Lines 66-72 lists John R. Houston, 47, living with his wife Elsie, 26, their son Frederick A. Houston, 6, their daughter Margaret Houston, 5, their daughter Elsie Houston, 3, their daughter Bernice Houston, 1, and Elsie's mother Margaret Huf, 73. Margaret is a widow. She immigrated to the United States in 1856 and became a naturalized citizen in 1869. John, Elsie, and both of John's parents were born in NY, all of the children were born in MD. Margaret, her parents, and Elsie's parents were all born in Germany. John works as a superintendent at a warehouse. They all live at 3144 Strickland St.

Lines 91-97 lists John R. Houston, 57, living with his wife Elsie, 36, their son Frederick, 17, their daughter Margaret Houston, 15, their daughter Elsie Houston, 13, their daughter Bettie, 11, and their son John L. Houston, 8. At the time of their marriage, John was 39 and Elsie was 19. John Sr., Elsie Sr., and Frederick were born in NY. Margaret, Elsie Jr., and Bettie were born in MD. John Jr. was born in NJ. John's father was born in Ireland, his mother in MD. Elsie's parents were both born in Germany. John Sr. works as a watchman on Pier 16. Frederick works as a delivery clerk at (illegible). Margaret works as a factory worker at Stonick Inc. They all live at 191 Hoyt St. There are two other families living at the same address, but no obvious relations between them.