1910 FEDERAL CENSUS, City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. 16-Ward ED#176 page stamped 263 Sheet 12A Ancestry.com Image 23 of 33 Roll: T624_1723 Part 2 Enumerated 23 April 1910 by Paul E Meske Dwelling #looks like 193-219 at 1829 Clybourn Street SZINYAKOWICS [SINYAKOVICH], Joseph head M24 married 1yr HunCroatian/HunCroatian/HunCroatian ~Iron Minery Worker emig looks like: 1909 ----, [ZSARACZ] Anna wife F23 m1yr 0 children-0 living HunCroatian/HunCroatian/HunCroatian emig1909 speaks Croatian ALISYCS [ELLESEG/ILIASACS], Joseph boarder M27 married 1yr Hun Magyar/Hun Magyar/Hun Magyar emig 1906 laborer Iron Minery worker b. Hun Magyar/ HunMagyar/ HunMagyar speaks Magyar [there follows a long list of boarders from Hungary living in the home that also work in the factories. Like SINYAKOVICH & Joseph ELLESEG, my great-grandfather who married Agnes, a sister of Anna (Zsaracz) Sinyakovich above, the spelling is probably phonetic as well as very hard to decipher from the handwriting; most are married although apparently the wives have not yet emigrated. As best as I could transcribe the following from the Census Image, are any of these names remotely familiar to anyone? I'd love to know if they too are "family"] DENVAR, Joseph boarder M46 m23yrs Hun~ Magyar 1908 YERKVES, Vincenz M21 single Hun~ Magyar 1906 BEGOVAS, Wenzel M44 m22yrs Hun~Magyar 1910 BENGAVACS, Marco M50 m30yrs Hun~Magyar 1908 SACA, Humbert M11? single Aust~German 1909 PAGASZ, Andrew M31 or 51 m5yrs Auss~Croatian 1910 GULANCUAS, Andrew M31 or 51 m5yrs Auss~Slovenian 1910 PAGUSZ, Mary F22 m5yrs Auss~Slovenian 1910 HZARATZ, Joseph M40 m20yrs Hun~Croatian 1904 PAPAS, John M33 m7yrs Hun~Magyar 1906 BURANI, Peter M30 m8yrs Hun~Magyar 1906 BORKOWICZ, Lucas M32 m10yrs Hun~Croatian 1907 MINKA, Peter M21 single Hun~Magyar 1909 STURVIES, Steven M28 m6yrs Hun~Croatian 1908 ROENAL, Michael M26 m 4yrs Hun~Magyar 1909 RADNABUN, Frank M38 m14yrs Hun~Magyar 1906. ======== Cynthia (Espres/Esperes) in Wisconsin