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- ?b?New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957:
?/b?Richard Nagel arrived in New York on April 16, 1890, age 24, male, German, intended destination of Chicago. He was aboard the ship "Friesland" which departed from Antwerp, Belgium. He appeared to be traveling alone.
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Naturalization Record:?/b?
Richard Nagel of 881 W. 21st Place, Chicago was naturalized October 2, 1896. Certificate #15826. Born in Germany. Witness Edward Kanies, 925 S. Leavitt St. (House was probably renumbered in 1908.)
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Census Records:?/b?
The U.S. census of 1900 shows Richard Nagel living at 900 W. 20th Street in Chicago. The family consisted of Richard, born August 1866 in Germany, married 8 years, came to the United States in 1891, naturalized; wife Adeline, born May 1868 in Germany, came to the U.S. in 1892, mother of 5 children; daughter Lizzie, born December 1893 in Illinois; daughter Martha, born August 1895; daughter Helena, born July 1896; son Walter, born May 1897; and son Will(?), born January 1900.
The U.S. census of 1910 shows the same family living at 2838 S. 42 Court (later renamed Tripp Avenue) in Chicago. This census shows Richard came to the U.S. in 1889, a finisher in a piano factory, owning his own home. Children are Lizzie, Martha, Helen, Walter, and Willie, aged 18, 16, 14, 12, and 10.
The census of 1920 shows the family living at 2838 S. Tripp in Chicago. Family members are Richard 53, Adeline 51, and Walter 21. Richard came to the U.S. in 1890 and was a finisher in a piano factory.
The census of 1920 also shows Edgar Samuelson, age 29, born in Illinois, parents from Sweden; wife Martha, 25, born in Illinois, parents from Germany; son Edgar, age 6/12, born in Illinois; and brother-in-law William Nagel, 20, born in Illinois, parents from Germany, working as a stock keeper in a carburetor company. This family was living at 4148 W. 21st Place in Chicago.
The census of 1930 shows Richard Nagel, age 65; wife Adeline, age 62, living at 2838 Tripp Avenue in Chicago. He was still working as a finisher in a piano factory. He came to the U.S. in 1898 [sic] and she in 1901; both naturalized citizens.
The census of 1930 shows the Samuelson family, again composed of Edgar R., wife Martha, son Edgar R., Jr., and brother-in-law William T. Nagel living at 1434 N. Waller Ave. in Chicago. It shows William Nagel as married, but this is probably in error, since no wife is shown, and the age at first marriage is blank.
The census of 1940 shows Richard Nagel, 74, occupation of piano finisher; wife Adeline, 71; at 2638 [sic] S. Tripp Avenue in Chicago. Also living at this address was Helen Heyden, 56, widow; her son Ervin, 26, born in Illinois, a cabinet maker.
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?b?Death Records:?/b?
The "Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947" lists Richard R. Nagel, Born 16 Aug 1866 Bethlehem, Germany; Died 25 March 1942 Chicago, Illinois; Buried 28 March 1942 at Concordia, Forest Park, Illinois; age 76; Occupation: piano finisher-retired; White; Married; Male; Father's name: August; Father's birth place: Germany; Mother's name: Heinz; Mother's birth place: Germany; Spouse name: Adeline; FHL film number: 1953742.
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1865 - 1942 (76 years)
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