Residence: Kenmore, Ohio.
In 1930, Fred Landried (42) owned a home worth $3000 at 506 Polissey St., East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Living with him were his wife, Tillie (39), children Richard (7), Vincent (4), and Delores (1), and mother-in-law Margaret Reischman (75). Fred and his parents were born in West Virginia. Fred was employed as a slip maker for a pottery manufacturer. The Landfreid family owned a radio set. Tillie Langfried's sister, Kathryn Parsons, lived nearby at 1450 Etruria St.
Vincent Landfried never married.
Sources conflict on first name:
Wilfred -- researcher Jim Reischman
Herford -- 1930 censusHerford Parsons was a veteran of World War I. Details of his service record are as follows:
Serial Number: 3485829 Race: W Residence: 1611 Main St., Wellsville, O.
Enlistment Division: National Army Enlistment Location: Wellsville, O.
Enlistment Date: 28 May 1918 Birth Place: Ripley, W. Va.
Birth Date / Age: 23 10/12 Years
Assigns Comment: 68 Co 6 Infantry Replacement Regiment Cp Gordon Ga to 16 July 1918; 329 Infantry to 26 Sept 1918; Co L 132 Infantry to Discharge Private; Private, first class 1/19. Meuse-Argonne; Defensive Sector. Wounded In Action slightly 8 Oct 1918. American Expeditionary Forces 24 July 1918 to 17 May 1919.
Honorable discharge 28 May 1919.A casualty list published in The Coshocton [OH] Tribune on 12 Feb 1919 reported that Herford J. Parsons of E. Liverpool, Ohio had been wounded severely.
In 1930, Herford Parsons owned a house worth $5000 at 1450 Erturia St. in East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Living with him were his wife Kathryn (35), and daughters Margaret (9), Donna (7), and Thelma (4). Herford was employed as a truck driver for a sand company. The Parsons family did not own a radio set. Herford and his parents were born in West Virginia. Kathrine Parsons' sister, Tillie Landfried, lived around the corner at 506 Polissey St.
No entry in Social Security Death Index.