1930 United States Federal Census

Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): consistent, confidence 3/4, tier record.
The image is readable. Line 93 (Sheet 22B, ED 40-112) lists Frank Konecny, aged 35, born in Austria, with mother tongue Bohemian and year of immigration 1913. This independently corroborates the 1913 arrival year in the obituary-based claim. It does not establish the arrival place or exact date, so it is consistent rather than fully supportive.
Matches: Line 93: Frank Konecny, head, age 35 (born about 1895), born Austria, mother tongue Bohemian, living in Milwaukee, Ward 9; Year of immigration column shows 1913, matching the claimed arrival year; Occupation welder, steel company; wife Lillian and sons Edward, John and Louis in household; Milwaukee residence in 1930 fits the claim of arrival in Milwaukee
Limits: Census gives year of immigration to the US only, not the date or port of arrival; It does not show that he arrived in Milwaukee in 1913, only that he immigrated that year; The year is handwritten and small, so the 1913 reading is slightly uncertain; The claim is sourced to an obituary; this census only corroborates it indirectly; Austria and Bohemian are the census labels; they do not give a specific birthplace