1910 United States Federal Census

Validator (claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-10-28): supports, confidence 3/4, tier record.
The image shows the household of Towny Tauber, 23, born Bohemia, in Collinsville Ward 3, Madison County, Illinois, in April 1910. It lists wife Lizzie, 20, and son William, 1, exactly as the claim note describes. The residence claim is supported. The only open points are the Towny/Antonín name equivalence and the small page and ED differences from the citation.
Matches: Census heading: Collinsville Township, Collinsville city (part of), Ward 3, Madison County, Illinois, enumerated 27 April 1910; Line 14: "Tauber, Towny", head, male, white, age 23, married, born Bohemia, with Bohemian parents; the age fits birth in 1887; Line 15: Lizzie, wife, age 20, born Illinois, 1 child born and living; Line 16: William, son, age 1, single, born Illinois; Household composition matches the claim note: wife Lizzie 20, son William 1; Occupation is coal miner (labor), consistent with the Collinsville coal-mining area
Limits: The census gives the name as "Towny" (Tony), so the link to Antonín is inferred from the Bohemian birthplace, age and family; The census gives an age, not a birth date, so it does not confirm 1887 exactly or the death year 1939; The sheet on the image reads 23A and the enumeration district looks like 84, while the citation says page 24a and ED 0034. This is probably a difference between Ancestry's page numbering and the stamped sheet, or a misread handwritten number, but it is worth checking; A census records residence on one date only