Census
Date | April 1, 1940 |
Place | Rockland, Knox County, Maine, United States |
Description | 7 Pink St |
Narrative
The most likely person to be "Oscar Cowan" in Rockland, Maine, is George Oscar Abbott, who lived in the area all of his life, and is father of Charles O Abbott, who elsewhere is identified as the master on a barge. Charles' wife, the former Ruth Clark, is also 'married, living apart from spouse' in Vinalhaven in 1940.
1940 Census, Rockland, Knox County, Maine
renting for $10 at 7 Pink St
Oscar Cowan 58, head, divorced, 6 years of school, born in Maine, parents also, lived in Rockland in 1935, is working at public work, 30 hours a week [but scratched out, I think because the column was not for public work], 200 weeks out of work at the time [but scratched out and code V3 entered instead], occupation: laborer at a brook project, worked 52 weeks last year for $528
Oliver Abbott, 31, son, married but apart from mate, 6 years of school, born in Maine, unknown where he lived in 1935, is not working, is seeking work, 2 weeks out of work, occupation: seaman on a barge, worked 52 weeks last year for $600
Also in the household is a housekeeper and her son. There is no indication of who provided the information for this household.
Source References
-
1940 United States Census
-
- Page: Rockland, Knox County, Maine
-