1920 United States Federal Census

Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): consistent, confidence 2/4, tier record.
On sheet 7A the household of George A. Bouska includes wife Frances, age 36, born in Bohemia, with an immigration year of about 1903. This fits the claimed 1903 arrival and a birth around 1883, but the census does not show the exact date, the port or her maiden name. It is a weak corroboration of the arrival year only, and the passenger list itself is the evidence for the claim.
Matches: Household on sheet 7A, Manitowoc Ward 6: George A. Bouska (head, 42, Bohemia) with wife Frances/Františka, age 36, born Bohemia; Wife's age of 36 gives a birth year of about 1883–84, which fits Františka (1883–1955); Year of immigration for the wife appears to be 1903, matching the claimed arrival on 1 Oct 1903; The older children were born in Illinois (Frances 12, George 11, Emma 9), which fits a family that settled in the Chicago area after 1903
Limits: The census gives only a year of immigration (about 1903), not the date, port, ship or New York.; The record does not give the wife's maiden name Tauber, so it does not link her to the Tauber arrival record or to brother Vaclav.; The handwriting for the immigration year and naturalization status is hard to read, so 1903 is a probable reading.; The census cannot confirm the arrival-list index details ('Frantiska Pauber', age 20, ship Fürst Bismarck).