Had no luck finding Anna in 1900, but here may be Julius 1900, 6-wd Pittsburgh INDEXED AS PERCHAL, Julius, head, Apr 1860, 40 married 13 yrs, b. PA, Bohemia, Bohemia, Printer, rents house Rachel, wife, Nov 1865, 35, 3 children / 2 living, b. PA, Austria, Germany Nerving, son, J~ 18~~, b. PA Morrion, son, (then they show female), J~~ 1894, 6, b. PA Horrible penmanship, then here they are in 1910, 10-wd Pittsburgh PICHEL, Julius, 50, married 22 yrs, b. PA, GER-Bohemia, printer, newpaper, own free home Rachel, 44, 3 children / 2 living, b. PA, GER-Germany, Irving, son, 18, b. PA Marion, daughter, 16, b. PA HERMAN, Mary J, servant, 17 Tried to find Anna in 1880 with no luck, but found at www.familysearch.org PEIKEL, Lewis, 25, b. PA, clerk PEIKEL, Julius, 19, b. P, Printer They were living with B N Jacobs, wife and others. Check out above websit for others in household. Below is your Anna in 1870 1870, 3-wd Pittsburgh PICHL, Anne, 42, keeping house, b. HESSE Louis, 15, clk in store, b. PA Charlotte, 12, at home,b. PA Julius, 9, b. PA At least now you have ages. No luck finding Anna, Lottie in 1880 or family in 1860 Karen ---- Juraj Tkac <jurajtkac@juno.com> wrote: > Thank you Karen & Liz for help with Frances Friedman. > The 1910 census explained many mysteries in our family lore. > > >From another branch may I have a lookup in 1900 for: > > Anna PICHEL, nee Guttman, b. Austria about 1850s. > > Names of known children: > Lottie PICHEL > Julius PICHEL > Louis PICHEL > > Julius had a son, Irving, born 1891, in Pittsburgh. > So I guess the kids were born in the 1870s > > > ==== PA-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > #0) To transcribe a census please volunteer at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/census/map.htm > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx >