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From: Linda Lowe <>
Subject: Re: [COULTER] 1920 Census US
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 07:37:42 -0600
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Interesting that you couldn't find Ernest Coulter on the 1920 census
because I too could not find Fred Coulter, who was a Dr., there or his
wife. I have been trying to determine his date of death but so far
no luck. I know for sure his wife was alive in 1920 and they lived in
Marinette, WI. They had a son named Lloyd who died in Florida.

Originally from Canada, our line is spelt Colter, but I notice the
family members who moved to the US started spelling their name Coulter.

Anyone else searching this line of Coulters?
Thanks for any help,

cheers,
linda



On Aug 30, 2004, at 11:26 PM, wrote:

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> In the 1930 Federal census, Ernest E Coulter (26y) is listed with his
> wife Mary (18y) and their baby daughter Ernestine, living in
> Jefferson, Cole, Missouri. It lists both of his parents, as well as
> both of Mary's parents, as being born in Missouri.
>
> On the SSDI, he is listed as Ernest Colter (without the "u") ...
>
> I haven't been able to locate him on the 1910 or 1920 census records
> ... His name was probably misspelled or abbreviated in some way. I've
> found people I was looking for indexed under names that were far
> different than what the census (and family records) showed them as
> being. Finding Ernest is not impossible, but it will probably be a
> challenge. But I'm sure you will do it!
>
> Best of luck ... I wish I was able to help more.
> KTaylor
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