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Home | Important Notes | (title page-p.50) | (pp. 51-100) | (pp. 101-160) | (pp. 161-217)                                                                           101             242  ELIAS HICKS SWAYNE (6), born 4.1.1828, died 5.15.1907, son of 136 Samuel Swayne & Margaret Brown of Guernsey Co., Ohio, married 9.23. 1857 Mahala Merritt Barrett, born 2.15.1833, died 6.12.1888.  Besides this marriage and the birth of the first child, Miami Mtg, Ohio, says 10.27.1858 Mahala M. Swayne, formerly Barrett, condemned misconduct, and 1.23.1861 Mahala M. Swayne and children George B. and Samuel E. to White Water Mtg, Indiana.  There were these four children:      418  George Barrett b 1858 d 1920 m 1891 Delia Hardcastle      419  Samuel Edward b 1859 m 1882 Susan Clarine Robinson      420  Harry Brown b 1866 d by 1920 m Margaret Hamilton Burrell      421  Virginia b 1867 d 1867             243  EDWARD HICKS SWAYNE (6), born 7.30.1830, died 6.23.1857, son of 136 Samuel Swayne & Margaret Brown of Guernsey Co., Ohio, was not married.  He died of crumbling of the bones.             244 EMALINE WRIGHT SWAYNE (6), born 10.26.1833, died 8.7.1904, daughter of 136 Samuel Swayne & Margaret Brown of Guernsey Co., Ohio, mar- ried W. J. McCalvin, M. D., but had no children.      ****************************************************************             245  JOSEPH JOSHUA SWAYNE (6), born 6.27.1815, died 10.16.1818, son of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va.  The Steer Genealogy says he died 10.16.1815.             246  MARY ANN SWAYNE (6), born 12.8.1816 in Virginia, died 2.11. 1836 in Columbus, Ky, daughter of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va., married 12.21.1835 William J. Todd, born 11 mo 1814 in Kentucky, died 11.25.1839 in Jefferson Co., Va.  There were no children.             247  JOHN THOMAS SWAYNE (6), born 8.27.1819 in Alexandria, D.C., died 10.11.1873, son of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va., married 4.29.1850 Mary C. Porter, born 1.7.1834 in Lincolnton, N. C., died 1911.  The Steer Genealogy says he was born 8.28.1819.  They lived in Memphis, Tenn., where he practiced law and became a judge.  Alex- andria Mtg says John Thomas Swayne reported in Tenn., dropped.  They had these six children:      422  Ethel Porter b 1852 d 1873 not married      423  Mary Anna b 1858 m 1880 William G. Wilkims b 1842      424  Jessie Gray b 1859 m 1889 Frank Stanton Latham b 1854      425  Sallie Rebellia b 1862 m 1884 William E. Rider b 1860      426  John Lee b 1865 d 1870      427  Milton W. b 1869 m 1889 Jimetta Ralston b 1869             248  JAMES WILLIAM SWAYNE (6) born 11.6.1821 in Fauquier Co., Va., died 3.14.1856 in Madison Co., Tenn., son of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va., married 4.15.1847 Amanda Jane Henry, born 5.18.1824, died 7.1.1857, both in Henderson Co., Tenn.  They had these three children:      428  John Felix b 1850 m 1874 May H. Hendricks b 1856      429  Mary Willis b 1852 m 1868 Sargent P. Sanders b 1840      430  James William b 1855 m 1887 Josephine B. Latham b 1860 102             249  NOAH LOWELL SWAYNE (6), born 6.13.1823 at Winchester, Va., son of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va., m 9.27. 1870 Letitia M. Huddleston, born 2.7.1839, died 8.17.1886, both in Henry Co., Tenn.  The Steer Genealogy calls him Noah D., born 6.12.1823.  About 1890 he lived at Elkhorn, Tenn.  His nephew 430 James William Swayne says Noah was educated to be a physician.  These four children were born in Henry Co.:      431  John T. b 1872 or 1871 m 1895 Blanche b 1876      432  William H. b 1876 m Lena Thomas b 1872      433  Sarah Hite b 1876 d 1879.  One 1876 prob. error      434  James D. R. b 1880 d 1880             250  ELIZA ELLEN SWAYNE (6), born 12.8.1824, died 3.13.1831, both in Virginia, daughter of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va.  The Steer Genealogy says died 3.14.1831.             251  CHARLES KEMPER SWAYNE (6), born 10.26.1827, died 10.28. 1828, both in Virginia, son of 137 John T. Swayne & Sarah Hite Parkins of Loudon Co., Va.  The Steer Genealogy says born 12.26.1827, died 4.21.1829.      ****************************************************************             252  MARY ANN SWAYNE (6), born 1.23.1826 or 1.21.1826 in Flush- ing Twp, Belmont Co., Ohio, died 3.16.1850 or 3.6.1850 at Green Plain, Clark Co., daughter of 138 Thomas Swayne & Eliza Smith of Harrison and Clark Counties, Ohio, was not married.  The first date in each case is from the Darlington Family, the second from her niece 435 Mary Swayne, who copied from the family bible.             253  JOSHUA SWAYNE (6), born 5.3.1827, died 11.16.1895, son of 138 Thomas Swayne & Eliza Smith of Harrison and Clark Counties, Ohio, mar- ried 11.14.1855 at her father's near Lebanon, Warren Co. by Rev. Samuel Marshall, Martha J. Stewart, born 3.31.1830, died 3.1.1880 at Springfield. Most of this is from his daughter Mary, some from the Darlington Family. Joshua was born near New Athens, became a physician and lived at Spring Valley and Springfield, then was buried at Xenia, all in Ohio.  There were these three children:      435  Mary b 1856 not married by 1922      436  Martha b 1858 not married by 1922      437  George Stewart b 1866 d 1910, evidently not married             254  REBECCA SWAYNE (6), born 1.12.1829 near New Athens, Ohio, died 8.31.1854 at Spring Valley, daughter of 138 Thomas Swayne & Eliza Smith of Harrison and Clark Counties, Ohio, married 9.25.1850 at Green Plain Mtg, Isaac M. Barrett.  They lived at Spring Valley.  There were these two sons:      1  Thomas Swayne b 1852 m 1876 Carrie E. Weller b 1855      2  George b 1854 d 1854             255  ELIZA SWAYNE (6), born 6.9.1833 near New Athens, Ohio, died 7.2.1850 at Green Plain, daughter of 138 Thomas Swayne & Eliza Smith of Har- rison and Clark Counties, Ohio, evidently not married.             256  THOMAS J. SWAYNE (6), born 8.19.1836, died 3.6.1907, son of                                                                           103 138 Thomas Swayne & Eliza Smith of Harrison and Clark Counties, Ohio, mar- ried 4.12.1858 at Yellow Springs, Ohio, Bell Smith, born 12.26.1836 at Macedon, Wayne Co., New York, daughter of William R. Smith & Eliza Wright of New Castle, Placer Co., Cal.  This is from the Darlington Family, which says they lived in Richmond, Ind. 1858 to 1861, then went to Minnesota and were in Minneapolis 1864 to 1871, that Thomas was in Los Angeles till 1872, then in Sacramento till 1881, then in National City, which adjoined San Diego.  An 1885 letter from him shows he was then a florist in National City.  He served as city trustee and was a member of the 26th session of the legislature.  There were no children.      ****************************************************************             257  HUGH NELSON SWAYNE (6), born 1837, died 1889, son of 141 Joshua Swayne & Lucy Nelson of Columbus, Ky, married 1st 1858 Martha Coving- ton of Carroll Co., Tenn., married 2nd 1865 Pauline Thompson, died early in 1867, of Lake Co., Tenn.  Hugh was born at Columbus, but when he was nine years old the family moved to Carroll Co., where he became a farmer and lived the rest of his life.  There were no children by the first wife, and the second died five months after the birth of her only child, a son, who sent this account:      438  Tschudi Thompson b 1866 m 1899 Annie Herring             258  JACK SWAYNE (6), son of 141 Joshua Swayne & Lucy Nelson of Columbus, Ky, married Rose Collier.  This is from nephew 438 Tschudi Thomp- son Swayne, who says Uncle Jack was an M. D., died at 34 years of age, and had no children.             259  MAY SWAYNE (6), daughter of 141 Joshua Swayne & Lucy Nelson of Columbus, Ky, was not married, says nephew 438 Tschudi Thompson Swayne.             