When the 1930 United States Federal Census was taken, Eino Luokkala was living on a farm in Negounnee, Michigan with his parents, August and Sara, and eight younger siblings, Anne, Sara, Paul, Sadie, Mayme, Ruben, Ellen, and Ruth. August and Sara immigrated from Finland to America in 1906. Eino was recorded as employed as a miner in Marquette County, Michigan from 1937 to 1957. He and his wife, Sanni, resided in the city of Marquette during those years.
When the 1930 United States Federal Census was taken, Eino Luokkala was living on a farm in Negounnee, Michigan with his parents, August and Sara, and eight younger siblings, Anne, Sara, Paul, Sadie, Mayme, Ruben, Ellen, and Ruth. August and Sara immigrated from Finland to America in 1906. Eino was recorded as employed as a miner in Marquette County, Michigan from 1937 to 1957. He and his wife, Sanni, resided in the city of Marquette during those years.
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