Laurie: On the 1930 census questions: -- my best guess is Wm. Jos. Fee -- James Sickle is at house number 1530. He was first married at age 21, which makes sense given the children's ages. His wife's marriage age of 38 must be a mistake by the enumerator. 18 would make sense. It seems to me he is a pipefitter for a fertilizer plant. On your 1900 census question: -- the census ED is 655, sheet 13. Address is correct. He's age 13, son of Mary Sekel, listed as a housekeeper for head of household Patrick Consadine (sp?), age 67. There are no other residents listed. On your 1920 census question: -- the census ED is 1002, sheet 5A. Address is correct. James SEKEL (indexed as SAKEL in Ancestry) is living in the home of mother-in-law Bridget Fay. Brother-in-law William Fay (19) is also present. Your James, age 33, pipefitter/shipyard, is widowed. He is listed with children William (7), James (5) and John (4). Hope this helps. Regards, Tom White Paris, France