260  SALLIE C. SWAYNE (6), daughter of 141 Joshua Swayne & Lucy Nelson of Columbus, Ky, was not married.  Nephew 438 Tschudi Thompson Swayne says she was a cripple who never walked after early childhood, and later in life lived with her sister Elizabeth in Los Angeles, where she died a few years previous to 1921.             261  CHARLES SWAYNE (6), son of 141 Joshua Swayne & Lucy Nelson of Columbus, Ky, died without issue, says nephew 438 Tschudi Thompson Swayne.             262  ELIZABETH TAYLOR SWAYNE (6), daughter of 141 Joshua Swayne & Lucy Nelson of Columbus, Ky, married Archibald Liebig Elcan, physician in Los Angeles, Calif.  They had five children, all living there in 1922 when my father called on some of them and sent this information:      1  Joshua Swayne      2  Lucy Elizabeth      3  Nathaniel Henry      4  Rosalie m Moses Langley Wicks Jr      5  Pauline Thompson      ***************************************************************** 104             263  JOHN WAGER SWAYNE (6), born Nov. 10, 1834 in Columbus, Ohio, died Dec. 10, 1902 after long illness in New York City, son of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, married 1868 Ellen Harris, born 1846, died 1909.  The Dictionary of American Biography says he was born and died as above, graduated from Yale 1856, losing one year on account of illness, graduated from Cincinnati Law School 1859, was admitted to the Ohio bar, began practice in Columbus with his father and continued until the Civil War.  Aug. 31, 1861 he entered the army as major in the 43d Ohio Infantry, and Dec. 14 became lieut. col.  Until Feb. 1862 the regiment trained in Ohio.  In the battle of Corinth Oct. 4, 1862 he showed such distinguished courage in the face of threatened panic that on Gen. D. S. Stanley's recommendation he received the medal of honor, highest American decoration for heroism in action.  Oct. 18, 1862 he was made colonel.  He commanded a brigade or Corps XVI, Army of the Tennessee in the Atlanta campaign, the march to the sea and the campaign of the Carolinas. He was in action at Resaca, Dallas, Kenesaw and Atlanta.  At Rivers Bridge, S. C. Feb. 2, 1865 a shell wound caused amputation of the right leg.   In April he was made brig. gen. of vols., with rank from March 8, 1865.  Later that year he was selected by Gen. Howard as ass't commissioner in charge of Freedmen's Bureau operations in Alabama.  Also he was in military command, and that he might have appropriate rank was in May 1866 appointed major gen. of vols., commission dated June 20, 1865.  He was mustered out of the volun- teers Sep. 1, 1867, but meanwhile, July 28, 1866 had been made colonel in the regular army for the newly organized 45th infantry.  Reduction in 1870 required removal of all officers with any form of physical disability, and in July he was retired.  He then resumed law in Toledo with John R. Osborn as partner, and for some years was member of the board of education.   In 1881 he moved to New York, where with John F. Dillon as partner he practiced until near his death.  This firm was counsel for Associated Press, Western Union Telegraph Co., Wabash Railway, etc.  Wager was always interested in philanthropic activities, particularly church and educational work.  As an independent Republican fighting the regular New York County organization under the leadership of Lemuel E. Quigg he became widely known.  With William Brookfield and others he was at the head of the Committee of Fifty Three, and it was largely through his efforts that the primary law passed the leg- islature.  Some obituaries conflict with the above dates of birth and death, placing these Nov. 1, 1834 and Dec. 18, 1902.  There were these five chil- dren:      439  Alfred Harris b 1870 d 1837      440  Noah Haynes b 1871 d 1950 m 1898 Christine Siebeneck b 1874      441  Wager b 1873 m ab 1899 Wilhelmina Nordeman      442  Virginia Washington b ab 1877 m Harold Lomas d 1915      443  Eleanor Harris b 1880             264  CATHERINE SWAYNE (6), died young, daughter of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, Ohio, was buried in Green Lawn Cemetery there.             265  REBECCA SWAYNE (6), born by 1840, apparently died early, daughter of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, Ohio.  In a bundle of old letters sent by her brother 270 Noah was one to Rebecca from her father, dated 1840, in which he mentioned her "little sis- ter Lell".                                                                           105             266  VIRGINIA SWAYNE (6), died young, daughter of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, Ohio, was buried in Green Lawn Cemetery there.             267  SALLIE SWAYNE (6), died young, daughter of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, Ohio, was buried in Green Lawn Cemetery there.             268  MARY LLEWELLYN SWAYNE (6), born by 1840, died Aug. 25, 1913, daughter of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, Ohio, married Edwin Parsons, died 1895, and they lived in New York City. Rachel Boles Safford, daughter of 416 Rebecca Swayne, says when her children, born 1897 to 1900, were quite small, she remembers visiting Mrs. Edwin Par- sons, who was her cousin Lellie, when she lived at the corner of Riverside Drive and 90th St. in New York.  Probably there were no children.             269  HENRY STUART SWAYNE (6), born June 2, 1845 at Columbus, Ohio, died Nov. 25, 1893 at Bloomington, Illinois, son of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, married Dec. 22, 1875 Sarah Worthington Davis, only daughter of Judge David Davis, who for over 20 years served in the U. S. Supreme Court, of which he was a member at the same time as Henry's father.  Most of the above, as well as what follows, is in a clipping from the Bloomington Weekly Pantagraph, sent in a letter 12.15.1893 from 179 William Phillips Swayne to my grandfather 172 Evan Thomas Swayne. This says Henry died at his residence, 1102 East Jefferson St. after a week's illness.  About eight years ago while living in Toledo he survived a severe attack of pneumonia which weakened his lungs.  While in France last year he was taken with the grip.  Since his return from Europe in August he had not been well, and in the final week suffered several hemorrhages.   He graduated from Yale in 1868 and entered the engineering department of the Chicago & St. Paul Railroad, where his first work was to survey a line in Wisconsin.  Later he was in the office of the chief engineer in Milwaukee. He then spent a year of travel in Europe, Egypt and the Holy Land.  On his return he went into a manufacturing business at Toledo, Ohio.  After marriage he lived there until 1885, when he moved to Bloomington, where he and his wife lived in the Davis homestead until the fall of 1886, when their own residence was completed, where they have lived ever since.  During his eight years in Bloomington he followed no profession, being of independent means. He specialized in chemistry, and had a laboratory in the Durley hall block fitted with the latest and best apparatus for chemical experiments, to which he devoted much time and money and in which Prof. R. O. Graham was his com- panion.  He was fond of music, spoke German and French fluently and read many scientific books in those languages.  He was reared an Episcopalian, but his wife was Presbyterian, and they attended the latter, but were not members.  They had given several thousand dollars for the proposed new First Presbyterian Church and he was a member of the committee of plans for the building.  His widow married John T. Lillard and in 1921 was living in Bloom- ington.  No children were mentioned in the Pantagraph obituary, nor by his brother Noah.             270  NOAH HAINES SWAYNE (6), born Nov. 30, 1847, died probably 1924, son of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, Ohio, married March 16, 1886 Frances Sickles, born Feb. 22, 1852, of St. 106 Louis, Mo., died Feb. 7, 1928.  