1900 US Census, Lincoln twp., Andrew Co., Missouri
Amos Harmon 45 head male Kentucky
Anna M Harmon 39 wife female Missouri
Austin Harmon 18 son male Missouri
(Amos) Harmon, Jr. 13 son male Missouri
Sylvia Harmon 8 daughter female Missouri
Young Harmon 6 son male Missouri
Bryan Harmon 4 son male Missouri
(Washington) Harmon 2 son male Missouri
1910 US Census, Dry Cedar, Garfield Co., Nebraska
Amos W. Harmon 23 head male Missouri
Annie M Harmon 49 mother female Missouri
Young Harmon 16 brother male Missouri
Bryan W. Harmon 13 brother male Missouri
Washington G. Harmon 12 brother male Missouri
Sylvia E Harmon 18 sister female Missouri
1921 Census; Cariboo, British Columbia, Canada
Ralph Baker; (age 34) born (1886) in USA
Sylvia Baker, age 29 born abt. 1891 in USA
Martha Baker, age 8 born abt. 1914 Alberta, Canada
Sylvia Baker, 1, abt 1920 British Columbia, Canada
April 3, 1930 US Census; San Antonio twp.; Huntington Park City, Los Angeles County, California; house: 3405; dwelling: 57; family: 58
Ralph W. Baker 40 head Missouri Kentucky USA; owns home worth $5000; age at 1st marriage: 23; occupation: works as lineman for Electric Light Co.
Sylvia Baker 36 wife f. Missouri USA USA; age at 1st marriage: 19; operator at own Beauty Parlor
Martha A. Baker 17 daughter female Canada MO MO
Sylvia A. Baker 11 daughter female Canada MO MO
Aunt Sylvia was my Dad's sister. When my parents sold their Nebraska farm Mar 1958, we visited Aunt Sylvia that summer. She operated her own Beauty shop in 29Palms, CA. & owned her own home nearby. I remember a desert acreage with watered flower beds & a glass China cabinet with a collection of Depression glass. After supper, Aunt Sylvia let me pick out a beautiful bowl that she let me keep. Then she said, "Barbara if you came & live with me, I will see that you never want for ANYTHING." She added, "Besides, your parents are not...." I never let her finish, but ran to my parents, who were visiting the Myrtle Casey family, next door, my Dad's cousin, & a favorite relative. At this time, Aunt Sylvia lived by herself, who was still a nice looking woman, with a lovely hairstyle, beautiful clothes, & a picture perfect home. But, in spite of all her material blessings, Aunt Sylvia must have been a very lonely woman.
Amos Harmon 45 head male Kentucky
Anna M Harmon 39 wife female Missouri
Austin Harmon 18 son male Missouri
(Amos) Harmon, Jr. 13 son male Missouri
Sylvia Harmon 8 daughter female Missouri
Young Harmon 6 son male Missouri
Bryan Harmon 4 son male Missouri
(Washington) Harmon 2 son male Missouri
1910 US Census, Dry Cedar, Garfield Co., Nebraska
Amos W. Harmon 23 head male Missouri
Annie M Harmon 49 mother female Missouri
Young Harmon 16 brother male Missouri
Bryan W. Harmon 13 brother male Missouri
Washington G. Harmon 12 brother male Missouri
Sylvia E Harmon 18 sister female Missouri
1921 Census; Cariboo, British Columbia, Canada
Ralph Baker; (age 34) born (1886) in USA
Sylvia Baker, age 29 born abt. 1891 in USA
Martha Baker, age 8 born abt. 1914 Alberta, Canada
Sylvia Baker, 1, abt 1920 British Columbia, Canada
April 3, 1930 US Census; San Antonio twp.; Huntington Park City, Los Angeles County, California; house: 3405; dwelling: 57; family: 58
Ralph W. Baker 40 head Missouri Kentucky USA; owns home worth $5000; age at 1st marriage: 23; occupation: works as lineman for Electric Light Co.
Sylvia Baker 36 wife f. Missouri USA USA; age at 1st marriage: 19; operator at own Beauty Parlor
Martha A. Baker 17 daughter female Canada MO MO
Sylvia A. Baker 11 daughter female Canada MO MO
Aunt Sylvia was my Dad's sister. When my parents sold their Nebraska farm Mar 1958, we visited Aunt Sylvia that summer. She operated her own Beauty shop in 29Palms, CA. & owned her own home nearby. I remember a desert acreage with watered flower beds & a glass China cabinet with a collection of Depression glass. After supper, Aunt Sylvia let me pick out a beautiful bowl that she let me keep. Then she said, "Barbara if you came & live with me, I will see that you never want for ANYTHING." She added, "Besides, your parents are not...." I never let her finish, but ran to my parents, who were visiting the Myrtle Casey family, next door, my Dad's cousin, & a favorite relative. At this time, Aunt Sylvia lived by herself, who was still a nice looking woman, with a lovely hairstyle, beautiful clothes, & a picture perfect home. But, in spite of all her material blessings, Aunt Sylvia must have been a very lonely woman.
