Census Information for George Bassian

Enumeration District No: 597	Sheet No: 81A | (Original)
Line Number:	35
Also resident:	Alessi, George Joseph Anderson, Albert Anderson, Howard L Anderson, Julius E Angelson, Samuel W Ashcraft, Garold A Ayers, Fred L Bain, Adrian L Bain, Iris G Balnis, Frank Bassian, George Ber, Michael J Bielenda, George Bothwell, John G Botsford, Charles Burns, Thomas Buzby, James Callahan, Harold M Carani, Mark Chanis, Gus Daly, Harry Fanti, Anton Fichera, Frank Fisher, Wade Floe, Martha Helen Frumveller, Robert J Fuemmeler, Fred C Gariltor, Fredrick Gelines, William Grabert, Alice Louis Grabert, Frank Ham, Walter Franis Hargis, Henry Imes, Frank J Johnson, Clifford N Johnson, Edward Johnson, Marida E Kett, Michael Knapp, Floyd L Knudson, Conrad Lamax, Tom E Larsh, Ralph Lorimer, Carl Carris Martin, Walter McMillan, Archibold D Mooney, Charles M Morgan, William M Mulvaney, Jerome Neubauer, Casper J Passe, Calvin G Pearson, Gustar S Perlowski, Albert Peterson, Le Roy Pickhardt, Freda L Powers, Redmond Pricket, Charles J Raisman, Conrad Redding, Emmett F Regan, Fred Roberts, Carl Roed, Griff D Rymkus, Joseph Seagrist, Gerald J Seff, Ralph Shipp, Fred L Stengel, George Henry Stinchfield, Frank A Todd, Mildred Tosh, Casper Wettengel, Albert B White, Michael Robert Wicklund, August A Wilda, Jacob Wimmel, John Woodbeck, Delbert Woodbeck, Dorothy Woodlock, Frank C Youngquist, Gordon

Identification

Name:	Bassian, George
Soundex values:	B250 Soundex is a method for indexing names by sound as pronounced in English, attempting to match names despite minor differences in spelling.
Age in 1940:	Age: 42
Marital status:	Single
Race & gender:	White Male
Address:	11111 Forrestville

Occupation

Occupation:	Tailor
Department & employer:	Clothing Store
Original census entry:   Occupation entries in this data set were standardized and translated to conform to Department of Labor categories. Here is the original census entry.	Tailor Clothing Store

PULLMAN HISTORY

The Property at 11111 Forrestville
was known as HOTEL Hotel Florence before 1907.

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