PARENTS: John (Jack) Franklin Crist & Agnes Paulina Rosa Mittelstadt.
John, b. ca 1875, Wisc.; d. 15 Dec 1960, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
Agnes, b. 15 May 1880, Wisc; d. 16 April 1933, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Francis Crist
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: William [Wilhelm August] Mittelstadt & [Agnes] Paulina Krause.
William, b. 10 April 1852, Germany. Immigrated 1868; d. 5 June 1934, Seattle, Wash. His parents were Friederick Mittelstadt & Dorothy Bartel. His death record states he's married to Paulina, but she died in 1911.
[Agnes] Paulina, b. Mar. 1846, Germany; immigrated 1853. Agnes Paulina Mittelstadt d. 7 October 1911, Seattle, Wash. Her father was Will Krause.
Paulina had 1 child, living (as of 1910 census in Seattle; William was a house plasterer)
John Crist m. Agnes Mittelstadt 2 April 1913, Seattle, King Co., Washington at the bride's parents' home.
1920 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Washington (20 Jan):
John Crist Head M 43 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 39 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 5 Washington
Evlyn J Crist Dau F 5 mos Washington
John owns his home & is a teamster.
1930 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (8 April):
John F Crist Head M 53 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 49 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 16 Washington
Evelyn J Crist Dau F 10 Washington
John's parents were b. Germany. He owns his home. No occupation is listed for him.
1940 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (5 April):
John Crist Head M 63 Michigan
Evelyn Crist Dau F 20 Washington
They resided in the same house in 1935. John is a widower. John is working on a fishing dock.
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1940 U.S. Census for Petersburg Recording Dist., Alaska Territory:
Francis resided next to a C.C.C. camp, Little Port Walter. He was a watchman for a saltery (an establishment in which fish are salted for market). Little Port Walter was the home of a herring saltery during the turn on the century and the ruins can still be seen. Little Port Walter had a small community at one time but has been replaced by a research station that studies the life cycles of several species of Salmon.
John, b. ca 1875, Wisc.; d. 15 Dec 1960, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
Agnes, b. 15 May 1880, Wisc; d. 16 April 1933, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Francis Crist
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: William [Wilhelm August] Mittelstadt & [Agnes] Paulina Krause.
William, b. 10 April 1852, Germany. Immigrated 1868; d. 5 June 1934, Seattle, Wash. His parents were Friederick Mittelstadt & Dorothy Bartel. His death record states he's married to Paulina, but she died in 1911.
[Agnes] Paulina, b. Mar. 1846, Germany; immigrated 1853. Agnes Paulina Mittelstadt d. 7 October 1911, Seattle, Wash. Her father was Will Krause.
Paulina had 1 child, living (as of 1910 census in Seattle; William was a house plasterer)
John Crist m. Agnes Mittelstadt 2 April 1913, Seattle, King Co., Washington at the bride's parents' home.
1920 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Washington (20 Jan):
John Crist Head M 43 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 39 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 5 Washington
Evlyn J Crist Dau F 5 mos Washington
John owns his home & is a teamster.
1930 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (8 April):
John F Crist Head M 53 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 49 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 16 Washington
Evelyn J Crist Dau F 10 Washington
John's parents were b. Germany. He owns his home. No occupation is listed for him.
1940 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (5 April):
John Crist Head M 63 Michigan
Evelyn Crist Dau F 20 Washington
They resided in the same house in 1935. John is a widower. John is working on a fishing dock.
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1940 U.S. Census for Petersburg Recording Dist., Alaska Territory:
Francis resided next to a C.C.C. camp, Little Port Walter. He was a watchman for a saltery (an establishment in which fish are salted for market). Little Port Walter was the home of a herring saltery during the turn on the century and the ruins can still be seen. Little Port Walter had a small community at one time but has been replaced by a research station that studies the life cycles of several species of Salmon.
PARENTS: John (Jack) Franklin Crist & Agnes Paulina Rosa Mittelstadt.
