The
appearance of this house can be imagined
from
the photo of its twin, 201 N. 34th.
The
History of the Building
1969: The houses on the east side of the 200 block of
Previous Residents
1900:
Caroline H Woodruff * 46 Widowed,
one child; owned free of a mortgage
Frank O Woodruff 30 Son-in-law;
secretary and treasurer of a corporation
Martha W Woodruff 26 Daughter;
married 6 years, no children
Julie Morris 47 Servant;
single; born in
*
Is her last name the same as her son-in-law’s? His name is correct.
1898-‘99 Blue Book list Frank O. Woodruff next door at 201 N.
34th.
1895 Directory: Woodruff, Frank O. (Jno Woodruff & Sons), h 133 N 18th
Woodruff, John Sons (J. Addison and Frank
O.), printing inks, 1217 Cherry
1906 Blue Book: Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Anck
1910:
Charles F Anck 39 Real
estate “promoter;” married twice; parents born in
Rose P Anck 39 Own income; Married twice, 8 years in current marriage;
mother born in
Dorothy J Anck 14 Daughter
[of Charles]
Charles F Anck
7 Son
John H Anck
5 Son
William Anck
3 Son
Katie McDonnell 42 House [?]
girl; single; born in
Mary Phillips 32 Cook;
single; born in
In 1880, Charles was 9 years old,
living with his mother in his grandfather’s house, 1308 N. 5th St. His grandfather,
Charles F. Glading, was a butcher. Charles’s father was born in
1920:
Phileman (?) A Hemsley 54 Doorman at a
soap manufacturing co.; born in
Catherine Hemsley 38 Wife; born in
– 2nd
household:
John P Yergey 42 Railroad foeman
Annie N Yergey 40
– Others are also
listed as head of household (probably lodgers rather than boarders)
Mary M Patton 38 High school teacher
Elsa Butz 38 Chief operator for telephone co.
Maude G Hopkins 63 Single; born in
John G Rodgers 34 Works for maker of locomotives; born in