1930 United States Federal Census

Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): consistent, confidence 2/4, tier record.
The 1930 census at Manitowoc shows Annie Konecny, 37, born Czechoslovakia, wife of Peter Konecny, with immigration year 1911. This fits the claimed 1911 arrival but does not document the ship, the date, or the destination. It is a supporting, indirect record only, and the arrival claim needs the manifest itself.
Matches: Household of Peter Konecny (head, 36) and wife Annie (37), both born Czechoslovakia, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, is on the sheet (lines 6-11); Annie's year of immigration reads as 1911, which fits an arrival on 20 Feb 1911; Annie's age of 37 implies a birth around 1892-93, near the claimed 1891; Annie's mother tongue is Bohemian, consistent with a Mostice origin
Limits: This is a 1930 census, not the 1911 passenger manifest, so it cannot show the ship, the arrival date, the port, the place of departure, or the relatives named; The census gives only a year of immigration (1911), not a date or port; The surname Tauber and the Mostice origin do not appear in this record; Annie's age of 37 implies about 1892-93, a one-to-two year difference from the 1891 birth in the claim, which is within normal census error; The census does not link this Annie to the Anna Tauber on the ship manifest; identity depends on other evidence