Great nephew 662 Noah Haynes Swayne III in giving these dates of death, says Noah's will was drawn Apr. 26, 1922, proved in Lucas Co., Ohio and his certified copy from the court there in Toledo is dated Oct. 11, 1924, and that both were probably buried in Woodlawn Cemetery there.             After graduation from Yale in 1870 Noah became a lawyer in To- ledo and in 1917 his letterhead showed law offices there in company with B. A. Hayes, at 1607 Second National Bank Building.  Soon after this he suf- fered a severe illness, went to Atlantic City, New Jersey and remained there. In the summer of 1921 I met him and his wife with his nephew 439 Alfred Har- ris Swayne there in the Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel, where Noah and his wife lived in a suite, with a man to take care of his correspondence and serve in other ways.  He and I had considerable correspondence.  He says he attended the 50th anniversary of his Yale graduation, that in addition to being lawyer and banker he was head of a manufacturing firm, built railroads and gave the ground in Toledo called Swayne Field, for use of the professional baseball club there.  While funds were being sought in 1921 for publication of De- scendants of Francis Swayne, and others, he offered to furnish any balance needed.  The result was he supplied $910 of the total of $1235, which paid for the 150 copies.  Noah's middle name is here spelled Haines because he had learned that his father was named for a Virginia circuit rider who fre- quently held baptismal meetings and was so well liked that many babies were named for him.  It is true that Virginia family used Haines, also Hains and Haynes are in meeting records and public records.  Noah's father, nephew and great nephew all have used Noah Haynes Swayne.             271  FRANCIS BOND SWAYNE (6), born June 8, 1850 in Columbus, Ohio, died Sep. 8, 1928 in New York City, son of 143 Noah Haynes Swayne & Sarah Ann St. Clair Wager of Columbus, married Dec. 29, 1875 Helen E. Young, died about 1930, daughter of Samuel Young, lawyer and banker of Toledo, Ohio. After boyhood in Toledo, Francis went east to Hopkins Grammar School in New Haven, Conn., then entered Yale and graduated A. B. in 1872.  He studied law in the offices of Waite, Osborn & Swayne (his eldest brother John Wager Swayne) in Toledo, was admitted to the bar, and with another brother, Noah Haines Swayne, and R. B. Hayes, son of President Hayes, formed the firm of Swayne, Swayne & Hayes, specializing in railroad and corporation law.  In 1895 Francis moved to New York and there in partnership with brother John Wager Swayne became a leading member of the New York bar.  In 1905 he re- tired and thereafter lived in New York City and at his country place at Fort Salonga, Long Island.  The Press Association Annual contains much of the above, with his picture.  He was a prominent Episcopal layman in the New York diocese.  In 1914 and up to 1921 he wrote seven times concerning com- pilation of Descendants of Francis Swayne, and others, toward publication of which he contributed $100.  All his letterheads read Francis B. Swayne, Counsellor at Law, 2 Rector Street, New York.  The Press Association arti- cle did not mention children, nor did he.      ****************************************************************             272  JANE M. SWAYNE (6), born 9.3.1797, died 4.4.1832, daughter of 144 Francis Swayne & Sarah of York Co., Pa., married 7.31.1817 at Hunt- ington Mtg, Gideon Griest, born 5.23.1796, died 12.23.1855, son of Joseph                                                                           107 Griest & Rebecca Hussey of Latimore Twp, Adams Co., Pa.  This is from the meeting record and from great grandchildren Margaret Jane Cross Stoops, wife of Allen Stoops, and her brother S. B. Cross, who are grandchildren of the youngest child Martha Jane, born two weeks before her mother's death. S. B. says Gideon married 2nd 1832 Martha Hamilton, born 5.25.1813, died 4.5.1874, buried in Unionville, Pa., as is her youngest stepchild, the above Martha Jane.  Of this 2nd marriage were born eight children:  Almira 5.4.1833-- Angelina 9.1.1834--Eliza 1.10.1837--Charles 6.8.1839--Joseph 9.8.1841-- Priscilla 6.3.1844--William P. 4.7.1847--T. Elwood 3.3.1849.  Gideon was in 1855 postmaster at Bermudian in Adams Co.  His 1st wife Jane and children Owen, Edith and Rebecca are buried in the Griest graveyard on the Hull farm near York Springs in that county.  These were the six children by Jane:      1  Owen b 6.8.1818 d 1907 m Lydia Lease, had children Gideon--Owen--         Emeline--Eliza--Eli--Francis      2  Edith b 7.23.1819 d 1857 m prob. 7.1.1841 Nathan Smith, had children         Gideon--Jesse--Martha      3  Charles died a baby      4  Sarah b 1.8.1827 d 2.2.1878 m 8.26.1847 Edward Brooks b 1819 d 4.24.         1892, had children William E.--Martha H.--Charles T.--Rebecca A.--         Edith J.--Eleanora M.--Harry R.--Edward J.      5  Rebecca b 8.14.1828 d 4.26.1855 m 10.23.1851 William Cawalder, had         children Clara--Oscar      6  Martha Jane b 3.21.1832 d 7.3.1901 m 9.15.1859 Benjamin Rich b 7.25.         1829 d 11.17.1895, had children John L.--Joey--Lydia L.--Margaret         M.--Cora--Anna M.--Mary Jane      ****************************************************************             273  HANNAH SWAYNE (6), born 7.5.1808, died 7.22.1808, daughter of 149 Eli Swayne & Deborah Woodward of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Philadelphia, still later in Delaware.             274  JOEL W. SWAYNE (6), born 5.29.1810, died Feb. 9, 1874, son of 149 Eli Swayne & Deborah Woodward of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Philadelphia, still later in Delaware, married Nov. 7, or possibly 27, 1839 by Mayor John Mathias of Lancaster, Susan J. Cunningham, born 1812, died May 12, 1892, but aged 76.  The Philadelphia Public Ledger has both deaths, Joel aged 64, Eastern Star Lodge No. 186 A. Y. M. and Columbia Mark Lodge No. 91 invited to funeral from his late residence, 226 Perry St., burial in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Susan's funeral from her late residence 866 N 44.  The American Republican says in the marriage record, both of Chester Co.  Joel Swain and in most cases Joel W. Swayne are listed in Philadelphia directories 1837 through 1874.  From 1837 through 1844 he was waterman, from then through 1874 bartender, also sometimes barkeeper, tavern, hotel keeper. He lived on Budd, Ellen, Rachel, Filbert, Bunting and Juniper, ending from 1858 through 1874 h 226 Perry, where Susan wid Joel was in 1875 and 1876, Thomas W. from 1867 through 1874, William C. from 1867 through 1880.  21 Nov. 1857 Joel W. Swayne, Clerk of Philadelphia, received for $500 a $30 ground rent.  There were these four children:      444  Thomas W. b 1840 d 1870 not married      445  George b 1842 d 1842      446  Mary S. b 1843 d 1846      447  William C. b 1845 d 1885 prob. not married 108             275  THOMAS P. SWAYNE (6), born 7.3.1812, died 9.21.1813, son of 149 Eli Swayne & Deborah Woodward of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Philadelphia, still later in Delaware.             276  DEBORAH ANN SWAYNE (6), born 12.22.1813, died 10.26.1814, daughter of 149 Eli Swayne & Deborah Woodward of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Philadelphia, still later in Delaware.             277  GIBSON A. SWAYNE (6), born May 1, 1826, died Aug. 2, 1874, son of 149 Eli Swayne & probably 2nd wife Mary Shaw of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Philadelphia, still later in Delaware, married probably Susan H. Kilpatrick, born about 1829, died June 8, 1901.  