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This 1910 Census shows John Beckwith (line 58) as the head of household with his wife of 3 years, Rosa, and their 1-year-old daughter, Mary.

Charlie Crump (line 80) is enumerated along with his wife, Mary, their 5 children, 2 adopted children and boarders living together. He is still a farmer at this point, but now has learned to write.

This document shows Louisa Adams with her husband, son and daughter-in-law and grandchildren. She is documented on line 67. The family is now residing in Wake County, North Carolina and Louisa has learned to read by 1910 in comparison to the census…

This picture was taken during the time of the interview for the Writers Project Administration.

This is a picture of Sarah Gudger (121) after her interview with a worker of the Federal Writer's Project.

This is a picture of John Beckwith (83) after his interview with Mary A. Wicks of the Federal Writers Project.

This is a picture taken after the interview of Charlie Crump by the Works Progress Administration worker.

This death certificate documents the passing of John Beckwith and has information such as her parents, cause of death, residence and occupation.

Charles Henry Crump's death certificate shows him as 86 years old and a resident of Wake County, North Carolina.

This death certificate shows information about the cause of death for Louisa's husband, and shows that there was a name change that happened from Harrington to Adams (as his parents are both documented as Harringtons).