Myron Cook worked as “Cook” in 1920 (industry “Dining Car”). He lived at 709 Chauncey St in Pittsburgh in 1920. He was listed as the son of Fannie Cook.
Census sources: 1920 census, 1920: Fannie Cook
| Born | About 1900 |
|---|---|
| Race | Black |
| Sex | Male |
| Person ID | 70 |
| Year | Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | POB | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1920 | Cook, Myron | Son | 709 Chauncey St | 20 | Black | Maryland | Single | Cook |
| Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | POB | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cook, Fannie | Head | 709 Chauncey St | 49 | Black | Maryland | Widowed | Laundress |
| Cook, Robert | Son | 709 Chauncey St | 28 | Black | District of Columbia | Married | Driver Wagon |
| Smith, Worthie | Lodger | 709 Chauncey St | 22 | Mulatto | Maryland | Single | Laborer |
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