1900 US Census, Lincoln twp., Andrew Co., Missouri
Amos Harmon 45 head male Kentucky
Anna M Harmon 39 wife female Missouri
Austin Harmon 18 son male Missouri
(Amos) Harmon, Jr. 13 son male Missouri
Sylvia Harmon 8 daughter female Missouri
Young Harmon 6 son male Missouri
Bryan Harmon 4 son male Missouri
(Washington) Harmon 2 son male Missouri
1910 US Census, Dry Cedar, Garfield Co., Nebraska
Amos W. Harmon 23 head male Missouri
Annie M Harmon 49 mother female Missouri
Young Harmon 16 brother male Missouri
Bryan W. Harmon 13 brother male Missouri
Washington G. Harmon 12 brother male Missouri
Sylvia E Harmon 18 sister female Missouri
1921 Census; Cariboo, British Columbia, Canada
Ralph Baker; (age 34) born (1886) in USA
Sylvia Baker, age 29 born abt. 1891 in USA
Martha Baker, age 8 born abt. 1914 Alberta, Canada
Sylvia Baker, 1, abt 1920 British Columbia, Canada
April 3, 1930 US Census; San Antonio twp.; Huntington Park City, Los Angeles County, California; house: 3405; dwelling: 57; family: 58
Ralph W. Baker 40 head Missouri Kentucky USA; owns home worth $5000; age at 1st marriage: 23; occupation: works as lineman for Electric Light Co.
Sylvia Baker 36 wife f. Missouri USA USA; age at 1st marriage: 19; operator at own Beauty Parlor
Martha A. Baker 17 daughter female Canada MO MO
Sylvia A. Baker 11 daughter female Canada MO MO
Aunt Sylvia was my Dad's sister. When my parents sold their Nebraska farm Mar 1958, we visited Aunt Sylvia that summer. She operated her own Beauty shop in 29Palms, CA. & owned her own home nearby. I remember a desert acreage with watered flower beds & a glass China cabinet with a collection of Depression glass. After supper, Aunt Sylvia let me pick out a beautiful bowl that she let me keep. Then she said, "Barbara if you came & live with me, I will see that you never want for ANYTHING." She added, "Besides, your parents are not...." I never let her finish, but ran to my parents, who were visiting the Myrtle Casey family, next door, my Dad's cousin, & a favorite relative. At this time, Aunt Sylvia lived by herself, who was still a nice looking woman, with a lovely hairstyle, beautiful clothes, & a picture perfect home. But, in spite of all her material blessings, Aunt Sylvia must have been a very lonely woman.
Amos Harmon 45 head male Kentucky
Anna M Harmon 39 wife female Missouri
Austin Harmon 18 son male Missouri
(Amos) Harmon, Jr. 13 son male Missouri
Sylvia Harmon 8 daughter female Missouri
Young Harmon 6 son male Missouri
Bryan Harmon 4 son male Missouri
(Washington) Harmon 2 son male Missouri
1910 US Census, Dry Cedar, Garfield Co., Nebraska
Amos W. Harmon 23 head male Missouri
Annie M Harmon 49 mother female Missouri
Young Harmon 16 brother male Missouri
Bryan W. Harmon 13 brother male Missouri
Washington G. Harmon 12 brother male Missouri
Sylvia E Harmon 18 sister female Missouri
1921 Census; Cariboo, British Columbia, Canada
Ralph Baker; (age 34) born (1886) in USA
Sylvia Baker, age 29 born abt. 1891 in USA
Martha Baker, age 8 born abt. 1914 Alberta, Canada
Sylvia Baker, 1, abt 1920 British Columbia, Canada
April 3, 1930 US Census; San Antonio twp.; Huntington Park City, Los Angeles County, California; house: 3405; dwelling: 57; family: 58
Ralph W. Baker 40 head Missouri Kentucky USA; owns home worth $5000; age at 1st marriage: 23; occupation: works as lineman for Electric Light Co.
Sylvia Baker 36 wife f. Missouri USA USA; age at 1st marriage: 19; operator at own Beauty Parlor
Martha A. Baker 17 daughter female Canada MO MO
Sylvia A. Baker 11 daughter female Canada MO MO
Aunt Sylvia was my Dad's sister. When my parents sold their Nebraska farm Mar 1958, we visited Aunt Sylvia that summer. She operated her own Beauty shop in 29Palms, CA. & owned her own home nearby. I remember a desert acreage with watered flower beds & a glass China cabinet with a collection of Depression glass. After supper, Aunt Sylvia let me pick out a beautiful bowl that she let me keep. Then she said, "Barbara if you came & live with me, I will see that you never want for ANYTHING." She added, "Besides, your parents are not...." I never let her finish, but ran to my parents, who were visiting the Myrtle Casey family, next door, my Dad's cousin, & a favorite relative. At this time, Aunt Sylvia lived by herself, who was still a nice looking woman, with a lovely hairstyle, beautiful clothes, & a picture perfect home. But, in spite of all her material blessings, Aunt Sylvia must have been a very lonely woman.
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