At the time of the 1860 U.S. Federal Census, Anton Bohnert was six years old. He was living in Cinque Hommes Township, Perry County, Missouri with his parents, Casper and Elizabeth (Hurst) Bohnert. Elizabeth was Caspar's 2nd wife, the widow of his brother, Lucas Bohnert. 

Anton's father's occupation was listed as farmer.

Other individuals in the household included half siblings Ignatius, Charles, William, Ferdinand, Joseph, Louis and Barbara, as well as full-siblings Moritz and Andreas.

Living in the next dwelling was the family of Vincent Leible and his wife, Elizabeth. Several of the Leible children married into the Bohnert family, including Rosalia (Rose) Leible, who had not yet been born at the time of the 1860 Census. Rose and Anton Bohnert married in 1881.

At the time of the 1870 U.S. Federal Census, Rosalia Catharina (Rose) Leible was four years old. She was living in Cinque Hommes Township, Perry County, Missouri, with her parents, Vincent Leible and his 2nd wife Helena "Ellen" (Riehl) Leible.

 Sarah's father's occupation was listed as farmer.

Other individuals in the household included half-siblings William, August, Elizabeth, and Henry, as well as full-siblings Agnes, John, and Mary.​

In the 1870 census, the Bohnert family, although still living in Cinque Hommes Township, were no longer living in the dwelling adjacent to the Leible family.

At the time of the 1880 U.S. Federal Census, Anton Bohnert was  26 years old. He was living in Union Township, Perry County, Missouri, with his mother, Elizabeth (nee Hurst) Bohnert. His father, Caspar Bohnert, had died in 1876.

Anton's occupation was listed as farmer.

Also living in the home at the time were his half-sibling, Joseph, and his full siblings, Moritz, Andrew, and Augustus.

In the 1880 census, the Bohnert family, was once again living adjacent to the Leible family (although in a different township than in 1870). Rose Leible, Anton's future wife, was 14 years old in 1880.

At the time of the 1880 U.S. Federal Census, Rose Leible was  14 years old and was living in Union Township, Perry County, Missouri, with her mother, Helen "Ellen" (nee Riehl) Leible. Her father, Vincent Leible, had died in 1880 before the census had been taken.

Also living in the home were her half-sibling, Henry and her full siblings, Agnes, John, Mary, Anna, Josephine, Vincent, and Ludwig.

There are several transcription errors in the census report. Spelling of the last name should be Leible. Henry is Rose's brother, not her father. Her mother, Helen, is visible on the acutal census document, but not on the transcribed report. 

At the time of the 1900 U.S. Federal Census, Anton and Rose (nee Leibe) Bohert were married and living in Union Township, Perry County, Missouri.

Anton's occupation was listed as engineer at a flour mill. This mill was owned by his older brother, Ferdinand Bohnert.

Also living in the home were their children Minnie, Julia, Leo, Ida, Hannah, Rosa and Sarah. Listed as living within two residences was Anton's brother, Andrew, and his family.

At the time of the 1910 U.S. Federal Census, Anton and Rose (nee Leibe) Bohnert were still living in Union Township, Perry County, Missouri.

Anton's occupation was listed as Farm Laborer. He was working outside of his home as a wage earner.

Also living in the home were their children Hannah, Rosa, Sarah, Vincent, Alfred, Lucas and Edwin, as well as Rose's nephew, Moritz Leible.

At the time of the 1920 U.S. Federal Census, Anton and Rose (nee Leible) Bohnert were still living in Union Township, Perry County, Missouri. Anton was 67 and Rose was 53.

Anton's occupation was listed as farmer. At the time of this census, he owned his own farm and was listed as an "employer."

Also living in the home were their children Vince, Alfred, Luke and Edwin. Living in the adjacent property was Anton's brother, Andrew.

At the time of the 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Anton and Rose (nee Leible) Bohnert were still living in Union Township, Perry County, Missouri. Anton was 77.

Anton had no occupation at this time. In 1925, when he was 72, he was injured in the Tri-State Tornado and was unable to work from that time forward.

There were no other individuals living in their home.

At the time of the 1940 U.S. Federal Census, Rose was a widow living in Union Township, Perry County Missouri living in the house owned by her son, Edwin J. Bohnert. 

Rose was 73 years old. There were no other individuals living in the home.