His will, which calls him baker, drawn Apr. 17, 1874, proved in Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 6, 1874 named brother in law William H. Kilpatrick of Girard College exr, also wife Susan and one daughter.  Three stones in one lot of Mt. Moriah Cemetery have 1st: Gibson A. Swayne born and died as above aged 48 yr 3 mo; 2nd: Annie E. wife of Oscar T. Hulings and daughter of Susan & Gibson A. Swayne born Sep. 6, 1854 died March 29, 1875, also Thomas G. son of Oscar T. & Annie E. Hulings born March 20, 1875 died June 21, 1875; 3rd: Susan H. wife of Gibson A. Swayne died as above aged 72.  The Philadelphia Public Ledger gives Gibson's death as above in his 48th year and Susan's death and age as above, his residence 1420 S. 6th, her funeral from resi- dence of brother in law Hugh McConnell of Sharon Hill.  Philadelphia direc- tories list Gibson, always baker, 1849 and 1850 at 373 S. Front, 1852 Car- penter ab 9, where Eli had been 1843, 1844 and 1845, 1856 at 120 Shippen, 1857 and 1858 SW 9 & Lafayette, 1859 at 718 Swanson, 1860 (Swain) h 27 Mead, 1863 at 906 Manilla, 1864, 1865 and 1866 (Swain) at 825 Christian, then from 1867 every year through 1874, mostly Gibson A. Swayne, 1309 Passyunk av.  In 1877 Susan widow of Gibson was at h 759 S 9.  Record was found of only this one child:      448  Ann Eliza b 1854 d 1875 m Oscar T. Hulings             278  PHOEBE SWAYNE (6), daughter of 149 Eli Swayne & probably 2nd wife Mary Shaw of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Phila- delphia, still later in Delaware, married by 1874 a Reynolds, from the will of her brother Gibson.             279  MARY N. SWAYNE (6), daughter of 149 Eli Swayne & probably 2nd wife Mary Shaw of several places in Chester Co., Pa., later in Phila- delphia, still later in Delaware, married Apr. 10, 1856 by Rev. James G. Shinn, Charles S. Fesmire, both of the 19th Ward, says Philadelphia Public Ledger.  Brother Gibson's will called her Mary N. Fesmire.      ***************************************************************             280  MARY ANNE SWAYNE (6), born 1838, died Nov. 1880, daughter of 153 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Clark of Baltimore Co., Md., married, and in 1919 three children were alive.  This is from her sister 284 Sarah, who did not give the name of Mary Anne's husband, but may have given the married names of the two daughters:      1  Susan Fowler b 1856      2  Ida Lasner b ab 1869      3  Son b ab 1879                                                                           109             281  JOHN REESE SWAYNE (6), born 1840, died 1877, son of 153 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Clark of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1865 Sophia Lucinda, born 1847, apparently alive 1919, when son George did not give her year of death.  Only these three children are mentioned by George, although dates are far apart, and there may have been more:      449  Martha Ann b 1861 d 1882      450  William Edward b 1869 m 1893 Sadie E.      451  George Thomas b 1873 m 1894 Margaret A. b 1869             282  JAMES DRAPER SWAYNE (6), born 1842, died 1915, son of 153 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Clark of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1874 Sarah Blanche, born 1853, apparently alive 1916, since neither of sons Vinton and Henry gave her year of death.  James was a produce dealer in Baltimore. Births of the six children below are from Vinton.  Those from Henry, who gives his own 1883, are in every case two years later.  He gives 455 Emma E. Bell and 456 Thomas G. or L.  Vinton gives 455 Mrs. Elsie Bell and 456 George T.  Probably the last is correct, since uncle and 1st cousin were named George Thomas:      452  Mary E. b 1869 m 1888 John F. Hummel      453  Vinton Reese b 1879 m 1908 Emma Irene b 1879      454  Henry Dail b 1881 m 1908 Helen b 1889      455  Emma Elsie b 1883 m 1907 Benjamin F. Bell      456  George Thomas b 1885 m 1906 Mary      457  Walter R. b 1887 not married by 1916             283  GEORGE THOMAS SWAYNE (6), born Dec. 5, 1845, died July 20, 1890, son of 153 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Clark of Baltimore Co., Md., married Apr. 6, 1868 Mary L., born 1846, alive about 1920 at 824 South Ell- wood Ave. in Baltimore, from their son John, who gives these five children:      458  George b 1870 d 1872      459  Sara C. b 1872 m 1907 a Long      460  William b 1873 d 1881      461  Caroline R. b 1875 m 1894 an O'Neill      462  John Shin b 1882 m 1904 Minnie E. b 1882             284  SARAH GOUGH SWAYNE (6), born 1850, daughter of 153 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Clark of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1st 1878 J. H. D. Mills, married 2nd 1893 John Stabler.  She wrote 1917 from 3032 Hudson St. and 1919 from 3107 Fleet St., both in Baltimore, giving the above and some other family data, and saying these two children were by the 1st husband:      1  Sarah E.      2  E. Gough      ****************************************************************             285  SARAH SWAYNE (6), born 9.26.1828 at Doe Run, Chester Co., Pa., daughter of 155 William Swayne & Rebecca J. Harris of Wilmington, Del., married 10.1.1856 at Westtown, Lorenzo James Highfield, born 4.30.1832 in Westtown Twp, died 6.5.1863 in Birmingham Twp, buried at Birmingham, son of William Highfield & Adaline Cobourn of Pennsbury.  All this is from John Hannum Descendants, which names these three children:      1  William C. b 1857 d 1861      2  Adaline Virginia b 1859 d 1867      3  Harriet G. b 1861 m 1882 Altamont B. Wittenberg b 1854      **************************************************************** 110             286  WINDLE HOLLOWAY SWAYNE (6), born 1832, died 1833, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa.             287  JOEL ISAAC SWAYNE (6), born 1834, died Aug. 30, 1865, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., was not mar- ried.  He fought in the Civil War, but died of fever at home.  The Phila- delphia Public Ledger says Joel J. Swayne died as above aged 31, Wm Penn Hose and Steam Fire Engine Co., also his friends of the U. S. Navy, invited to services at his mother's residence, 426 Wildey St.             288  MARY OLIVIA SWAYNE (6), born 1836, died 1871, daughter of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., married George Humes and they had these two children, both in 1919 alive in Camden, N. J.:      1  William      2  Daughter m George Colehouer             289  JOSEPH RITNER SWAYNE (6), born 1838, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1st July 17, 1861 at 242 Hanover St., Kensington, by John G. Wilson, V. D. M., Hannah Cline, both of Philadelphia, born about 1839, died July 23, 1865, daughter of Hannah, married 2nd Aug. 24, 1867 at 1409 Hanover St., Kensington, by the same man, Emily Sell, both of Philadelphia, died July 4, 1874, daughter of Sarah & the late Joseph Sell.  Marriages and deaths of both wives are from the Phila- delphia Public Ledger, which says the mother of the 1st wife was of Harriet St. ab Ross, that of the 2nd wife of 831 Almond St., Kensington.  Joseph's sister Hannah in 1919 remembered the 2nd wife only, called her Emma, said Joseph fought in the Civil War but died at home of fever about the same time as his brothers Joel and Jesse.  Joseph Swain is in Philadelphia directories in 1867 as filer at 426 Wildey, where he and brothers Jesse and Joel were in 1864 and 1865, and Joseph R. Swaine as sawfiler in 1869 h 1515 Waterloo with Eleanor Swaine wid Jesse.  Sister Hannah names this one son:      463  Joseph             290  JESSE GREENFIELD SWAYNE (6), born 1840, died June 7, 1864, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., was not married.  He fought in the Civil War but died at home.  