THE KORESHAN UNITY MEMBERSHIP LIST by Claude J. Rahn: Charles Leuttich; Born: 1 Jun 1884, San Diego, California; Died: 5 Apr 1955.

FOLKS WE KNEW WHILE IN THE K.U. by Marie McCready: Charley Leuttich; "They were fisherman and lived permanently at the island while I was there."

U.S. Federal Census/Estero/Lee County/Florida--1900; Enumeration Date: 27 Jun 1900; Enumerator: A. A. Gardner; Microfilm number: 1240172; SD: 2; ED: 77; Sheet number: 16; Page number: 26; Transcribed by Joyce Nelle Ratliff: Charles Leuttich; Relation to head of family: Partner; Color: white; Sex: Male; Birth: Jun 1885; Age 14; Single; Place of birth: California; Place of birth of mother and father: Germany; No. of months not employed: 3; Number of months attended school: 3; Can read and write: 3; Can speak English: yes.

U.S. Federal Census/Estero/Lee County/Florida--1910; Koreshan Unity; Enumeration date: 23 Apr 1910; Microfilm number: Fl 1910-H, T624; ED: 80; Enumerator: Walter S. Turner, Jr.; Transcribed by Joyce Nelle Ratliff, January 1995: Charles L. Leuttich; Sex: Male; Race: white; Age 25; Marital status: Divorced; Place of birth: California: Place of birth of mother and father: Germany; Occupation: Fisherman.

U. S. Federal Census; Estero, Lee, Florida; 1920; Enumerator: Henry D. Silverfriend; Enumeration Date: 5 Jan 1920; Microfilm number: 1820221-T625-221; ED: 109; Precinct 10; Outside the Koreshan Colony; Transcribed by Joyce Nelle Ratliff, January 1995: Charles Luettich, Sr.; Residence: Mound Key; Head of family; Home owned or rented: Owned; Owned Free or Mortgaged: Free; Sex: Male; Color: white; Age: 34; Marital status: married; Can read and write: yes; Place of birth: California; Place of birth of mother and father: Germany; Occupation: Fisherman on Mound Key.

MEMORIES, MEMORIES--DAYS OF LONG AGO chronicled by Marie McCready with participation by Lovelle McCready: Karl Leuttich and his son Charlie who were fishermen lived on Estero Island--page 73

ESTERO POST OFFICE; Established March 26, 1895: Carl Luettich was the first "boat" mail carrier. From 1920-1923, he carried the mail three days a week to Punta Rassa, Black Island, and San Carlos Point. Later, Allen Andrews, the Koreshan News-printer, carried the mail by boat. The boats were named "The Victoria" and "The Cracker Bay." They were owned by the Koreshan Unity.

Mound Key/Notes from Evelyn Horne:
Charles Luettich family and 3 daughters moved from Mound Key in 1925 for the girls to go to school at Estero, and for their son Charles Luettich, Jr. to be born. They lived in Mary Mill's house, 2 story on Corkscrew Rd, a Koreshan lady who was Teed's secretary. The two sisters Henrietta and Mary went to the Damkohler School on Mound Key and have gold medals from Damkohler for their
achievements. The family lived in a 40-foot house boat on the south side of the island. John Furen, owner of land, dug shell out of the island for the county roads in Estero. The first teacher was Minnie Lee Wombell, who lived with the fishermen's families.

Enumeration Date: 27 Jun 1900; Enumerator: A. A. Gardner; Microfilm number: 1240172; SD: 2; ED: 77; Sheet number: 16; Page number: 26; Transcribed by Joyce Nelle Ratliff