1910 Census: Claus Christenson (23) born about 1886 in Sweden, was married to Anna Christenson (26) born about 1884 in Sweden. They were living in Geneva Ward 1, Kane Illinois. They had one child: Carl (1).
1918 World War I Draft Registration: Claus Alben Christenson (33) born August 22 1885, was living in St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, where his occupation was carpenter working at odd jobs. His nearest relative was his wife Annie Christenson. Physical description: medium height and build, brown eyes, and dark hair.
1920 Census: Claus Christenson (34) was married to Anna Christenson (36). They were living on Juno Street in St. Paul Ward 5, Ramsey, Minnesota. Claus' occupation - Carpenter for a construction company. Children: Car (11), Harry (9), Arthur (7), Walter (4), and Martha (2).
1930 Census: Claus A Christenson (44) and his wife Anna L Christenson (46) were farming in Port Hope Township, Beltrami, Minnesota. Children: Arthur L (17), Walter N (14), Martha E (12), Ray E (10), and Earl C (3).
1940 Census: Claus Christenson (55) born about 1885 in Sweden, was married to Anna Christenson (57) born about 1883 in Sweden. In 1940 they were living in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. This census indicates they had been living in Tenstrike, Beltrami, Minnesota in 1935. Children: Harry (30) born about 1910 in Illinois, Ray (20) born about 1920 in Minnesota, and Earl (13) was born about 1927 in Minnesota.
1942 World War II Draft Registration: Claus A Christenson (56) born August 22 1885 in Sweden, was living at 150 Morton Street in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. His wife, Anna Christenson is listed as the person who would always know his address. He was employed by John Bloomdahl, First Stree, Batavia, Kane, Illinois.
1918 World War I Draft Registration: Claus Alben Christenson (33) born August 22 1885, was living in St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, where his occupation was carpenter working at odd jobs. His nearest relative was his wife Annie Christenson. Physical description: medium height and build, brown eyes, and dark hair.
1920 Census: Claus Christenson (34) was married to Anna Christenson (36). They were living on Juno Street in St. Paul Ward 5, Ramsey, Minnesota. Claus' occupation - Carpenter for a construction company. Children: Car (11), Harry (9), Arthur (7), Walter (4), and Martha (2).
1930 Census: Claus A Christenson (44) and his wife Anna L Christenson (46) were farming in Port Hope Township, Beltrami, Minnesota. Children: Arthur L (17), Walter N (14), Martha E (12), Ray E (10), and Earl C (3).
1940 Census: Claus Christenson (55) born about 1885 in Sweden, was married to Anna Christenson (57) born about 1883 in Sweden. In 1940 they were living in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. This census indicates they had been living in Tenstrike, Beltrami, Minnesota in 1935. Children: Harry (30) born about 1910 in Illinois, Ray (20) born about 1920 in Minnesota, and Earl (13) was born about 1927 in Minnesota.
1942 World War II Draft Registration: Claus A Christenson (56) born August 22 1885 in Sweden, was living at 150 Morton Street in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. His wife, Anna Christenson is listed as the person who would always know his address. He was employed by John Bloomdahl, First Stree, Batavia, Kane, Illinois.
1910 Census: Claus Christenson (23) born about 1886 in Sweden, was married to Anna Christenson (26) born about 1884 in Sweden. They were living in Geneva Ward 1, Kane Illinois. They had one child: Carl (1).
1918 World War I Draft Registration: Claus Alben Christenson (33) born August 22 1885, was living in St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, where his occupation was carpenter working at odd jobs. His nearest relative was his wife Annie Christenson. Physical description: medium height and build, brown eyes, and dark hair.
1920 Census: Claus Christenson (34) was married to Anna Christenson (36). They were living on Juno Street in St. Paul Ward 5, Ramsey, Minnesota. Claus' occupation - Carpenter for a construction company. Children: Car (11), Harry (9), Arthur (7), Walter (4), and Martha (2).
1930 Census: Claus A Christenson (44) and his wife Anna L Christenson (46) were farming in Port Hope Township, Beltrami, Minnesota. Children: Arthur L (17), Walter N (14), Martha E (12), Ray E (10), and Earl C (3).
1940 Census: Claus Christenson (55) born about 1885 in Sweden, was married to Anna Christenson (57) born about 1883 in Sweden. In 1940 they were living in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. This census indicates they had been living in Tenstrike, Beltrami, Minnesota in 1935. Children: Harry (30) born about 1910 in Illinois, Ray (20) born about 1920 in Minnesota, and Earl (13) was born about 1927 in Minnesota.
1942 World War II Draft Registration: Claus A Christenson (56) born August 22 1885 in Sweden, was living at 150 Morton Street in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. His wife, Anna Christenson is listed as the person who would always know his address. He was employed by John Bloomdahl, First Stree, Batavia, Kane, Illinois.
1918 World War I Draft Registration: Claus Alben Christenson (33) born August 22 1885, was living in St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, where his occupation was carpenter working at odd jobs. His nearest relative was his wife Annie Christenson. Physical description: medium height and build, brown eyes, and dark hair.
1920 Census: Claus Christenson (34) was married to Anna Christenson (36). They were living on Juno Street in St. Paul Ward 5, Ramsey, Minnesota. Claus' occupation - Carpenter for a construction company. Children: Car (11), Harry (9), Arthur (7), Walter (4), and Martha (2).
1930 Census: Claus A Christenson (44) and his wife Anna L Christenson (46) were farming in Port Hope Township, Beltrami, Minnesota. Children: Arthur L (17), Walter N (14), Martha E (12), Ray E (10), and Earl C (3).
1940 Census: Claus Christenson (55) born about 1885 in Sweden, was married to Anna Christenson (57) born about 1883 in Sweden. In 1940 they were living in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. This census indicates they had been living in Tenstrike, Beltrami, Minnesota in 1935. Children: Harry (30) born about 1910 in Illinois, Ray (20) born about 1920 in Minnesota, and Earl (13) was born about 1927 in Minnesota.
1942 World War II Draft Registration: Claus A Christenson (56) born August 22 1885 in Sweden, was living at 150 Morton Street in Batavia, Kane, Illinois. His wife, Anna Christenson is listed as the person who would always know his address. He was employed by John Bloomdahl, First Stree, Batavia, Kane, Illinois.
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