The Philadelphia Public Ledger says he died as above, son of Eleanor and the late Jesse Swayne, funeral from residence of his mother, 426 Wildey St.             291  HANNAH CATHERINE SWAYNE (6), born 1842, died 1921, daughter of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1860 John F. Eltonhead, born 1840, died 1911.  Her letters from 1031 N. 11th St., Reading, Pa., written 1919 per Luther S. Eltonhead, give the data below for her children as well as most of those for herself, her brothers and sisters. Son Henry's marriage is from Schwenkfelder Families, which calls him Harry. There were eight children:      1  Mary R. b 1861 d 1863      2  Joseph b 1864 d 1866      3  John L. b 1867 alive 1919      4  Ella N. b 1869 alive 1919 m a Bennethum      5  Henry B. b Aug. 25, 1872, alive 1919, married July 21, 1894 Eliza-         beth Roeller, born July 6, 1861, daughter of Jesse Roeller & Emeline         Dengler.  Harry was a laborer of Pottstown.                                                                           111      6  William H. K. b 1875 d 1882      7  James b 1877 d 1882      8  Luther S. b 1882 alive 1919             292  GEORGE WASHINGTON SWAYNE (6), born 1846, died 1864, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., was not married. He fought in the Civil War and died of wounds on the battlefield.             293  WILLIAM TIBBEN SWAYNE (6), born 1848, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1880 Maria Hart, born 1858, died Oct. 16, 1935.  The Philadelphia Inquirer gives her death as above, of 1319 William St. in Philadelphia, to be interred St. Denis Cem- etery.  From the same address her husband, a woodpecker, wrote in 1919, and I called on him there, which aroused his wife's suspicion.  See second para- graph of foreword to first edition.  William furnished data for his own family, also the middle names of his brothers and sisters.  He remembered his Uncle William, Aunt Mary and Aunt Sarah, but not his aunts Elizabeth and Jane.  There were these five children:      464  John b 1882 d 1900      465  Eleanor Holloway b 1884 m 1907 John J. Tier b 1879      466  William b 1887 m 1911 Lizzie Haag      467  Joseph b 1889 d 1892      468  Mary b 1891 d 1898             294  JOHN SHELLDRAKE SWAYNE (6), born 1851, died 1897, son of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., was not married, says his brother William.  However, two items from the Philadelphia Public Ledger make it appear that he was the John S. Swayne who married March 30, 1873 at 247 Richmond St. by Rev. F. Crouch, Amy E. Park, all of Philadel- phia, born about 1853, died March 29, 1886, funeral from residence of hus- band, 1308 Vienna St., burial in Palmer ground.             295  HESTER TIBBEN SWAYNE (6), born 1854, died 1907, daughter of 156 Jesse Swayne & Eleanor Holloway of Philadelphia, Pa., married Aug. 6, 1871 at Roxborough Baptist parsonage by Rev. David Spencer, William H. Smithe- man.  This marriage is from the Philadelphia Public Ledger.  There were at least these two children, both alive 1919 in Camden, N. J.:      1  Gideon, became an undertaker      2  Emma m a MacMahon      ****************************************************************             296  LUCY ANN SWAYNE (6), born Nov. 6, 1842, died Feb. 4, 1926, daughter of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married Jan. 11, 1863 at residence of Thomas Swayne by Rev. Samuel Ryland, Samuel C. Vanlaw of Bartlett, born Jan. 3, 1828 in Belmont Co., Ohio, died 2.14.1865, son of John Vanlaw & Sarah Sharp.  She married 2nd Capt. Jesse C. Morrow. All this is from daughter Elma, in 1935 of Bartlett, who names one son by the 1st and two children by the 2nd:      1  Samuel died an infant         **********      2  Elma Leota b Feb. 22, 1872 m Samuel Kirby Steele b Feb. 15, 1872.         One child b May 7, 1901:  Lucy Melva m June 26, 1924 E. H. McKain      3  Myron M. b 12.1.1879 d Dec. 28, 1930 112             297  MATILDA JANE SWAYNE (6), born Nov. 4, 1844, died Sep. 8, 1875, daughter of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married Henry Luther, but had no children, says Elma Leota Morrow Steele, her niece.             298  MARY ELLEN SWAYNE (6), born March 30, 1847, daughter of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married William Rardin, and Nov. 27, 1834 wrote from 2769 First Ave., Huntington, West Virginia, saying she was 89, but of poor memory and poor health.  The rest is from niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele, who says there were these four children:      1  Lillie m Cornelius Burns, had three children and one grandchild      2  May      3  Garnet      4  Son died an infant             299 FIDELIA ABBY SWAYNE (6), born Nov. 15, 1849, died March 26, 1920, daughter of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, was not married, says niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele.             300  WILLIAM ARZA SWAYNE (6), born Apr. 16, 1852, died Dec. 8, 1930, son of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married by 1882 Mary Churchill.  This is from niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele.  She and nephew 475 John Carl Swayne call him Uncle Arza.  She says he went to Iowa and worked there on a farm for his uncle 171 Bennett several years. From Carl's saying he always expected to get some family information from Uncle Arza but neglected it until too late, it is a guess that Arza lived in Ohio not far from Cutler, which was Carl's postoffice.  There were these six children:      469  Earl b 1883 m 1932 Gussie McBride      470  Minnie b 1884 d 1899      471  Lottie b 1889 m 1915 Mark Lawrence Young      472  Reba b 1890 d 1906      473  Gladys b 1892 m 1918 Carl Colerick      474  Edith b 1897 not married b 1935             301  EDNA CAROLINE SWAYNE (6), born July 23, 1854, died Aug. 7, 1919, daughter of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married Dwight Fowler, says niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele, who adds the names of these three children:      1  Fred      2  Newell      3  Lucy             302  JOHN WESLEY SWAYNE (6), born Jan. 18, 1857, died Apr. 27, 1882, son of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married Jennie Clark, says niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele, but had no children.             303  BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SWAYNE (6), born Apr. 6, 1859, died May 9, 1921, son of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, married 1st June 22, 1881 Mary H. Hildebrand, born Jan. 31, 1854, died Aug. 22, 1926, daughter of George Hildebrand, one of the early settlers around Cutler, Ohio. They separated in 1903 and he married 2nd 1908 Rebecca Campbell.  This is from niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele and more from son Carl, who says his                                                                           113 mother Mary H. always lived here at this farm where she was born, father lived at Bartlett until his first marriage, then came here and farmed, but after separation moved to California.  Carl names four children, two by each wife:      475  John Carl b 1882 m 1929 Mina Ola Barr      476  Nina DeEtte m 1903 Denzil Lochary           **********      477  Thomas b 1908      478  Amos b 1911             304  SHERMAN G. SWAYNE (6), born Apr. 25, 1864, died July 11, 1866, son of 165 Thomas Swayne & Abbie Ellis of near Bartlett, Ohio, says niece Elma Leota Morrow Steele.      ****************************************************************             305  NARCISSA SWAYNE (6), born probably in the 1840s, died by the time of printing of the History of Morgan Co., Ohio, daughter of 168 Eli K. Swayne & Maria Rice of Chesterhill.             306  EUGENE SWAYNE (6), born probably in the 1840s, son of 168 Eli K. Swayne & Maria Rice of Chesterhill, Ohio, married 1868 Jennie Clancy and they lived in Morgan Co., from the history of that county.  Eugene's nephew Charles Branson Smith also mentions him, but not Narcissa nor James M.  