1910 Missouri census, Adair County

Elza J Swett Head F 64 New York
William D Swett Son M 36 Missouri
Drusylla R Swett Daughter F 32 Missouri
Claudia B Swett Daughter F 28 Missouri
Grover C Swett Son M 24 Missouri
Dee G Swett Son M 18 Missouri
Floyd Clifton Grandson M 7 Missouri
Maud A Clifton Granddaughter F 9 Missouri
Glady B Clifton Granddaughter F 7 Missouri
Flo E Clifton Granddaughter F 6 Missouri
Charles M Clifton Grandson M 5 Missouri
June Clifton Granddaughter F 0 Missouri
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1920 Missouri census, Adair County

Eliza J Sweet Head F 73 New York
William D Sweet Son M 47 Missouri
Drusilla Sweet Daughter F 40 Missouri
Claudia Sweet Daughter F 33 Missouri
Dee G Sweet Son M 27 Missouri
Lloyd Clifton Grandson M 20 Missouri
Maud Clifton Granddaughter F 19 Missouri
Gladys Clifton Granddaughter F 17 Missouri
Flo Clifton Granddaughter F 16 Missouri
Minor Clifton Grandson M 13 Missouri
June Clifton Grandson M 10 Missouri
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1930 Missouri census, Scotland County

Oscar Anders Head M 38 Missouri
Flo Anders Wife F 25 Missouri
Wilford Anders Son M 15 Missouri
Opal Anders Daughter F 12 Missouri
Margery Anders Daughter F 7 Missouri
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1940 Missouri census, Schuyler County

Oscar Andus Head M 49 Missouri
Flo Andus Wife F 35 Missouri
Marjorie Andus Daughter F 17 Missouri
Oscar Andus Son M 8 Missouri
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Mrs. Emma Hoffman Rites in Missouri

Funeral services will be conducted in the Willmathsville (Mo.) Cemetery for Mrs. Emma Flo Hoffman of Fountain who died Monday in a local hospital.

Mrs. Hoffman was born July 8, 1903, in Willmathsville and had been a resident for one year.

She was affiliated with the Fountain Valley Baptist Church and was a member of the Rebekah Lodge of Fountain.

Surviving are a son, Oscar L. Anders, of Fountain, and three half-sisters [should be step-daughters], Mrs. Marjorie Vasquez, of Southgate, Calif., Mrs. Jewell Winn, of Downing, Mo., and Mrs. Opal Burns [should be Byrn], of Greentop, Mo.

The Law Mortuary is in charge of local arrangements.

Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
Colorado Springs, Colorado
March 3, 1971