Daughter of William Nathan Morris and Luvenia Floyd Phelps, wife of Nicholas William Swift, the son of Edward Swift and Anna Marie Schnoebelen, whom she married in 1891 and mother of Leo Adelphonse, William Edward, Mary Ellen, Agatha Clara (married Walter Albert Soefker), Beulah Martha (married Henry Carl Kozel), Cyril, Nicholas John and Christine Susie Swift (married Charles W. Reynolds).
In 1880, Susanna Morris, aged 6, was living in Moscow, Hickman, Kentucky, in the home of her parents, W.N. Morris, aged 25, a farmer, and Levenia Morris, aged 25, with siblings, Flora Morris, aged 8, Gertrude Morris, aged 4, and Thaddius Morris, aged 7 months.
In 1900, Susan A. Swift, aged 26, born July 1873 in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nicholas W. Swift, aged 48, a brick mason, born December 1851 in Iowa, whom she'd married about 1894, and children, Leo E. Swift, aged 5, born September 1894 in Oklahoma, William E. Swift, aged 3, born September 1896 in Oklahoma, and Mary Swift, aged 1, born September 1898 in Oklahoma, and servant, Liddie G. Edwards, aged 18.
In 1910, Susie E. Swift, aged 36, born in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nathan W. Swift, aged 51, a farmer, and children, Willie E. Swift, aged 13, Mary E. Swift, aged 11, Agatha C. Swift, aged 9, Bula M. Swift, aged 7, Nicholas J. Swift, aged 4, and Christina Swift, aged 2.
Obituary - Died - At the home of her mother's, Mrs. Morris, 806 W. Washington, Oklahoma City, Mrs. N.W. Swift, Saturday, August 12, of bronchial pneumonia. Buried Monday a.m. at Fairlawn Cemetery. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss.
(1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Spencer Siftings (Spencer, Oklahoma), 17 Aug 1911, Thursday, Page 1)
In 1880, Susanna Morris, aged 6, was living in Moscow, Hickman, Kentucky, in the home of her parents, W.N. Morris, aged 25, a farmer, and Levenia Morris, aged 25, with siblings, Flora Morris, aged 8, Gertrude Morris, aged 4, and Thaddius Morris, aged 7 months.
In 1900, Susan A. Swift, aged 26, born July 1873 in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nicholas W. Swift, aged 48, a brick mason, born December 1851 in Iowa, whom she'd married about 1894, and children, Leo E. Swift, aged 5, born September 1894 in Oklahoma, William E. Swift, aged 3, born September 1896 in Oklahoma, and Mary Swift, aged 1, born September 1898 in Oklahoma, and servant, Liddie G. Edwards, aged 18.
In 1910, Susie E. Swift, aged 36, born in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nathan W. Swift, aged 51, a farmer, and children, Willie E. Swift, aged 13, Mary E. Swift, aged 11, Agatha C. Swift, aged 9, Bula M. Swift, aged 7, Nicholas J. Swift, aged 4, and Christina Swift, aged 2.
Obituary - Died - At the home of her mother's, Mrs. Morris, 806 W. Washington, Oklahoma City, Mrs. N.W. Swift, Saturday, August 12, of bronchial pneumonia. Buried Monday a.m. at Fairlawn Cemetery. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss.
(1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Spencer Siftings (Spencer, Oklahoma), 17 Aug 1911, Thursday, Page 1)
Daughter of William Nathan Morris and Luvenia Floyd Phelps, wife of Nicholas William Swift, the son of Edward Swift and Anna Marie Schnoebelen, whom she married in 1891 and mother of Leo Adelphonse, William Edward, Mary Ellen, Agatha Clara (married Walter Albert Soefker), Beulah Martha (married Henry Carl Kozel), Cyril, Nicholas John and Christine Susie Swift (married Charles W. Reynolds).
In 1880, Susanna Morris, aged 6, was living in Moscow, Hickman, Kentucky, in the home of her parents, W.N. Morris, aged 25, a farmer, and Levenia Morris, aged 25, with siblings, Flora Morris, aged 8, Gertrude Morris, aged 4, and Thaddius Morris, aged 7 months.
In 1900, Susan A. Swift, aged 26, born July 1873 in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nicholas W. Swift, aged 48, a brick mason, born December 1851 in Iowa, whom she'd married about 1894, and children, Leo E. Swift, aged 5, born September 1894 in Oklahoma, William E. Swift, aged 3, born September 1896 in Oklahoma, and Mary Swift, aged 1, born September 1898 in Oklahoma, and servant, Liddie G. Edwards, aged 18.
In 1910, Susie E. Swift, aged 36, born in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nathan W. Swift, aged 51, a farmer, and children, Willie E. Swift, aged 13, Mary E. Swift, aged 11, Agatha C. Swift, aged 9, Bula M. Swift, aged 7, Nicholas J. Swift, aged 4, and Christina Swift, aged 2.
Obituary - Died - At the home of her mother's, Mrs. Morris, 806 W. Washington, Oklahoma City, Mrs. N.W. Swift, Saturday, August 12, of bronchial pneumonia. Buried Monday a.m. at Fairlawn Cemetery. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss.
(1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Spencer Siftings (Spencer, Oklahoma), 17 Aug 1911, Thursday, Page 1)
In 1880, Susanna Morris, aged 6, was living in Moscow, Hickman, Kentucky, in the home of her parents, W.N. Morris, aged 25, a farmer, and Levenia Morris, aged 25, with siblings, Flora Morris, aged 8, Gertrude Morris, aged 4, and Thaddius Morris, aged 7 months.
In 1900, Susan A. Swift, aged 26, born July 1873 in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nicholas W. Swift, aged 48, a brick mason, born December 1851 in Iowa, whom she'd married about 1894, and children, Leo E. Swift, aged 5, born September 1894 in Oklahoma, William E. Swift, aged 3, born September 1896 in Oklahoma, and Mary Swift, aged 1, born September 1898 in Oklahoma, and servant, Liddie G. Edwards, aged 18.
In 1910, Susie E. Swift, aged 36, born in Kentucky, was living in Choctaw, Oklahoma, with her husband, Nathan W. Swift, aged 51, a farmer, and children, Willie E. Swift, aged 13, Mary E. Swift, aged 11, Agatha C. Swift, aged 9, Bula M. Swift, aged 7, Nicholas J. Swift, aged 4, and Christina Swift, aged 2.
Obituary - Died - At the home of her mother's, Mrs. Morris, 806 W. Washington, Oklahoma City, Mrs. N.W. Swift, Saturday, August 12, of bronchial pneumonia. Buried Monday a.m. at Fairlawn Cemetery. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss.
(1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Spencer Siftings (Spencer, Oklahoma), 17 Aug 1911, Thursday, Page 1)
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