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Note: ! Informant on Fred's death certificate is Mrs. Fred Isetts (Myrtle). ! 1900 Census-West Town, Cook Co., IL; Microfilm Roll No. 261; SD No. 1; ED No. 398; Sheet No. 18; Enumerated 14 June 1900; Line No. 35; North Lawndale Ave; House No. 154; Dwelling No. 231; Family No. 305:
Isetts, Neal Hd W M Sept 1854 45 M 28 - - NY Eng. Eng. - - - R.R. Engineer 0 - Y Y Y R - H
, James S W M Mar 1886 14 S - - - NY NY NY - - - at school - 9 Y Y Y - - -
, Fred S W M Mar 1891 9 S - - - WI NY NY - - - at school - 9 Y Y Y - - -
, Ella E. D W F Feb 1888 12 S - - - WI NY NY - - - at school 9 Y Y Y - - -
, Ada D W F Dec 1894 5 S - - - IL NY NY - - - - - - - - - - - -
, Jessie D W F Mar 1883 17 S - - - NY NY NY - - - - - - Y Y Y ! 1905 State of Wisconsin Census; City of Kenosha; Kenosha Co.; page# 152:
Isetts, Neil H W M 49 M NY Ken? O? Eng 12 months Renting
, Sahra [sic] W W F 49 M O Ken? O? , Freddie S W M 14 S IL Ken? O? , Ada D W F 11 S IL Ken? O? Caredlin?, Edward Boarder W M 49 S Wis Ken? O? Fireman NW 12 months
Wicker, Joe Boarder W M 22 S Wis Ken? O? fireman NW 12 months
Prayer, Joe Boarder W M 22 S Wis Ken? O? fireman NW 12 months
McKinney, Wm Boarder W M 22 S Wis Ken? O? fireman NW 12 months
Decker, David Boarder W M 33 S NY Ken? O? yard worker 12 months
! 1910 Census-Pleasant Prarie, Kenosha Co., WI; roll# 1715; ED 33; sheet# 18B; line# 71; supv. dist# 1; dated 10 May 1910; dwelling# 300; family# 317:
Isetts, William W. Head of family M(ale) W(hite) age 31 M(arried) 10 years Born in NY Father born in PA Mother born in NY Occupation: Baggage man R.R. C&NW
Margaret E. Wife F W 28 M 10 Mother of 3 children, all 3 living Born in IL Mother born in Germany Father born in Germany
Cornelius G. S(on) M W 9 S(ingle) IL NY IL in school William W. S M W 7 S WI NY IL in school Irene M. D(aughter) F W 5 S WI NY IL in school Fred Brother M W 17 S IL Germany Germany Laborer bed factory Ada Sister F W 15 S IL Ger Ger ?Tapping? Hosiery Mill William & Maggie owned their home (it was mortgaged).
! 1920 Census-Pleasant Prarie Township, Kenosha Co., WI; ED 24; sheet #10; line #38; Selma Ave.; farm; dwelling# 193; family# 198:
Isetts, Fred head 27 M(arried) , Elsie wife 23 M , Jane daughter 2 S(ingle) Fred & Elsie owned their farm free of a mortgage according to the 1920 census.
! 1923 Wright Directory Co's Kenosha City Directory; Kenosha, WI; Page 380:
Isetts, Frederick W (Elsie), switchmn C & N W Ry, h ss Selma av 1 & Scott av
! 1929 Wright Directory Co's Kenosha City Directory; Kenosha, WI; Page 319:
Isetts, Fred W (Elsie) switchmn h1705 75th
! Found in the SSDI 11-24-04:
Social Security Number: 708-03-8238
The state listed in the birth locality field
is where the Social Security Number was issued.
The zip code listed in the death locality field
is the last place of residence.
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 53140
Kenosha, Kenosha, Wisconsin
! Obituary of Fred Isetts, Kenosha News, 4-28-75
ISETTS
Fred W. Isetts, 82, 1412 71st St., died Saturday at Memorial hospital following a long illness.
Born in Racine, Wis. on March 19, 1893, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius B. Isetts. He was educated in the schools of Racine and Kenosha.
He married Elsie Lambrecht on Oct. 14, 1916 and she died Dec. 15, 1963. He married Mrs. Rose Nelson Kallio on June 25, 1964.
Mr. Isetts was employed by the Chicago and North Western Railway for over 50 years, retiring in 1963.
He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Deputy Sheriffs Association.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Roger F. of Kenosha and Gilbert C. of Milwaukee; a daughter, Mrs. Nelson (Jane) Busby of Mesa, Ariz; a step-daughter, Mrs. Donna Lee Coy of Kenosha; ad by 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Mr. Isetts was preceded in death by three brothers and five sisters. ! In e-mail from me to Beth dated 2/11/00:
Jane and I were talking earlier and get this. She made the William connection for us. William Sr., Fred and James' brother as I suspected. William Jr., Jane's uncle and William III was her cousin. She said that William Sr., James, Fred and Cornelius Jr. are all brothers and sons of Cornelius Sr. Jane said it was Cornelius (Neal) Jr. who owned the boiler factory in Chicago. She said that her father Fred worked at the boiler factory for a while during the depression and that they made the barrels that people would install in their cars to carry bootlegged liquor while it was still prohibited.
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