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Northern Pacific Hospital Records Tacoma, Washington 1905-1930 Volume 1, Record 000-11,000 Northern Pacific Hospital Records Tacoma, Washington 1905-1930 Volume 1, Record 000-11,000 Record Last name First name Age Hire Job Title Nationality 4052 Aasness Ed 20 1909 Car Repairer Norwegian 4906 Aasness Ed 22 1910 Wiper Norwegian 4991 Aasness Edward 22 1910 Wiper Norwegian 5248 Aasness Edward 22 1910 Wiper Norwegian 10233 Abbato Joe 35 1914 Laborer Italian 3702 Abe K. 45 1908 Wiper Japanese 3068 Aberd Andrew 30 1909 Laborer Norwegian 3137 Abling Jacob 31 1900 Fireman American 4245 Abraham John 46 1909 Laborer German 5913 Abramson Daniel 28 1909 Machinist Swedish 5965 Accattato Rocco 45 1911 Laborer Italian 4092 Accethina G. 25 1909 Laborer Italian 5935 Acers Walter H. 48 1910 Clerk American 5109 Acker Fred 22 1905 Engineer American 4981 Acker Fred D. 22 1906 Engineer American 2552 Ackerman W. 25 1906 Civil Engineer American 1076 Ackerman Walter 22 1906 Res. Engineer American 8673 Ackley Robert 68 1889 Clerk American 4797 Ackley Robert C. 65 1889 Clerk American 8602 Ackley Robert C. 68 1889 Clerk American 5876 Acton William 25 1910 Operator Canadian 8161 Adam Rudolf 49 1913 Laborer Austrian 7845 Adamas Mike 40 1912 Laborer Greek 4655 Adamo Giaccuto 27 1909 Laborer Italian 147 Adams A. J. 63 1890 Engineer English 2369 Adams Charles 46 1907 Storeroom Helper American 3044 Adams Charles 39 1908 Laborer American 3645 Adams Frank 27 1909 Bridge Carpenter American 3667 Adams Frank 27 1909 Bridge Carpenter American 6310 Adams Frank 26 1909 Brakeman American 5401 Adams George E. 73 1907 Laborer Scottish 4378 Adams Giacento 27 1909 Laborer Italian 614 Adams John 17 1906 Surveyor American 4446 Adams M. S. 30 1900 Coppersmith American 4099 Adams M[elvin] S. 31 1901 Coppersmith American 148 Adams Mrs. A.J. 59 1890 Wife-Engineer English 4453 Adams Mrs. H. 41 1909 Manager Lunch Room American 2794 Adams Mrs. S.R. 26 1902 Wife-Brakeman American 201 Adams S. R. 28 1902 Fireman American 10277 Adams Sam R. 37 1907 Brakeman American 4524 Adams Samuel 32 1902 Brakeman American 4690 Adams Sanford 51 1909 Wiper American 5807 Adams William H. 43 1905 Engine Wiper American 6763 Adams William H. 44 1905 Wiper American 10402 Adams William O. 30 1913 Clerk American 3214 Adamson M. E. 22 1905 Scottish 829 Addison George 40 1906 Mill Man American 6070 Addison George 46 1906 Machinist Canadian 8096 Addison George 47 1906 Machinist American 7643 Addison Jim 32 1912 Brakeman American 2339 Addison Walter 40 1908 Laborer American 6534 Adkins Henry 47 1909 Car Foreman American 6371 Adkins Henry C. 47 1908 Car Repairer American 7191 Agnew Lyle J. 20 1909 Machinist Helper American 1453 Agostinio Biondi 38 1907 Laborer-Extra Gang Italian 8676 Ahern Alfred 32 1913 Boilermaker American 102 Ahles Charles 45 1895 Laborer German 4401 Ahrens Mrs. W[illiam] J. 50 1901 Wife-Chief Billing Clerk German 4386 Ahrens W[illiam] J. 58 1901 Bill Clerk German 8217 Ainey Mrs. Maurice 27 1900 Wife-Chief Clerk To Chf EngrAmerican 4192 Ainsworth W[illiam] 25 1906 Freight Conductor American 4539 Aken W. H. 46 1910 Car Cleaner American 5628 Akins George 25 1909 Waiter American 6120 Albaugh Mrs. Emma 39 1901 Wife-Brakeman American 4160 Albaugh Sybil 4 Daughter: Fireman