I found Pearl's family in the 1900 Federal Census (the page is difficult to read in places): Year: 1900; Census Place: Williamsport Ward 13, Lycoming, Pennsylvania; Roll: T623 1438; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 98 Gheen, George, Nov 1853, 46, married 26 years, born PA, parents born PA, Grocery Lucy ?, wife, July 1852, 47, had 10 children, 8 still alive, born PA, parents born PA Rebecca, daughter, Nov 1874, 25, born PA, Sale Nat Clerk John, son, Dec 1877, 22, born PA, Clerk in store Harry B., son, Oct 1879, 20, born PA, Grocery Fred ?, son, Apr 1885, 15, born PA Maurice L., son, Dec 1887, 12, born PA Pearl, daughter, Sep 188?, 18, born PA Beatrice, daughter, Feb 1891, 9, born PA Ruth, daughter, Aug 1897, 2, born PA Year: 1880; Census Place: Ranch Town, Clinton, Pennsylvania; Roll: T9_1113; Family History Film: 1255113; Page: 551.4000; Enumeration District: 246 Gheen, George, 26, born PA, parents born PA, Carpenter Lucy, wife, 23, born PA, parents born PA, keeping house Rebecca, daughter, 5, born PA Murdith, daughter, 3, born PA John, son, 2, born PA Harry, son, 7/12?, born PA Hope that helps, Cathy

Huntersglenn wrote: > I found Pearl's family in the 1900 Federal Census (the page is difficult > to read in places): > Cathy Thank you for the assist. I have Pearl's family from pre 1910 but the Heritage quest image for 1910 was virtually un-readable for Pearl's married name and her husbands name. I took a chance and searched for Pearl in Allegheny in 1910 on Ancestry and found the entry for Pearl G. Benckert and guessed it was her. You have confirmed it for me. I am still not sure the last name is Benckert but at least I have his first name now. Thanks again. -- Gene Y. n2kvs Researching Young, Zies, Harer & Cox with Legacy Family Tree http://h1.ripway.com/egptech/