Surnames I am researching William Francis FOSTER (chr. AUG 1870, England--d. Aft. 1930, St. Louis) listed as newspaper compositor in 1930 census and living at 5848 Wabada Ave. (formerly North Market St.) CHILD Leslie Francis FOSTER (b. 1894) served in WWI; listed as printing salesman in 1930 census and living in Richmond Hts. Hilda FOSTER (bet. 1874 & 1878, England--d. Aft. 1920, St. Louis) m. Unknown GROBY/GROBEY Listed as widow living at 4329 Gano St. in 1920 census CHILDREN Lillian GROBY (abt. 1898; bank clerk in 1920) Clarence GROBY (abt. 1910) George C. GROBY (bef. 1910; not living with family in 1920) Mabel Emma FOSTER (chr. JUL 1873, England--d. Aft. 1930, St. Louis) m. Thomas Henry MAYCOCK (17 APR 1870, Blackjack, St. Louis Co.--d. Bef. 1930) Mabel was widowed head of household in 1930 census and listed as living at 1846? Theobald St. CHILDREN Myra C. MAYCOCK (abt. 1906; bookkeeper in 1930) Mabel F. MAYCOCK (abt. 1910; librarian in 1930) Thomas F. MAYCOCK (abt. 1913) Rose MAYCOCK (not living with family in 1930) Eileen MAYCOCK (not living with family in 1930) Eusebius HUBBARD (1743, Virginia--7 MAR 1818, Florissant, St. Louis, Missouri) m. Amy DURRETT Buried in Coldwater Cemetery on Old Halls Ferry Rd. in Florissant; veteran of American Revolution Sons Durrett HUBBARD and grandson Daniel HUBBARD settled in Boone Co., Missouri (and were ancestors of Bertha Stewart KUNTZ below) Arthur KUNTZ (1 APR 1844, Cologne, Saxony--1 JUN 1880, St. Louis) m. Lisette ZINGSHEIM Arthur was in military service in Prussia during the 1860's and emigrated to the United States abt 1874. He worked as an auditor/accountant for a liquor distributor and traveled to Tennessee, Louisiana, and to German settlements in Texas. CHILD Arthur William KUNTZ (1 DEC 1877, St. Louis--2 JUN 1957, St. Louis) m. Bertha STEWART (19 SEP 1882, Columbia, Boone Co., MO.--DEC 1983, St. Louis) Arthur W. was a music teacher, musician, and salesman in a music store. He was a member of Erwin Lodge No. 121. He and Bertha owned a home at 7417 Devonshire Ave. and were buried in St. Paul's Churchyard. Bertha was under the guardianship of James H. Reed of Boone Co. (an uncle) until 1900 when she turned 18. She received notice of the final settlement of her guardianship while living at 4564 Swan Ave. in St. Louis (possibly with Stewart relatives?)