The record indicates Charles was a 36-year-old married white male farmer. His marital status was listed as M1. I think this indicates that this is his first marriage. Others on the page show M1 or M2. The family listing is split between two pages. The last name is incorrectly listed as Lamans. No other Laman families are listed on several pages before or after this one.
According to the 1910 U.S. census Charles Lamans lived in Justice Precinct 3 (part of), Brown County, Texas. He was head of the family. He was an 36-year-old married white male. The number of years of his present marriage was 14. He and his mother were born in Texas. His father was born in Alabama. He spoke English. His occupation was farmer on a general farm working on his own account. He was able to read. He was not able to write.
He is listed on penned page 1A, in supervisor’s district 14, enumeration district 101 at line number 48, dwelling 12, family 12. Living in the place of abode were head Charles, 36, wife Georgia E 31, son Nola P, 12, daughter Bertie S, 11, daughter Mandy J, 9, daughter Goldie E, 6, daughter Francis A, 4, son Charles C, 2, and daughter Ottie I, 7/12.
Full record at: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M29X-C13
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