Use wife role to create other roles:  Just replace [R:wife] with [R:rolename].

You will need a role for each of the roles mentioned in the head of family  role sentences.

Head of Family:  [:CR:][:TAB:][R:Head of Family] was listed as the head of household on the 1920 census <[D]> < [L]>. Also living in the house was <his wife, [R:wife]> <, his son, [R:son]> <, his daughter, [R:daughter]> <, his aunt, [R:aunt]> <, his brother, [R:brother]> <, his brother-in-law, [R:brother-in-law]><, his cousin, [R:cousin]> <, his daughter-in-law, [R:daughter-in-law]> <, a farm hand, [R:farm hand]> <, his father-in-law, [R:father-in-law]> <, his grandchild, [R:grandchild]> <, his granddaughter, [R:granddaughter]> <, his grandfather, [R:grandfather]> <, his grandmother, [R:grandmother]> <, his grandson, [R:grandson]> <, a hired girl, [R:hired girl]> <, [R:husband]> <, a lodger, [R:lodger]> <, his mother, [R:mother]> <, his mother-in-law, [R:mother-in-law]> <, his nephew, [R:nephew]> <, his neice, [R:neice]> <, a servant, [R:servant]> <, his son-in-law, [R:son-in-law]> <, his step daughter, [R:step daughter]> <, his step son, [R:step son]> <, his uncle, [R:uncle]> <, his sister, [R:sister]> <, his sister-in-law, [R:sister-in-law]>. <[M]>

Wife:  [:CR:][:TAB:][R:wife] was listed as [R:Head of Family]'s wife on the 1920 Census < [L]> <[D]>. <[M].>

Wife :[:CR:][:TAB:][R:wife] was listed as a wife of [R:Head of Family] on the 1910 Census < [L]> <[D]>. <[M]>  

Use the wife role to create a sentence for other roles by replacing [R:wife] with [R:rolename]

Neighbor: [:CR:] <[M0]>[W] was listed as a neighbor of [R:Head of Family] on the 1870 census < [L]>. <[M]>

Household member:  [:CR:][:TAB:][R:household member] was listed <[D]> as a household member living with [R:Head of Family] on the 1870 census < [L]>. The official date for this census was 01 June 1870. <[M]>

household member:  [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [R:household member] was listed as a household member living with [R:Head of Family] in the 1860 census < [L]>. The official date for this census was 01 June 1860. <[M].>

neighbor:  [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [R:neighbor] was listed as a neighbor of [R:Head of Family] on the 1860 census <[L]>. <[M3].>

For more sentences check out these by Betty Frain

household member: [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [R:household member] was living with [R:Household head] < [L]>. The official date for this census was June 1, 1850. <[M]>

neighbor:  [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [R:Household Head] was living < [L]>. [RP:neighbor] was living next door to [W]. <[M]>

neighbor:  [:CR:][:TAB:][R:neighbor] was listed as [R:Head of Family]'s neighbor on the 1840 census <[D]> < [L]>. <[M]>

neighbor:   [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [R:neighbor] was listed as [R:Head of Family]'s neighbor on the 1830 census < [L]>. <[M]>

For a more complicated sentence with age and sex breakdown

neighbor:  [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [R:neighbor] was listed as [R:Head of Family]'s neighbor on the 1820 census <[L]>. <[M]> 

For a more complicated sentence that contains sex and age breakdowns

Neighbor:  [:CR:][:TAB:][R:neighbor] was listed as [R:Head of Family]'s neighbor on the 1810 census <[D]> < [L]>. <[M]>

neighbor: [:CR:][:TAB:]<[D]>, [W] was living < [L]>.  [RP:neighbor] was living next door to [R:Household head]. <[M]>