On 1 June 1870 Lulu Bacon, age 1 and born in Missouri lived with her brother Albert, 4, and their parents in St. Louis, Missouri. 1601On 1 June 1880 Lulu C. Bacon, 11, born in Missouri lived with her brother Albert L., 13, an unnamed sister, 1 month of age and parents in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. 1600On 1 June 1900 Lulu, 31, had borne two children, both of whom were alive; Leslie C., 8, and Edna E., 4; Lulu’s single sister, Violet G., 20, and Lulu’s widower father, Richard H. Bacon, 60, all lived together in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Lulu’s parents had both been born in Michigan.1595 On 15 April 1910 Lulu and her family had to moved to Spokane, Washington. Lulu was 41, had been married 26 years, had borne two children both of whom were alive and lived with them, Leslie C., 18 and Edna E., 14. Her father had been born in Vermont and mother in Michigan, and neither he nor Violet lived with them in Spokane. 1597On 1 January 1920 Lulu and Charles lived in Spokane, Washington with son Leslie C., 27, single, daughter Edna E., 23 and her husband Earl D, 22, and daughter Elizabeth Hilscher, 8 months and Lulu’s father Richard H. Bacon a 82 year old widower.1596 On 15 April 1930 Lulu and Charles lived alone in their home at 1636 South Cedar in Spokane, Washington.1598 On 1 April 1940 Lulu was a 72 year old widow who lived with her single 48 year old son, Leslie C. B. Hill in Centralia, Washington.1603 Lulu died in Spokane, Washington on 15 November 1949.1599

Charles was a 10 year old boy who lived with his mother, Elizabeth, 48, and 3 brothers Howard, 23, Isaac, 19, Franklin, 14, in Marine, Washington County, Minnesota on 1 June 1870. No father, George or Mary are listed.1496 On 1 June 1900 Charles W. Hill, age 40, born in New York was a linotype operator who lived in a mortgaged home he owned at 608 Maryland, Saint Paul, Minnesota. His father had been born in Ireland and mother in England. He lived with Lulu C., 31, Leslie C., 8, and Edna E., 4, and Lulu’s sister Violet G. Bacon, 20, and Richard H. Bacon, her 60 year old widowed father. 1595 On 15 April 1910 Charles W. Hill, 49, born in New York, lived in a home he owned with a mortgage at 1636 Cedar in Spokane, Washington. He was a printer in a job printing business. His parents were both born in New York. He lived with Lulu C., 41, to whom he had been married for 25 years, son Leslie C., 18, and daughter Edna E., 14. They had a 23 year old roomer, George Russdell. Violet G. Bacon and her widowed father, Richard H. Bacon did not lived with them. 1597On 1 January 1920 Charles W. Hill, age 60, lived in a mortgaged home he owned at 1636 South Cedar, Spokane, Washington. He was a printer in a printing office and lived with Lulu, 51, Leslie C., 27, Edna E., 23 and her husband Earl D. Hilscher, 22, and her 8 month old daughter, Elizabeth Hilscher, and Lulu’s father, Richard H. Bacon, 82, who did not live with them in 1910.1596 On 1 April 1930 Charles W. Hill, 69, and Lulu C. Hill, 61 lived alone in a home he owned worth $6000 at 1636 South Cedar, Spokane, Washington. Charles was President of a printing office, and he had married at age 24 and Lulu at age 16. Leslie has now left home.1598