On 12 September 1918 Louis Anthony Olszniak, 44, lived at 366 Topping Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. He was a car repairer at the Como Shops of the Northern Pacific Railroad in Saint Paul. His nearest relative was Angeline Olszniak, also living at 366 Topping Street. He was a naturalized citizen of medium height and build with blue eyes.1518On 1 January 1920 Louis Olszyniak, 45, lived in a home without a mortgage at 366 Topping Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota. He had been born in Poland, emigrated in 1905 and become a naturalized citizen in 1915. His wife Angela, 47, son Walter, 17 and daughter Adeline, 14, emigrated a year later in 1906. By 1920 they had two additional children, John, 11 and Anna, 10, both born in Minnesota. Louis worked as a salesman in a department store.1516 On 1 April 1930 Lewis Olzenak [sic], 56, born in Poland, still lived in the house he owned worth $2500 at 366 Topping Street, Saint Paul. He was a building carpenter and at age 24 had married Angeline who had been 26 at that time. Angeline [sic], 58, and John, 21, lived with him, while Walter, Adeline and Anna had left home. Lewis had emigrated in 1906 and Angeline [sic] had emigrated in 19071517 In 1932 Louis A. Olszniak [sic], a carpenter lived with his wife Angela Olszniak at 366 Topping in St. Paul. 1515 In 1941 Louis A. Olszyniak lived at 366 Topping in Saint Paul. His wife is not listed.1515

On 1 January 1920 Angela Olsyzniak was 47 and lived with Louis, 45, Walter, 17, Adaline, 14, John, 11 and Anna, 10 at 366 Topping Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. She and the two oldest children had emigrated in 1906, one year after Louis. Angela became a naturalized citizen in 1915.1516 On 1 April 1930 Walter, Adeline and Ana had left home and she lived with her husband, Lewis [sic] 56, and son John, 21.1517 In 1932 Louis A. Olszniak [sic], a carpenter lived with his wife Angela Olszniak at 366 Topping in St. Paul. 1515In 1941 Louis A. Olszyniak lived at 366 Topping in Saint Paul. His wife is not listed.1515