He ran a meat market in Arroyo Grande,CA named Langenbeck & Ketchum.
In 1900 Census he was living in San Miguel Township, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock)
In 1910 Census he lived in Arroyo Grande, CA with his wife and two children and was listed as a butcher.
In 1920 Census he was living in Lynch, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock) with Fred and Eliza Langenbeck and family and occupation was a butcher. Shows him as married but no wife or kids with him.
In 1930 Census he was living in Bakersfield, CA with his second wife Katherine and her two children, Bradley Barnett, 19, born in New Mexico and John A. Barnett, 16, also born in New Mexico. His occupation was a butcher in a butcher shop.
Although his gravestone has a birth year of 1884, William's WWI Draft Registration Card has the year as 1885 and is written in his own hand.
In 1900 Census he was living in San Miguel Township, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock)
In 1910 Census he lived in Arroyo Grande, CA with his wife and two children and was listed as a butcher.
In 1920 Census he was living in Lynch, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock) with Fred and Eliza Langenbeck and family and occupation was a butcher. Shows him as married but no wife or kids with him.
In 1930 Census he was living in Bakersfield, CA with his second wife Katherine and her two children, Bradley Barnett, 19, born in New Mexico and John A. Barnett, 16, also born in New Mexico. His occupation was a butcher in a butcher shop.
Although his gravestone has a birth year of 1884, William's WWI Draft Registration Card has the year as 1885 and is written in his own hand.
He ran a meat market in Arroyo Grande,CA named Langenbeck & Ketchum.
In 1900 Census he was living in San Miguel Township, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock)
In 1910 Census he lived in Arroyo Grande, CA with his wife and two children and was listed as a butcher.
In 1920 Census he was living in Lynch, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock) with Fred and Eliza Langenbeck and family and occupation was a butcher. Shows him as married but no wife or kids with him.
In 1930 Census he was living in Bakersfield, CA with his second wife Katherine and her two children, Bradley Barnett, 19, born in New Mexico and John A. Barnett, 16, also born in New Mexico. His occupation was a butcher in a butcher shop.
Although his gravestone has a birth year of 1884, William's WWI Draft Registration Card has the year as 1885 and is written in his own hand.
In 1900 Census he was living in San Miguel Township, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock)
In 1910 Census he lived in Arroyo Grande, CA with his wife and two children and was listed as a butcher.
In 1920 Census he was living in Lynch, San Luis Obispo County, CA (Bee Rock) with Fred and Eliza Langenbeck and family and occupation was a butcher. Shows him as married but no wife or kids with him.
In 1930 Census he was living in Bakersfield, CA with his second wife Katherine and her two children, Bradley Barnett, 19, born in New Mexico and John A. Barnett, 16, also born in New Mexico. His occupation was a butcher in a butcher shop.
Although his gravestone has a birth year of 1884, William's WWI Draft Registration Card has the year as 1885 and is written in his own hand.
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