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1920 Census, IL, Cook Co., Chicago, ED#882, 15th Ward St, Sheet 11A , census on 9 Jan 1920 (Ancestry.com image)
Marx, Louis head 35 single NY, Germany, Germany
Marx, Rosa mother 66 widow 1870,Nat,1872 Germany, Germany ,Germany
Samuell, Gussie sister 37 widow NY, Germany, Germany
Samuell, Sara R niece 10 single IL, IL, NY
Samuell, Dale E " 7 " IL, IL, NY
Samuell, Dillard " 8/12 " IL, IL, NY
"Sara R" is really Rose Pauline Samuell. Why the name change from Sara R is unclear. See 1910 census also.
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Gussie went to the 1st and 2nd grades in Wicker Park School in Chicago, IL
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From Iris Dillard Sanwell (formerly Samuell), Sep 2001 and Sep 2006: "Bula, Dillard's first wife, and Gussie were good friends". "Your grandma was a good ball room dancer - won awards. When my sister, Rose started her advanced education at state college, Gussie moved to Urbana. She rented out a home as a source of income. The second sister, Dale, was especially smart and did well in college too. I was the tail-end of the kids and college was not available to me." (TRH comment, 2006: Ninty year old Iris is a worldly, bright lady with interests in many intellectual subjects, but especially american history. She too would have excelled in college. Update: Iris has deceased).
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Augusta (Marx) Samuel may have been named after her mother's (Rosa Jellinek Marx) sister's (Catherine Jellinek Meyer) husband, August Meyer. Uncle August was a music teacher.
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Burried in Waldheim German Cemetery (aka, Forrest Home Cemetery), 863 Des Plaines Ave., Forest Park, Cook Co;, IL. Gussie (Marx) Samuel (1883-1968). Also, her husband Dr. Dillard Estep Samuell. About one-half further down Des Plaines Ave is the Waldheim Jewish Cemetery. There Gussie's mother and father, Rosa and Max Marx are buried.
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