Elma Leota Morrow Steele says Eugene married as above and had this one son:      479  Augustus m Lou Frost             307  JOSEPH BRANSON SWAYNE (6), born May 20, 1850, son of 168 Eli K. Swayne & Maria Rice of Chesterhill, Ohio, married 1873 Clarissa A. Dewees, born 1850, daughter of Cornelius Dewees.  This is from the Smedley Genealogy and from a letter mentioned under 88 Joseph Swayne, grandfather of 307.  From the letter he seems to have been alive at Chesterhill in Mor- gan Co. in 1903, but probably had no children.  In 1934 nephew Charles Branson Smith says Joseph & Clarissa are both dead, and he and his brother are the only remaining representatives of Eli K. Swayne & Maria Rice.             308  ELIZA J. SWAYNE (6), born May 20, 1850, died 1922, twin of Joseph Branson Swayne and daughter of 168 Eli K. Swayne & Maria Rice of Chesterhill, Ohio, married April 9, 1873 Samuel N. Smith, born Nov. 4, 1841 near there, died May 16, 1934.  This is from son Charles, who says there were but these two children:      1  Charles Branson b Dec. 31, 1874 m July 27, 1899 Jessie Julia Joy,         daughter of Lewis Joy & Teresa Clark, and since 1918 cashier of         Malta National Bank at Malta, Ohio.  One daughter:              1  Helen Joy m John G. Martin, lives at Sandusky      2  Eli Fred b June 12, 1876 m June 3, 1899 Ella K. Knight, daughter of         Joseph Knight & Hannah.  Eli and brother Charles own and conduct a         hardware store in Malta.  Four children:              1  Lucille m b 1934              2  Harold F. m by 1934              3  Mary Alice              4  Frances Hannah 114             309  JAMES M. SWAYNE (6), born probably after 1850, died by the time the History of Morgan Co., Ohio was printed, son of 168 Eli K. Swayne & Maria Rice of Chesterhill in that county.      *****************************************************************             310  ELI SILL SWAYNE (6), born June 1, 1851, died Oct. 27, 1927, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married July 3, 1871 in Linn Co., Mo.  Elizabeth Vernon, born Nov. 23, 1849 in Athens Co., Ohio. They lived at Grand Junction, Colorado.  This is from 493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker, 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Harvey and 691 Opal Louise Swayne Gif- ford, who name these four children:      480  Cora Alcie b 1874 m 1896 Herman Richards      481  Myrtle Eva b 1879 m 1903 John Reuben Moore b 1877      482  Flora Clarrissa b 1881 m 1901 (320) Oren B. Swayne b 1873 d 1949      483  Charles William b 1884 d 1885             311  CHARLES J. SWAYNE (6), born Feb. 5, 1853, died Aug. 1945 or July 1946, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Jan. 1, 1890 Alice McCardle Waller, born June 24, 1858 in Glasgow, Scotland, died July 7, 1937.  They lived at Olympia, Washington.  This is from the same 493, 500 and 691 as under 310, of whom 691 says he was in a Catholic Nursing Home for Old Folks about 1945 at Elma and 493 says he died Aug. 1945 in such a home, but at Centralia, and had no children.             312  MARY JANE SWAYNE (6), born Apr. 5, 1855, daughter of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Sylvester Morris, died by 1948. This is from the same 493 and 691 as under 310, of whom the former names this one daughter and two grandchildren:      1  Ora m 1st a Mitchell and had two children, m 2nd Clyde Richmond,         lived in Colorado, around Fruita or Grand Junction and had these two         additional children:             3  Arthur             4  Ora prob. d by 1948             313  ARTHUR SMITH SWAYNE (6), born Jan. 4, 1858, died Feb. 4, 1885, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married in Iowa Mary Maudlin.  This is mostly from 493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker, who names these two children:      484  Jesse b ab 1880      485  Ella m a June and had this daughter:             1  Freda, prob. at Marengo, Iowa some time before 1948             314  LUTHER BRANSON SWAYNE (6), twin, born Jan 4, 1858, died in the early 1900s, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, mar- ried Mary Woods and had one child.  This is from 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Harvey.  493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker says 481 Myrtle Eva Swayne Moore told her Luther was buried at Colby, Thomas Co., Kans. and Myrtle's father                                                                           115 was his administrator.      486  A child             315  LORA EMALINE SWAYNE (6), born March 15, 1860, alive 1946 but died by 1949 in Oregon, daughter of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married in Iowa John Atkinson, Adkinson or Atchison, lived for years in Grinnell, Iowa and had four daughters, of whom the eldest was about 58 or 60 years old in 1948.  This is from the same 493 and 500 as under 314, of whom Jaquetha gives the names of these daughters:      1  Lillie      2  Addie      3  Libbie      4  Nora             316  OLIVER REYNOLDS SWAYNE (6), born June 6, 1862 at Chester- hill, Morgan Co., Ohio, died Sep. 11, 1941 at Olympia, Thurston Co., Wash., son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Nov. 11, 1887 Theresa Ulrich, born Sep. 15, 1867 at Greenbay, Brown Co., Wis., died June 21, 1951, daughter of John I. Ulrich & Euphrosina Karcher, both born in Germany and both died at Elmcreek, Buffalo Co., Nebr.  These data and those for the ten children be- low are from daughter 493 Jaquetha.  Those from granddaughter 691 Opal Louise Swayne Gifford, who apparently copied some from Jaquetha, show these differ- ences, some of which might be right, illustrating the difficulty of getting accurate information:  Randall for Reynolds; Euphresena Carcher for Euphro- sina Karcher; Nov. 15 for Nov. 11; Mary Irizilenzic for Mary Anna Gorzelancyk; Enid Sturevant for Eneid Pearl Sturdevant; Buelah for Beulah; Jenson for Jen- sen;  Holms for Holmes; 1896 for 1897.  The ten children:      487  Charles John b 1888 m 1919 Mary Anna Gorzelancyk b 1890      488  Jack Bush b 1890 m 1st 1912 Florence Logan d 1947, m 2nd 1924 Eneid           Pearl Sturdevant b ab 1908 or 1909      489  Grover Cleveland b 1892 m 1916 Beulah May Compton b 1899      490  Franz Holmes b 1897 m 1924 Magda Jensen (Hess) b 1898      491  Wendell Waldo b 1898 m Anna Marie Jensen b 1902      492  Jess Harold b 1900 m 1st 1922 (512) Alice Gertrude Swayne b 1904,           m 2nd Marie Hollopeter      493  Jaquetha Margaret b 1903 m 1921 Lloyd Oliver Baker b 1896      494  Mary Katherine b 1905 m 1923 Earl Vasbinder b 1902      495  Dora Alice b 1906 m 1930 Thomas George Forsyth b 1911      496  Leona Maude b 1916 m 1942 Clyde Harold Barnette b 1903             317  LYDIA ANN SWAYNE (6), born July 31, 1864, died Oct. 2, 1920 at Emmett, Idaho, daughter of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, mar- ried March 30, 1882 in Nebraska, Charles Gove, born Nov. 4, 1849 at Fort Leavenworth, Kans., died July 30, 1914 at Kemmerer, wyo.  Nearly all of this is from 493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker, who gives data for these four children:      1  Clarence Bruce b Jan. 7, 1883 at North Platte, Nebr., married 1912         at Montpelier, Idaho, Mary M. Ryan, born 1885 at Huntington, Ore.         They lived in 1948 at 405 S. Wardwell, Emmett, Idaho and had one         daughter:             1  Eldene Marie 116      2  Maude b Feb. 10, 1884 at North Platte, Nebr., m Dec. 25, 1905 at         Kemmerer, Wyo., Dan Hughes, b Aug. 28, 1875 at Youngstown, Ohio.         In 1948 they lived at 2131½ Santa Inez St., Los Angeles 26, Calif.,         and had these two sons:             1  Dan Wayne, married             2  Elmer Bruce, married, three children      3  Mabel b Nov. 1, 1885 at Ogallalla, Nebr., m Oct. 25, 1913 James         Henry Goodman b Dec. 19, no year given, at Lancaster, Tex., d July         26, 1937 at Salt Lake City, Utah.  