Harold is in the 1930 federal census while living with his parents and siblings in the town of Kirwin in the Kirwin Township, Phillips County, KS. His father Amos was 25 years old and his mother Lena was 24 years old. The children included Margret L. (6), Marvin E. (4 4/12), Bernard (2 7/12), Howard D. (6/12), and Harold D. (6/12). Everyone was born in Nebraska. Amos was a laborer.
Harold is in the 1940 federal census while living his parents and siblings on D Street in Turner, Marion County, OR. His father Amos was 35 years old and his mother Lena was 34 years old. The family had been living in the rural area of Larimer County, CO, in 1935. The children were Marvin E. (14), Wayne B. (12), Howard D. (10), Harold D. (10), and Keith D. (4). Every one but Keith had been born in Nebraska. Keith was born in Colorado. Amos was a laborer on road construction.
Harold married Ruth Kreft on 18 Oct 1952 in Marion County, OR.
His parents were Amos Edward Ackerson (1904-1986) and the former Lena F. Havens (1907-1988).
Harold is in the 1930 federal census while living with his parents and siblings in the town of Kirwin in the Kirwin Township, Phillips County, KS. His father Amos was 25 years old and his mother Lena was 24 years old. The children included Margret L. (6), Marvin E. (4 4/12), Bernard (2 7/12), Howard D. (6/12), and Harold D. (6/12). Everyone was born in Nebraska. Amos was a laborer.
Harold is in the 1940 federal census while living his parents and siblings on D Street in Turner, Marion County, OR. His father Amos was 35 years old and his mother Lena was 34 years old. The family had been living in the rural area of Larimer County, CO, in 1935. The children were Marvin E. (14), Wayne B. (12), Howard D. (10), Harold D. (10), and Keith D. (4). Every one but Keith had been born in Nebraska. Keith was born in Colorado. Amos was a laborer on road construction.
Harold married Ruth Kreft on 18 Oct 1952 in Marion County, OR.
His parents were Amos Edward Ackerson (1904-1986) and the former Lena F. Havens (1907-1988).
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