Theresa Katherine Kennedy

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      Sex: F

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Individual Information

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     Birth Date: in New Jersey, United States
    Christening: 
          Death: 1954
         Burial: 
 Cause of Death: 

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Spouses and Children

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1. *Laurence Jacob Piontkowski
       Marriage: Abt 1918
       Children:
                1. James Lawrence Piontkowski
                2. Lucy Geraldine Piontkowski {FGID: 22963836}

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Notes

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General:

Per 1930 US Census 4/10/1930 1222 Van Hook St, Camden City, Camden, New Jersey
Laurence Piontkowski is the 34 year old white male head of household, who owns his home, valued at $4,000, and a radio set. Born in New Jersey, his parents in Poland, he was first married at age 22. He works as a supplies salesman and is not a veteran. His wife is 30 year old Theresa Piontkowski, born in New Jersey as were her parents. She first married at age 18. She works as a looper in hosiery. They have two children, both born in New Jersey and attending school, 11 year old son James Piontkowski and 10 year old daughter Lucy Piontkowski.

Per 1940 US Census 4/26/1940 1222 Van Hook St., Camden, Camden, New Jersey
Laurence Piontkowski is the 44 year old white male head of household, who owns his home valued at $2,400. He was born in Pennsylvania, lived in this same house in 1935 with his family. Educated through 4th grade, he works as a sales forman for a milk dairy, worked 40 hours the last week of March, and in 36 weeks of work in 1939 earned $2,000. His wife, 40 year old Theresa Piontkowski, respondent for this census, was born in New Jersey, and finished 8th grade. She works as a looper in a hosiery mill, 24 hours the last week of March, and in 20 weeks of work in 1939 earned $300. Their son, 21 year old James Piontkowski, was born in New Jersey, finished 3 years of college and is still in school. Their daughter, 20 year old Lucy Piontkowski, was born in New Jersey, finished 4 years of high school, works as a stenographer in a hospital, worked 40 hours the last week of March, and in 50 weeks of work in 1939 earned $500.