Had no luck finding Leonard in 1920, but found an L K GOODMAN, 29, (in Huntingdon Co) which I thought the K could be an R, with a wife Norah, 27 and children Dorothy, 4, Lester, 2 and Guy 9/12 and next family was Almanda GOODMAN, 62, widowed, with son, Paul, who was a plumber in his brother's shop and LK was a city plumber. So, I assumed that was wrong family since I found Leonard in other census. 1900 Clinton Co, Loganton Boro GOODMAN, Samuel, 46, b. 12/1853, married 23 yrs, laborer, logging, own free home Dora, 41, wife, 41, b. 12/1858, 5 children / 3 living Fred M, 14, b. 10/1885 Leonard R, 10, b. 5/1890 Alicia I, 2, b. 11/1897 All born PA, PA, PA and yes the months were indicated by numbers (I never ran across that before) 1910, same town GOODMAN, Samuel F, 56, off jobs, own free home Dora J, 52 Fred M, 24, Railroad Leonard R, 20, Bookkeeper, ~~ Co Elitia I, 12 In 1920, I found this in Erie Co, 2-wd Erie (I seen a post for Nagle) NAGLE, Edward H, head, 37, cashier, Railroad Office Mary E, wife 40 Paul, son, 14 MaDora, daughter, 12 Murtta, duaghter, 23, clerk, Railroad Office GOODMAN, Samuel, father in law, 65, widowed, Laborer, metal works So, if this is your family, Leonard is about 5 yrs younger. Karen ---- kerm goda <kermgoda@epix.net> wrote: > Please look for Leonard R. GOODMAN, age 35 years and born in PA. Both > his parents were born in PA. Thanx. Kerm > > > ==== PA-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > #8) The subject line of your message should contain ONLY the following information, > of course related to your particular question: > YEAR/COUNTY/SURNAME > And always try to retain that same information in the original > subject line when you are responding to that query. Put all other relevant info into the message body. > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >