The 1920 Census shows Otto C. Sockman (Laakmann) and wife Charlotte living in Indianapolis with children Agnes (age 4 years and 5 months) and Henry (age 2 years and 8 months). The 1930 Census shows Agnes Laakman living at the Epileptic Village in Prairie, Henry County, Indiana. She is also shown in the 1930 Census as Agnes Laskman, an invalid living in Union Township, Hendricks County, Indiana with her parents and brother Henry. Her Indiana death certificate indicates she died at the Indiana Village for Epileptics and was buried at an unnamed cemetery in Indianapolis. (Note: Our thanks to Find A Grave contributor Carol Wilmoth Federspill who found Agnes was buried at Mount Jackson Cemetery on April 5, 1939.)
The 1920 Census shows Otto C. Sockman (Laakmann) and wife Charlotte living in Indianapolis with children Agnes (age 4 years and 5 months) and Henry (age 2 years and 8 months). The 1930 Census shows Agnes Laakman living at the Epileptic Village in Prairie, Henry County, Indiana. She is also shown in the 1930 Census as Agnes Laskman, an invalid living in Union Township, Hendricks County, Indiana with her parents and brother Henry. Her Indiana death certificate indicates she died at the Indiana Village for Epileptics and was buried at an unnamed cemetery in Indianapolis. (Note: Our thanks to Find A Grave contributor Carol Wilmoth Federspill who found Agnes was buried at Mount Jackson Cemetery on April 5, 1939.)
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