The 1950 United States Census record for my paternal uncle, Edward R. Seaver, was found in Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 14-245, Sheet #5 (taken 3 April 1950), residing at 104 Walnut Street:
The Seaver household is in lines 3 to 6:
The information entered for each person in this household is:
* Line 3 - 104 Walnut Street, dwelling #48, not a farm, not on 3+ acres
** Line 3 - Edward R Seaver, head of household, white, male, age 36, married, born Mass[achusetts], worked last week, worked 44 hours last week, an assistant supervisor, works in plastic company, a private firm
** Line 4 - Janet R Seaver, Wife, white, female, age 37, married, born Massachusetts, keeping house, did not work, did not look for work, does not have a job, [Sample line] lived in same house a year ago, father born US, mother born US, attended college 4 years, finished that grade, over 30 years, did no work last year, had no income last year.
** Line 5 - Peter R Seaver, son, white, male, age 7, never married, born New Hampshire, OT
** Line 6 - Joan Seaver - daughter, white female, age 2, never married, born Massachusetts, OT
The source citation for this family is:
1950 U.S. Federal Census, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Leominster, ED 14-245, Sheet 5, Household 48, Lines 3-6, resided 104 Walnut Street, Edward R Seaver household; indexed database with record images, U.S., National Archives, 1950 Census (https://1950census.archives.gov/ : accessed 1 April 2022).
Edward Richmond Seaver (1913-2004) was my father's brother, son of Frederick Walton and Alma Bessie (Richmond) Seaver. He married Janet Arlene Roukes (1912-2002) in 1940 in Leominster, Massachusetts. They had two children - Peter and Joan.
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