Ohio, Harlan age 9, born June 1891 in Indiana, Edith age 8 born July 1892 in Indiana, Elgie age 5 born January 1894 in Indiana.
In the 1910 federal census, Clarence and his family were living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 51, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 38, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 20, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 18, born in Indiana, Edith A. Culler, age 17, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 15, born in Indiana.
In the 1920 federal census, Clarence and his family were still living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 63, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 30, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 28, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 25, born in Indiana.
In the 1930 federal census, Clarence and his wife were living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a general farmer, age 73, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 65, born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1940 federal census, Clarence and his wife were still living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a chicken farmer, age 83, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 68, born in Pennsylvania. It stated they lived on Adelaida Star Route-North Side of Martins Springs Road, and that he owned his home. Also he completed 4 years of college.
This was recorded in The Pointer, Riverdale, Illinois, March 26, 1920.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culler left last Sunday for Pasa Robles, California. Mr. Culler recently purchased a farm there and they will later make their home in California.
In the 1880 census, Clarence was living in West Milton, Union County, Pennsylvania, with his grandparents, John & Catherine Datesman. He was listed as Clarence D. Culler age 23 born in Pennsylvania. Also his mother, A. M. Culler age 46 born in Pennsylvania, and his brother, Luther C. Culler age 19 born in Pennsylvania, were living there also.
In the 1900 census records, Clarence and his family were living in Chicago Ward 9, Cook County, Illinois. Clarence was listed as age 34 born October 1865, his wife Linnie age 29 born April 1871, both in Pennsylvania, their children listed were, Harry age 10, born August 1889 in Ohio, Harlan age 9, born June 1891 in Indiana, Edith age 8 born July 1892 in Indiana, Elgie age 5 born January 1894 in Indiana.
In the 1910 federal census, Clarence and his family were living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 51, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 38, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 20, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 18, born in Indiana, Edith A. Culler, age 17, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 15, born in Indiana.
In the 1920 federal census, Clarence and his family were still living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 63, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 30, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 28, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 25, born in Indiana.
In the 1930 federal census, Clarence and his wife were living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a general farmer, age 73, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 65, born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1940 federal census, Clarence and his wife were still living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a chicken farmer, age 83, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 68, born in Pennsylvania. It stated they lived on Adelaida Star Route-North Side of Martins Springs Road, and that he owned his home. Also he completed 4 years of college.
This was recorded in The Pointer, Riverdale, Illinois, March 26, 1920.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culler left last Sunday for Pasa Robles, California. Mr. Culler recently purchased a farm there and they will later make their home in California.
In the 1900 census records, Clarence and his family were living in Chicago Ward 9, Cook County, Illinois. Clarence was listed as age 34 born October 1865, his wife Linnie age 29 born April 1871, both in Pennsylvania, their children listed were, Harry age 10, born August 1889 in Ohio, Harlan age 9, born June 1891 in Indiana, Edith age 8 born July 1892 in Indiana, Elgie age 5 born January 1894 in Indiana.
In the 1910 federal census, Clarence and his family were living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 51, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 38, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 20, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a fireman on a steam railroad, age 18, born in Indiana, Edith A. Culler, age 17, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 15, born in Indiana.
In the 1920 federal census, Clarence and his family were still living in Dolton, Thornton Township, Cook County, Illinois. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a switchman on a steam railroad, age 63, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 47, born in Pennsylvania, and their children listed were; Harry E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 30, born in Ohio, Harlan E. Culler, a locomotive engineer, age 28, born in Indiana, and Elgie B. Culler, age 25, born in Indiana.
In the 1930 federal census, Clarence and his wife were living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a general farmer, age 73, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 65, born in Pennsylvania.
In the 1940 federal census, Clarence and his wife were still living in Paso Robles Township, San Luis Obispo County, California. He was listed as, Clarence D. Culler, a chicken farmer, age 83, born in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Linnie S. Culler, age 68, born in Pennsylvania. It stated they lived on Adelaida Star Route-North Side of Martins Springs Road, and that he owned his home. Also he completed 4 years of college.
This was recorded in The Pointer, Riverdale, Illinois, March 26, 1920.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Culler left last Sunday for Pasa Robles, California. Mr. Culler recently purchased a farm there and they will later make their home in California.
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