1930 United States Federal Census

Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): consistent, confidence 2/4, tier record.
The image shows Peter Konecny's household in Manitowoc Ward 6 with wife Annie, 37, born in Czechoslovakia, immigrated in 1911, speaking Bohemian. This is plausibly the same woman, but the census cannot confirm the exact date or village. The stated age is about a year younger than the claimed birth would produce, which is a minor discrepancy and common in census data.
Matches: Household of Peter Konecny (head, 36) includes wife Annie, age 37, in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, matching the citation's census place, page 30A and ED 36-20; Annie's birthplace is Czechoslovakia, as are her parents' birthplaces, consistent with a Bohemian birth; Mother tongue is Bohemian and she immigrated in 1911; Age 37 on 26 April 1930 implies a birth around 1892-93, near the claimed 1891
Flags: Age 37 at an April 1930 census implies a birth in 1892 or early 1893, which is a year or more off the claimed 15 September 1891; an age of 38 would be expected; Annie is listed under her married name with no maiden name, so the link to Anna Tauber is by inference
Limits: Census gives age, not a birth date, so 15 September 1891 cannot be confirmed; Birthplace is given only as Czechoslovakia, with no village; Mostiště, Rokycany is not stated; The census does not name her parents or maiden name, so it cannot confirm she is Anna Tauber; The 1930 census was enumerated on 26 April 1930, so a September 1891 birth would make her 38