1940 United States Federal Census

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Name

William Wideman

Age

Estimated Birth Year

abt 1902

Gender

Male

Race

White

Birthplace

Missouri

Marital Status

Single

Relation to Head of House

Inmate

Home in 1940

Joliet, Will, Illinois

Street

1900 Collins Street

House Number

Sheet Number

18B

Institution

Illinois State Penitentiary Joliet

Attended School or College

Highest Grade Completed

Elementary school, 4th grade

Hours Worked Week Prior to Census

Neighbors

Household Members (Name)	Age	Relationship
Stanley Platt	27	Inmate
William Henlerson	57	Inmate
Herman Constant	35	Inmate
Ernest Armstrong	32	Inmate
Lonzo Simpkins	47	Inmate
Donald Mumma	26	Inmate
Tate Clayton Stack	28	Inmate
Oakley Freedenbloom	26	Inmate
Leo Arnold	47	Inmate
Fred Tiedge	44	Inmate
Harry S Harding	47	Inmate
James Long	27	Inmate
John Walters	43	Inmate
Fred Booth	46	Inmate
Edgar Edwards	28	Inmate
William Craycraft	27	Inmate
William Wideman	38	Inmate
Virgil Scott	35	Inmate
William Kirsch	36	Inmate
George Van Horn	45	Inmate
Walter Lasky	34	Inmate
Calvin Thompson	28	Inmate
Nunzio Locco	26	Inmate
Lloyd Mickle	39	Inmate
Tony Serio	29	Inmate
Arthur J Van Auken	53	Inmate
Bruno Swchipmann	35	Inmate
Victor Van Schorer	40	Inmate
Amos Branham	43	Inmate
Daniel Higginbotham	31	Inmate
Patrick Prendergast	25	Inmate
Robert Harper	25	Inmate
Gust Nicholas	19	Inmate
Fred Williams	36	Inmate
Alferd Rotobilski	23	Inmate
Robert La Bold	20	Inmate
Lester Underwood	30	Inmate
Charles Brozis	24	Inmate
John Beles	29	Inmate
Goldie Strawmat	41	Inmate
Roy White	52	Inmate
Jake Ford	44	Inmate
Will Davis	53	Inmate
Sylvester Hollis	46	Inmate
Barney Lowe	51	Inmate
Thomas King	32	Inmate
John Smith	30	Inmate
John Taylor	50	Inmate
Eugene Swangan	39	Inmate
David Jackson	35	Inmate
Edward Leonard	49	Inmate
William Mack	34	Inmate
Northern Taylor	39	Inmate
Robert Hobson	52	Inmate
Eddie Hill	46	Inmate
James Watts	37	Inmate
Charles Jackson	60	Inmate
Fred Wilson	37	Inmate
Marvin Rich	34	Inmate
Floyd Groves	57	Inmate
Lester Freeman	35	Inmate
Cornelius Johnson	47	Inmate
McKinley Le Fore	36	Inmate
James Madison	40	Inmate
Burdette McPherson	39	Inmate
William Green	42	Inmate
Earl Johnson	34	Inmate
Robert Anders	38	Inmate
James Murphy	36	Inmate
Richard Irving	38	Inmate
Clarence Baptist	35	Inmate
John Thomas	35	Inmate
Jerry McBride	40	Inmate
Jack Graner	42	Inmate
Sidney Finney	47	Inmate
Walter Hall	35	Inmate
Joe Barnes	49	Inmate
Theodore McPherson	30	Inmate
Vincent Welles	32	Inmate
Isaac Green	33	Inmate
John Mason	56	Inmate
Frank Jones	58	Inmate
Jerome Harris	27	Inmate
James Williams	46	Inmate
Preston Bracey	36	Inmate
John Harris	37	Inmate
William Donnell	32	Inmate
Merrick Woy	39	Inmate
Elias Brooks	36	Inmate
John Hutchinson	36	Inmate
Aromey Potter	43	Inmate
Roger Glover	33	Inmate
Robert Moman	26	Inmate
Emanuel Harris	33	Inmate
Jessie Jardis	58	Inmate
Charles Fletcher	30	Inmate
Ben Ford	29	Inmate
James Thompson	32	Inmate
Fred Porter	41	Inmate
John C Wisdom	36	Inmate

Source Citation

Year: 1940; Census Place: Joliet, Will, Illinois; Roll: m-t0627-00908; Page: 18B; Enumeration District: 99-64

Source Information

Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.

Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940. T627, 4,643 rolls.

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