Husband to Jeanette.
Emil Emigrated to America on the ship, Vaderland on Sep 8, 1902.
Jeanette and their son Emigrated to America on the Ship, Zeeland on Dec 30, 1902.
The 1910 census revealed they were living in Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois. Their son Frank was fourteen. They had been married fourteen years, they had two children one still living.
Emil was naturalized on Feb 24, 1912.
The 1920 census revealed they were living in Chicago Ward 4, Cook (Chicago), Illinois. Their son was still at home.
The 1930 census revealed they were now living alone.
Their son:
Severinus Frank DeSomer (b.1896 d.1972)
Emil's death certificate reveals he was a janitor.
Emil Emigrated to America on the ship, Vaderland on Sep 8, 1902.
Jeanette and their son Emigrated to America on the Ship, Zeeland on Dec 30, 1902.
The 1910 census revealed they were living in Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois. Their son Frank was fourteen. They had been married fourteen years, they had two children one still living.
Emil was naturalized on Feb 24, 1912.
The 1920 census revealed they were living in Chicago Ward 4, Cook (Chicago), Illinois. Their son was still at home.
The 1930 census revealed they were now living alone.
Their son:
Severinus Frank DeSomer (b.1896 d.1972)
Emil's death certificate reveals he was a janitor.
Husband to Jeanette.
Emil Emigrated to America on the ship, Vaderland on Sep 8, 1902.
Jeanette and their son Emigrated to America on the Ship, Zeeland on Dec 30, 1902.
The 1910 census revealed they were living in Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois. Their son Frank was fourteen. They had been married fourteen years, they had two children one still living.
Emil was naturalized on Feb 24, 1912.
The 1920 census revealed they were living in Chicago Ward 4, Cook (Chicago), Illinois. Their son was still at home.
The 1930 census revealed they were now living alone.
Their son:
Severinus Frank DeSomer (b.1896 d.1972)
Emil's death certificate reveals he was a janitor.
Emil Emigrated to America on the ship, Vaderland on Sep 8, 1902.
Jeanette and their son Emigrated to America on the Ship, Zeeland on Dec 30, 1902.
The 1910 census revealed they were living in Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois. Their son Frank was fourteen. They had been married fourteen years, they had two children one still living.
Emil was naturalized on Feb 24, 1912.
The 1920 census revealed they were living in Chicago Ward 4, Cook (Chicago), Illinois. Their son was still at home.
The 1930 census revealed they were now living alone.
Their son:
Severinus Frank DeSomer (b.1896 d.1972)
Emil's death certificate reveals he was a janitor.
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