Harry C. Maxfield married WILHELMINA VAN BERGEN about 1904 (1930 census). Welhelmina, often called "Minnie," was born at the Netherlands about 1879/80 (1910 census), and came to America as a child in 1883 (1910 census).
The 1910 census (1166:1:279A) found Harry C. and Minnie Maxfield at Cleveland, Ohio. Harry, age 31, was a switchman for a steam railroad. Minnie, age 30, was born in the Netherlands to a Dutch father and German mother. Harry and Minnie had been married five years, and she had two children, both living: Virgil, age 4, and Dorothy, age 1.
The 1920 census (1360:3A) located this family at 10813 Bellaire Road, Cleveland:
Name | Related | Sex | Race | Age | MS | B | FB | MB | Occupation |
Maxfield, Harry C. | head | M | W | 40 | M | OH | VT | OH | switchman railroad |
Maxfield, Minnie | wife | F | W | 39 | M | Netherlands German |
Netherlands Dutch |
Rhine Prov. German |
none |
Maxfield, Virgil | son | M | W | 13 | S | OH | OH | Netherlands German |
none |
Maxfield, Dorothy | daughter | F | W | 11 | S | OH | OH | Netherlands German |
none |
Maxfield, Harry A. | son | M | W | 8 | S | OH | OH | Netherlands German |
none |
The household included three boarders.
The 1930 census (1762:14A) found Harry C. and Minnie Maxfield at 10813 Blaine Ridge (probably the same address as in 1920; I don't know which reading of the street name is correct), Cleveland. Harry, 51, was conductor on a steam railroad. Wife Minnie was 49, son Harry A. 18. Daughter Dorothy, 21, worked as a stenographer for a steam railroad.
Wilhelmina Maxfield died at North Olmstead, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, on 2 February 1952 (Murphy). Harry C. Maxfield died on 13 April 1962 (Sandie).
Harry C. Maxfield and his wife Wilhelmina Van Bergen had the following children:
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