American 5160 Albaugh Willis 42 1903 Brakeman German 5025 Albaugh Willis A. 37 1905 Brakeman American 2399 Alberta Joe 17 1907 Laborer Italian 10513 Alberto Charles O. 27 1914 Laborer Italian 2706 Albertos Joe 18 1907 Section Laborer Italian 2961 Albrecht F. C. 36 1908 Drawbridge Tender German 8203 Alderman Emmet 27 1912 Brakeman American 10028 Aldread [Aldred] Al 34 1912 Brakeman Irish 7294 Aldrich Roy 12 1907 Son-Steam Shovel EngineerAmerican 4379 Aldridge J[ohn] W. 46 1894 Asst. Yard Master American 7420 Alecxon Alack 46 1912 Laborer Greek 7040 Alek Constantine 30 1912 Car Repairer Greek 10339 Aleto John 35 1913 Laborer Greek 7792 Alex Peter 43 1912 Section Laborer Greek 10662 Alexander Andrew 58 1912 Material Clerk American 4888 Alexander Jim 28 Laborer Greek 5335 Alford Renel 62 1910 Warehouseman American 80 Alhio J. 34 1905 Laborer Italian 2973 Alivjovich Nick 19 1908 Laborer Austrian 8834 Allaire Harry 31 1910 Car Repairer American 1000 Allan H. S. 40 1905 Switchman American 10789 Allan John 26 1908 Fireman Scottish 6973 Allar Pete 20 Laborer Greek 3043 Allard A. G. 57 1889 Switchman French 8822 Allard Joe G. 65 1884 Flagman French 598 Alleman George 23 1906 Machinist American 5002 Allen Alexander 47 1906 Machinist Scottish 8818 Allen Alfred 20 1910 Rodman American 3998 Allen C. T. 28 1906 Express Messenger Irish 5464 Allen Charles W. 49 1910 Bridge Carpenter American 5850 Allen Charles W. 48 Bridge Carpenter American 7826 Allen Eugene 30 1904 Machinist American 2912 Allen H[arry] 44 1907 Switchman American 7486 Allen John 24 1906 Coal Dock Foreman Scottish 10965 Allen John 26 1907 Fireman Scottish 1253 Allen Leroy 40 1901 Foreman Water Service American 3396 Allen R. E. 45 1898 Engineer American 7302 Allen Robert 58 1912 Bridge Carpenter Helper English 10533 Allen Robert 61 1908 Bridge & Building Dept. English 10926 Allen Roy 23 1911 Machinist Apprentice American 6760 Allen William C. 46 1902 Carpenter American 5433 Allison Frank J. 45 1910 Bridge Carpenter Scottish 4127 Allrad John 44 1905 Carpenter American 3451 Allworth Eber M. 35 1909 Car Repairer 7817 Alph Joe 50 1897 Blacksmith American 5034 Alstead Hans 24 1910 Carpenter Norwegian 5387 Alstead Hans 24 1910 Carpenter Norwegian 7374 Alstead Mrs. Bert 23 1909 Wife-Blacksmith Norwegian 2866 Alstead W[illiam] 45 1892 Boilermaker Norwegian 10735 Alstead William 51 1897 Boilermaker Norwegian 3508 Altemose Robert 34 1909 Bridge Carpenter American 6853 Alto Joe 21 1912 Laborer Italian 3339 Alverson G[eorge] R. 30 1908 Brakeman American 4765 Alverson George R. 28 1908 Brakeman American 10842 Aly Mora 24 1914 Laborer Italian 4652 Alyematsu H. 24 1910 Cleaner Japanese 7096 Amacher Harry 27 Boiler Maker American 1184 Amedeo Paolini 16 1907 Laborer Italian 2964 Ameder Salvadorini 18 1908 Laborer Italian 8327 Ames Harry 21 1909 Fireman American 8779 Amick Grover 26 1913 Carpenter German 5112 Amman Paul 23 1909 Signal Helper German 6966 Ammer Earnest 37 1912 Carpenter Swiss 3460 Ammonn Paul 22 1909 Carpenter German 778 Amsboken S. C. 25 1906 Carpenter American 6664 Amundson Clarence 21 1911 Laborer Norwegian 4387 Amy Fred 48 Switchman American 10750 Anagnaston Spiros 28 1914 Laborer Greek 10195 Anagnosta Spiros 28 1914 Laborer Greek 949 Anagnoston Nick 29 1906 Laborer Italian 7412 Anas George 34 Laborer