In the 1910 U.S. census, Walter E. Slack, 31, and Adeliade Slack, 31, were living in Toquerville, Washington,
Utah. Walter was a farner, working on his own account. Their home was owned with a mortgage.
The children from Walter's first marriage were Selinda, 19, Irma, 17, Walter H., Jr., 14, and Nellie, 10.
Their children were Riley L., 8, Harold E., 6, Adele, 4, Lulu, 2, and Francis M., 6 months.
In the 1920 U.S. census, Walter H. Slack, 51, and Alaide, 51, were living on their farm on State Road in
Toquerville, Washington, Utah. Walter was the Postmaster. Their home still had a mortgage.
The children at home included Walter H., 24, and Riley L., 18, both working as laborers on the farm; Harold C., 16,
Adele, 14, Llola, 12, Francis M., 10, and Glen J. 8, all attending school.
In the 1930 U.S. census, Walter H. Slack, 61, and Adelaide M. Slack, 61, were living on the West Side of Main Street,
Toquerville, Washington, Utah. Their home was owned , valued at $3,000., and they did not have a radio set.
Walter was a general farmer with employees. Still at home were Riley L., 28, and Francis M., 20, both
working on road building. Also in the home was Oliver Slack, 69, Walter's brother.
Adelaide died 14 Jan 1937 at their home in Toquerville of Uremia following Pneumonia. She was buried in
the Toquerville Cemetery on 16 Dec 1937.
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