Milton A Smith worked as “Bow Socketer” in 1910 (industry “Carriage Goods Co”) and “Forging Shop” in 1920 (industry “Sheet Metal”). He lived at more than one address in Cortland, including 24 Wheeler Ave in 1920. He shared a census household with James D Hopkins in 1910, and he shared a census household with Edwin E Smith in 1920.
Census sources: 1910 census, 1910: James D Hopkins, 1920 census, 1920: Edward E Smith
| Born | About 1883 |
|---|---|
| Race | White |
| Sex | Male |
| Person ID | 336 |
| Year | Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | Birthplace | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1910 | Smith, Milton A | Lodger | 43 W Main St | 27 | White | New York | Single | Bow Socketer |
| 1920 | Smith, Milton A | Nephew | 24 Wheeler Ave | 37 | White | New York | Divorced | Forging Shop |