1910 United States Federal Census

Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): supports, confidence 3/4, tier record.
Line 66 of sheet 23B is a young female boarder aged 18, single, born in Illinois to German parents, living with the Schultz family in Chicago Ward 12. This matches the claim's place, date, marital status and relationship. The occupation reads 'Scarf Maker' rather than 'Scrap Man', so the claim's note carries a transcription error, and the surname appears as Schill rather than Chill.
Matches: Sheet 23B, ED 586, Chicago Ward 12, Cook County, Illinois, enumerated April 1910, matches the citation and the claimed place; Line 66 is a boarder in the household of William Schultz (line 60), listed as 'Schill' with a first name that looks like Meta or Anata; Relation is Boarder, sex F, white, age 18, single (S); Age 18 in April 1910 gives a birth year of about 1891–92, consistent with 1892; Born Illinois to German-born parents, which fits the family; The occupation entry appears to be 'Scarf Maker' in a piano manufactory, the same as Minnie Schultz on line 62
Flags: The occupation in the claim, 'Scrap Man', looks like a misreading of 'Scarf Maker' in the image; The surname on the sheet appears as 'Schill', not 'Chill'. This is probably a transcription or indexing variant, and the first name is hard to read
Limits: The census gives an age, not a birth date, so it cannot confirm the full name Meta Ida Amalia or the year 1892 exactly; The handwriting of the first name on line 66 is hard to read; The census does not give a middle name