John, b. ca 1875, Wisc.; d. 15 Dec 1960, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
Agnes, b. 15 May 1880, Wisc; d. 16 April 1933, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Francis Crist
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: William [Wilhelm August] Mittelstadt & [Agnes] Paulina Krause.
William, b. 10 April 1852, Germany. Immigrated 1868; d. 5 June 1934, Seattle, Wash. His parents were Friederick Mittelstadt & Dorothy Bartel. His death record states he's married to Paulina, but she died in 1911.
[Agnes] Paulina, b. Mar. 1846, Germany; immigrated 1853. Agnes Paulina Mittelstadt d. 7 October 1911, Seattle, Wash. Her father was Will Krause.
Paulina had 1 child, living (as of 1910 census in Seattle; William was a house plasterer)
John Crist m. Agnes Mittelstadt 2 April 1913, Seattle, King Co., Washington at the bride's parents' home.
1920 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Washington (20 Jan):
John Crist Head M 43 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 39 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 5 Washington
Evlyn J Crist Dau F 5 mos Washington
John owns his home & is a teamster.
1930 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (8 April):
John F Crist Head M 53 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 49 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 16 Washington
Evelyn J Crist Dau F 10 Washington
John's parents were b. Germany. He owns his home. No occupation is listed for him.
1940 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (5 April):
John Crist Head M 63 Michigan
Evelyn Crist Dau F 20 Washington
They resided in the same house in 1935. John is a widower. John is working on a fishing dock.
***********
1940 U.S. Census for Petersburg Recording Dist., Alaska Territory:
Francis resided next to a C.C.C. camp, Little Port Walter. He was a watchman for a saltery (an establishment in which fish are salted for market). Little Port Walter was the home of a herring saltery during the turn on the century and the ruins can still be seen. Little Port Walter had a small community at one time but has been replaced by a research station that studies the life cycles of several species of Salmon.
John, b. ca 1875, Wisc.; d. 15 Dec 1960, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
Agnes, b. 15 May 1880, Wisc; d. 16 April 1933, Seattle, King Co., Washington.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Francis Crist
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: William [Wilhelm August] Mittelstadt & [Agnes] Paulina Krause.
William, b. 10 April 1852, Germany. Immigrated 1868; d. 5 June 1934, Seattle, Wash. His parents were Friederick Mittelstadt & Dorothy Bartel. His death record states he's married to Paulina, but she died in 1911.
[Agnes] Paulina, b. Mar. 1846, Germany; immigrated 1853. Agnes Paulina Mittelstadt d. 7 October 1911, Seattle, Wash. Her father was Will Krause.
Paulina had 1 child, living (as of 1910 census in Seattle; William was a house plasterer)
John Crist m. Agnes Mittelstadt 2 April 1913, Seattle, King Co., Washington at the bride's parents' home.
1920 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Washington (20 Jan):
John Crist Head M 43 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 39 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 5 Washington
Evlyn J Crist Dau F 5 mos Washington
John owns his home & is a teamster.
1930 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (8 April):
John F Crist Head M 53 Michigan
Agnes Crist Wife F 49 Wisconsin
Francis W Crist Son M 16 Washington
Evelyn J Crist Dau F 10 Washington
John's parents were b. Germany. He owns his home. No occupation is listed for him.
1940 U.S. Census for North Park Prec., King Co., Wash. (5 April):
John Crist Head M 63 Michigan
Evelyn Crist Dau F 20 Washington
They resided in the same house in 1935. John is a widower. John is working on a fishing dock.
***********
1940 U.S. Census for Petersburg Recording Dist., Alaska Territory:
Francis resided next to a C.C.C. camp, Little Port Walter. He was a watchman for a saltery (an establishment in which fish are salted for market). Little Port Walter was the home of a herring saltery during the turn on the century and the ruins can still be seen. Little Port Walter had a small community at one time but has been replaced by a research station that studies the life cycles of several species of Salmon.
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