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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MINOR CLIFTON, 18 YEARS OLD, BURIED TODAY

Minor Clifton, 18 years old, died Saturday night at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. E.J. Sweet, of hemorrhage of the lungs, after a long illness. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Refuge church, and burial was in the Refuge cemetery.

The boy had been making his home with his grandmother since the tragic death of his parents in October, 14 years ago, when a wagon in which they were riding was struck by a train near Memphis, Mo., and both were killed.

He leaves four sisters and one brother, Mrs. Maud McAllister, Mrs. Gladys McAllister, Flo Clifton and June Clifton, and Floyd Clifton, all of Kirksville. He also leaves four uncles and two aunts.

A host of friends extend sympathy to the family in its bereavement.

Kirksville Daily Express
Kirksville, Missouri
April 7, 1924