George Graham worked as “Core Maker” in 1910 (industry “Locomotive Works”). He lived at 106 Seneca St in Schenectady in 1910. He was listed as the son of Charles C Graham.
Census sources: 1910 census, 1910: Charles Grame
1915 NY State census, 1920 U.S. census and 1910-1915 city directories list surname as Graham
| Also recorded as | George Grame |
|---|---|
| Born | About 1892 |
| Race | White |
| Sex | Male |
| Person ID | 20890 |
| Year | Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | POB | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1910 | Grame, George | Son | 106 Seneca St | 18 | White | New York | Single | Core Maker |
| Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | POB | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grame, Charles | Head | 106 Seneca St | 48 | White | Scotland | 1st Marriage | Machinist |
| Grame, Lizzie | Wife | 106 Seneca St | 36 | White | Pennsylvania | 1st Marriage | None |
| Grame, Charlie | Son | 106 Seneca St | 12 | White | New York | Single | None |
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