In 1948 she lived at 219 W.         Maple, Glendale 4, Calif., but had no children.      4  Mae b Dec. 20, 1893 at Green River, Wyo., m Dec. 20, 1910 William         L. Anderson, b Mobita, Tex.  In 1948 they lived at 2707 Sacramento         St., San Francisco, Calif. and had one son, married but no children.             318  EVAN CALEB SWAYNE (6), born March 18, 1867 in Lyon Co., Mo., which probably should be Kans., died July 16, 1948, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Rachel Ann Sill of Chesterhill, Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married March 25, 1894 at Norcatur, Decatur Co., Kans., Etta Luella Vernon, born Dec. 21, 1869 in Washington Co., Ohio, died Dec. 12, 1938 at Oberlin, Kans., daughter of William Vernon & Clara Dew.  This is from 493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker and 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Harvey, who say Evan died at Flagstaff, Ariz. while on a visit and was buried either at Oberlin or else at Rexford, Kans., where Etta was buried, and name these three children:      497  Child b 1895      498  Venna Mae b 1899 m 1st Lennie E. Workman b 1896, m 2nd      499  Glenn Everett b 1904 m Alta Helen Halley b 1915             319  ROSE EMMA SWAYNE (6), born Aug. 31, 1872 at Linnie, Mo., died Jan. 18, 1925 at Elmcreek, Nebr., daughter of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Dec. 26, 1887 or Dec. 25, 1888, John Henry Else, born March 24, 1866 in Illinois, died Dec. 21, 1929.  This is from 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Harvey, Pearl Dorothy Snell Swayne, wife of 528 Joseph Benja- min Swayne and 691 Opal Louise Swayne Gifford, who among them indicate these three children:      1  Child died an infant      2  Edward Bennett b Sep. 13, 1890 at Elmcreek, Nebr., m Apr. 26, 1911         at Kearney, Nebr., Emma Maas, daughter of August Maas & Emma.  These         three sons were all born at Elmcreek:             1  Warren b 1915 m 1952 Doris of Kansas.  One daughter:                     1  Rosalie Jannette b 1953             2  Everett b 1917 m Arline Knoble, daughter of Andrew Knoble &                Anna.  No children.             3  Delmer b June 7, 1919 m 1948 Lila of Nebraska.  Two sons:                     1  Ronald b 1950                     2  Dennis b 1951      3  Myrtle b Sep. 29, 1902 m Fred William Bolan b July 20, 1899, lived         at Elm Creek and later in California.  One son:             1  William             320  OREN B. SWAYNE (6), born Sep. 26, 1873, died Feb. 6, 1949 at Tulare, Calif., son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of                                                                           117 Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Aug. 26, 1901 at Beaver City, Nebr., 482 Flora Clarrissa Swayne, born May 8, 1881 at Grinnell, Iowa, daughter of her husband's half brother 310 Eli Sill Swayne & Elizabeth Vernon.  The wife, known as Clara, says Oren was born 1874.  However, the bible record seems to be 1873, as given by sev- eral near relatives.  His death is from 494 Mary Katherine Swayne Vasbinder and the wife of 508 Henry Franklin Swayne.  His place of birth is given as Linear, Mo., suspiciously like Linnie, Mo., where his sister Rose Emma was said to have been born.  Neither of these is indexed in Rand McNally's World Atlas for 1951, which lists towns with 1000 or more population, but on the map there is Lynne, a little south of Kansas City and near the Kansas bor- der, not in the index either.  This small town may be both the others.  The eldest of these seven children says the first was born at Overton, Dawson Co., the next three at Elm Creek, Buffalo Co., the last three at Overton, all in Nebraska.  Oren & Clara were living at Tulare by 1948.      500  Edith Carrie b 1906 m 1926 George Harvey b 1900      501  Edgar Leo b 1910 d 1910      502  Child (twin) not named, b 1910 d 1910      503  Emmet S. b 1912 m 1938 Emma Ahrens b 1915      504  Roy Everett b 1917 m 1937 Vertie Gilley      505  Ida Leona b 1919 m 1938 Winfred Oscar Moon b 1917      506  Virgil Joseph b 1921 m ab 1950             321  ORA K. SWAYNE (6), twin of Oren, born Sep. 26, 1873, died Oct. 12, 1876 in Apanuch Co., Iowa, daughter of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska.  Appanoose Co. is the nearest to this sound in Iowa.             322  THOMAS PITTMAN SWAYNE (6), born Dec. 3, 1876, died Aug. 17, 1921, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chesterhill, Mor- gan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married March 1, 1896 Minnie Florence Moore, born Aug. 30, 1875 in Illinois, died June 6, 1913 at Brewster, Thomas Co., Kans. and buried there, daughter of John Moore. This is from granddaughter 691 Opal Louise Swayne Gifford, who says Thomas was born in Iowa, died at Colby, Kans. and all eight of the children were born at Rexford, Thomas Co., Kans.  However, the wife of the second child 508 Henry Franklin Swayne says the first five were born in Illinois, and specifies Carlock, Ill. for all but Eli, and the last three were born at Oberlin, Decatur Co., Kans.      507  Eddie Alfa b 1895 d 1899      508  Henry Franklin b 1896 m 1925 Wilma Ethel Doggett b 1904      509  Myrtle Inez b 1899 d 1928 m 1922 David P. Hayhurst      510  Eli Elmer b 1901 d 1930 not married      511  Bertha Irene b 1903 m 1922 Hollis Wayne Irish      512  Alice Gertrude b 1904 d 1943 m 1st 1922 (492) Jess Harold Swayne           b 1900, m 2nd Fritz August Bohm b 1898      513  Minnie Fern b 1906 d 1934 m 1923 Ernest Joy Fox      514  Edna Mae b 1909 d 1933 m 1924 Earle N. Duncan             323  SILAS LAFAYETTE SWAYNE (6), born March 24, 1878, died Apr. 1, 1937, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married 1900 Ardena Mae Moore, born Sep. 13, 1878, died Nov. 6, 1915, daughter of John 118 Moore and sister of the wife of Silas' brother Thomas.  His dates are from 691 Opal Louise Swayne Gifford, who says "Cy" was of Overton, Nebr.  Daughter Ruby says Ardena was born at Carlock, Woodford Co., Ill. and Silas in Pitt- man Co., Mo., both died at Elm Creek in Buffalo Co., Nebr., and of the eleven children the 1st was born at Carlock, the 2nd at Congerville, Ill., the next eight at Overton and the last one at Elm Creek.  However, the 9th and 10th say at or near Elm Creek:      515  Andrew Louden b 1901 m 1926 Myrtle Mae Doggett b 1905      516  Ruby Gladys b 1903 m 1st 1922 Ora John Crouse b 1900 d 1951, m 2nd           1946 John Eugene Suzo      517  Elsa Violet b 1904 d 1904      518  Ethel Mae b 1905 m 1st 1922 John Benzler, m 2nd Harry Pickerell      519  Thurman Leo b 1907 m Ethel      520  John Everett b 1908 m 1st Nancy Lucille Souders b 1914, m 2nd 1939           Mayme Havelka b 1909      521  Edna Opal b 1909 d aged 6 mo      522  Harley True b 1911 m 1st, m 2nd Julia Marguerite Koehn b 1907      523  Dale Harold b 1913 m 1952 Anna Reicheneder b 1921      524  Ray Albert b 1914 m 1934 Doris Evelyn Hoover b 1913      525  Cecil Leona b 1915 m 1937 Carl Kostman b 1915             324  JOSEPH BENJAMIN SWAYNE (6), born Dec. 20, 1879 at Overton, Nebr., died Dec. 12, 1941 at Bloomington, Ill., son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Miss- ouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Dec. 20, 1899 at Bloomington, Daisy Maude Kintz, born Nov. 17, 1878 at Canton, Ill., alive 1946 in Bloomington at the home of son Harry, daughter of Nicholas D. Kintz & Elizabeth Ann Will. This is from the wife of son Joseph Benjamin, who gives data for the nine chil- dren, the first two born at Bloomington, the next three at Holder, Ill., the 6th at Overton, the 7th and 8th at Bloomington, the 9th at Carlock, Ill.:      526  Alfred Earl b 1900 m 1919 Maude Evaline Poland b 1902      527  Clarence b 1903 m 1927 Louise Harriett Keehner b 1907      528  Joseph Benjamin b 1904 m 1927 Pearl Dorothy Snell b 1907      529  Charles b 1906 m 1932 Yetta Margaret Louise Krass b 1906      530  Ralph Nicholas b 1908 m 1936 Vivian Joyce McKinney b 1915      531  Harry Elbert b 1910 m 1929 Iona Ruth Smith b 1910      532  Anna Elizabeth b 1913 d 1937      533  Floyd b 1916 m 1941 Marjorie Lillian Morris b 1919      534  Ruth Marie b 1919 m 1942 Jake Andrew Frink b 1915             325  SARAH ELIZABETH SWAYNE (6), born July 30, 1881, died March 4, 1911, daughter of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chester- hill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, was not married, says the wife of 528 Joseph Benjamin Swayne.  