Citation · C0639 · record
1920 United States Federal Census
Year: 1920; Census Place: Manitowoc Ward 4, Manitowoc, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_1994; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 103
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Transcription and reasoning
Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): consistent, confidence 2/4, tier record.
The image shows the Konecny household on sheet 7B with Anna as wife, age 28, born Bohemia, and an immigration year entered in the 1910s. This fits the claimed birth year of 1891 and an arrival around 1913. The handwriting for Anna's immigration year is too unclear to confirm 1913 over 1914, and her maiden name does not appear, so the record is consistent with the claim but does not state it.
Matches: Household at lines 57–58 on sheet 7B, Manitowoc, Wisconsin: Konecny, head, with wife Anna, age 28, born Bohemia; Anna's age of 28 in January 1920 implies a birth year of about 1891, matching the 1891 in the claim; The year-of-immigration column (13) is filled in for both spouses, with a year in the 1910s; Both spouses are listed as born in Bohemia, with Bohemian parents and mother tongue, which fits a Czech immigrant couple
Limits: Anna's immigration year on line 58 is handwritten and hard to read; it could be 1913 or 1914, so it cannot be firmly tied to the claimed 1913 arrival; The head's entry on line 57 looks like 1913, but the first name is not clearly legible; The census gives no maiden name, so the Tauber surname cannot be confirmed; A census records immigration year only, not an arrival date, ship or port
What it supports
- Arrival · 1913 — Anna Tauber Konecny