Greek 10530 Anastos Jim 36 1914 Extra Gang Laborer Greek 3063 Anders Frank 33 1890 Chainman American 3947 Anderson A. E. 24 1907 Fireman American 2193 Anderson A. J. 27 1907 Fireman Norwegian 378 Anderson A[aron] F. 50 1900 Bridge Carpenter Swedish 906 Anderson A[aron] F. 50 1896 Carpenter Swedish 3235 Anderson A[ndrew] J. 27 1905 Fireman American 3258 Anderson Albert 23 1907 Carpenter Swedish 6102 Anderson Albert 56 1911 Laborer Swedish 5582 Anderson Alfred 25 1897 Carpenter Swedish 10614 Anderson Alfred 62 1912 Section Laborer Danish 2673 Anderson Anton 1908 Boilerwasher 1015 Anderson Axel 27 1907 Laborer Swedish 7582 Anderson Axtel 33 1912 Carpenter Swedish 929 Anderson C[harles] F. 52 1890 Carpenter Swedish 6088 Anderson Charles F. 42 1905 Chief Clerk Greek 5844 Anderson Charley 32 1910 Baggagemen Norwegian 8458 Anderson Christine 24 1912 Nurse N.P.B.A. Danish 7841 Anderson Ebens A. 28 1912 Boilermaker Norwegian 1441 Anderson Edward 28 1901 Engineer Danish 4918 Anderson Fred 28 1908 Carpenter Swedish 5029 Anderson Fred 28 1910 B & B Dept. Swedish 8733 Anderson Fred 31 1906 Carpenter Swedish 216 Anderson G. 34 1905 Cook Swedish 8520 Anderson George 26 1912 Boilermaker Swedish 3803 Anderson Hans 50 1906 Blacksmith Norwegian 3971 Anderson Hans 40 1906 Blacksmith Norwegian 10102 Anderson Hans R. 44 1907 Expressman Danish 4070 Anderson Harold 26 1907 Laborer-Supply Yard Norwegian 933 Anderson Haus 50 1880 Blacksmith Norwegian 2737 Anderson Isaac 55 1908 Bridge Carpenter Swedish 3933 Anderson J. P. 39 1900 Train Auditor American 2299 Anderson J[ohn] A 28 1904 Machinist Swedish 7515 Anderson Jack A. 50 1912 Section Foreman Swedish 2551 Anderson James 38 1906 Porter Afro-American 8497 Anderson James T. 42 1905 Porter American 4162 Anderson Jim 36 1905 Carpenter Danish 7688 Anderson Joe 30 1912 Conductor American 10179 Anderson Joe W. 32 1902 Conductor American 4014 Anderson John 27 1909 Laborewr Norwegian 4228 Anderson John 27 1909 Laborer Norwegian 7837 Anderson John 58 1895 Car Repairer Swedish 10016 Anderson John 53 Laborer Swedish 2071 Anderson Louis 27 1907 Lineman Norwegian 705 Anderson M. 51 1904 Car Repairer Swedish 6155 Anderson Majnus 34 1910 Carpenter Swedish 3240 Anderson Miss Nellie 30 1907 Nurse NPBA Swedish 3278 Anderson Miss Nellie 20 1905 Nurse NPBA Swedish 10786 Anderson Mrs. Gertrude 27 1911 Wife-Carpenter Norwegian 3076 Anderson Mrs. Lillian 21 1904 Wife-Machinist Canadian 184 Anderson Mrs.Mattie G. 20 Wife-Switchman AmericanScotch 4718 Anderson Nels 30 1910 Laborer Swedish 3497 Anderson Peter 61 1888 Bridge Watchman Danish 3920 Anderson Peter 44 1909 Section Laborer Swedish 7855 Anderson Sam 23 1911 Laborer Greek 4869 Anderson Solen 28 1900 Car Repairer Swedish 5717 Anderson Soran 29 1910 Car Carpenter Norwegian 1155 Anderson T. ?. 21 1906 Engine Watchman American 6223 Anderson Tom 37 1911 Laborer American 3665 Anderson W[alter] E 23 1906 Fireman American 2418 Anderson W[illiam] 25 1901 Fireman American 5097 Anderson Walter 24 1905 Engineer American 6145 Anderson Wilford 21 1911 Wiper Swedish 4807 Anderson William 28 1901 Engineer Norwegian 1415 Anderson O. 25 1907 Laborer Norwegian 3075 Andrea Ernest 22 1908 Laborer Greek 8146 Andreonos Somos 18 1913 Laborer Greek 5459 Andrews Harold S.
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