Pollard, Jab. (not sure what that would be an abbreviation for) Pollard, Helen S. Although I believe that the Olenbaughs offered above are correct, what I READ was Esenckaugh, Eddmar
Pollard, Job Pollard, Helen S. the "O" is a crossout of an E, the census writer started to write the first name and then started over with the last name so the last one is Scarbaugh, Emmar --- ???
I'd say Pollard although the r does look like an s.
ReplyDeleteOoops, that will teach me to read all the text properly:
ReplyDelete1. Job Pollard
2. Helen S. Pollard
3. Edmar Olenbaugh (not sure about this one)
Pollard Job [Maybe Jab ?]
ReplyDeletePollard Helen S.
Olenbaugh Ednmar
Pollard, Jab. (not sure what that would be an abbreviation for)
ReplyDeletePollard, Helen S.
Although I believe that the Olenbaughs offered above are correct, what I READ was
Esenckaugh, Eddmar
The "P" could also be a D, So maybe Pollard or Dollard and the mother looks like an E inside an O at the beginning of last name
ReplyDeletePollard Job
ReplyDeletePollard Helen S
Osenbaugh Emmar
Pollard Job
ReplyDeletePollard Helen S
Osenbaugh Eimmar
Of course I have been following your research on this family, so my answer may not count.
Pollard, Job
ReplyDeletePollard, Helen S.
the "O" is a crossout of an E, the census writer started to write the first name and then started over with the last name
so the last one is Scarbaugh, Emmar --- ???
Pollard, Job
ReplyDelete" Helen S.
Obenbaugh, Elmmas
Job Pollard
ReplyDeleteHelen S.
Emmar Osenbaugh
It looks like the enumerator started to put Emmar's first name first and then realized the mistake and wrote over it.
mother could be Esmmar Senbaugh
ReplyDeleteTo me it looks like;
ReplyDeletePollard, Jab (Jacob)
Pollard, Helen S
Seaebaugh, Edelmar (or Ellinar/Ellinor)
I agree with the rest--Jab (Jacob) Pollard and Helen Pollard.
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