Her full name and dates are from the wife of 508 Henry Franklin Swayne.             326  GEORGE WASHINGTON SWAYNE (6), born Sep. 17, 1883, died March 20, 1919 at Kearney, Nebr., son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman of Chesterhill, Morgan Co., Ohio and later of Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska, married Mary Wallin or Waleen, alive 1946 at 2619 Avenue A, Kearney, where 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Harvey, visiting, sent data for her. The wife of 528 Joseph Benjamin sent some of the data for these four chil- dren:                                                                           119      535  Esther b 1909 m 1st 1944 Dee Reed, m 2nd a Lea      536  Elphie May or Delphie or Elfy of Effie b 1911 not married by 1954      537  George Washington b 1917 m by 1954 Helen      538  Clara Alice b 1919 m 1942 Marvin Hellebaum      ***************************************************************                            SEVENTH  GENERATION      ***************************************************************             327  EDWARD SWAYNE (7), born 6.20.1853, died March 19, 1929, son of 172 Evan Thomas Swayne & Sarah Wayne Pusey of London Grove Twp and later of Kennett Square, both in Chester Co., Pa., married 1st 4.30.1884 by Friends ceremony at her parents' home, Mary Dent Walton, born 3.29.1863, died 5.6.1913, daughter of William Walton & Elizabeth Palmer of Highland Twp, married 2nd Nov. 10, 1923 in Atlantic City, N. J., Pauline Christine Wilber, born 1884, daughter of Malcolm E. Wilber & Mary E. Barry.  Chris- tine, as she was called, had been divorced from Dr. Robbins, by whom she had one daughter Elizabeth, born about 1914, and had taught school in At- lantic City.  Later, for a short time before and after father's death, she taught in the Friends School on High Street in West Chester, where they had lived in a rented apartment at the SW corner of High and Miner Streets for a few years before he died of pneumonia in Chester Co. Hospital.  Three years earlier he had survived an attack of the same.  The 1st wife died in West Chester of cancer, having been bedridden or nearly so all the years I can remember her.                  Father was a florist under glass, first in Kennett Square, later in East Bradford Twp three miles west from West Chester, where he finally gave up the greenhouse to concentrate on growing peonies, first on his own small place, then on rented tracts just west of the West Chester borough line.  In 1909 he was appointed deputy by Chester Co. Prothonotary- elect Frank P. Darlington, and served four years in that office in addition to carrying on his own business.  His beautiful Spencerian writing remains abundantly in records of the courts.  Out of the courthouse badinage of that time resulted a remarkable race in June 1914 in which father, a slight but tough 125 pounder and Harris L. Sproat, district attorney, an athletic fellow aged 37 years, but weighing about 225 pounds, ran and walked from Pottstown to West Chester, about 25 miles.  Father finished within four and a half hours and Sproat two hours later.  In October of the same year, his 62nd, father planned a walk from the shack on his peony ground at West Chester, to George School, where I then lived and taught, all in one day. The previous evening I went to West Chester to accompany him.  We made a start before sunrise, went via Philadelphia, in Market Street and out Broad Street, all hard city pavement, and some hours after sunset, having missed a turn, found ourselves at Furlong, Bucks Co., having walked about 47 miles. At that time a trolley ran past that point, so we used it to get to George School.  Both were walking next morning, with blisters, but his joints were in better condition than mine.  Several times during the ten years he was without a wife, having no business to keep him at home, father set out by himself on walks of a few days or several weeks, going through spring mud down into Shenandoah Valley, through early winter snow north into Canada, and various other places.  The only other time I had the privilege of join- ing him we walked from George School to Buck Hill Falls in three days.  The 120 summer before his death he and I as partners engaged in a hard match of tennis doubles lasting about two hours.                 9 May 1902 Edward Swayne of East Bradford Twp & wife Mary W. deeded to Sarah W. Swayne for $1600 two lots on West State St., Kennett Square, from Sidney Passmore 98' to Joseph C. Chambers, 300' N to S side of Linden St., 25561 sq. ft. received by him in two tracts, 1st May 30, 1879 from Evan T. Swayne & wife Sarah W., 2nd Apr. 4, 1895 from Sarah W. Swayne. 5 May 1911 they deeded two lots on Lincoln Ave., Kennett Square for one dollar each etc., each 50' front and running back to Spruce Alley, each 9355 sq. ft., received 19 Sep. 1907 in division of his mother's estate.  6 June 1915 Edward Swayne widower of East Bradford Twp deeded for $1100 a messuage and one acre 3 roods 34 pch there received 17 Aug. 1896 for $1100.  9 July 1918 Edward Swayne of Kennett Square deeded for one dollar etc. (there was one dollar in stamps on the deed) 10833 sq. ft. there, 58' front on Lincoln Ave. and back to Spruce Alley, received 19 Sep. 1907 in division of his mother's estate.                 This was the only Swayne recorded in the county Birth Reg- ister during the few years after 1850 that book was in use.  His certificate was signed by Caleb Swayne M. D., his uncle.  Father left many short poems. Here is one, which he read at the Bayard Taylor Memorial meeting in Kennett Square in 1879:                       On the margin of the Spree                       Rests his body, is it he?                       Is it all? Or only part?                       Questions still my doubting heart.                       Traveller!  In what realm, elate,                       Dost thou read the book of fate?                       Poet!  In what finer mood                       Singest thou infinitude?                       Dost thou know the path we tend                       The beginning and the end?                       Backward through the twilight past                       What evolved us from the vast,                       Forward, to what things afar,                       We shall mount from star to star.                       Canst thou see beyond the brink                       What we faintly dare to think?                       Though our thoughts are wrung with pain                       Yet we question but in vain.                       Still no sound the silence breaks,                       Not to us the dead awakes.                       Ah too fine thy voice has grown,                       Softened to celestial tone.                       Say, oh silent river Spree!                       Is the secret hid in thee?                       Alps that he so long has loved!                       Are you not with pity moved?                       Grandly swathed in rolling clouds,                       Do ye know the hand that shrouds?                       Sea!  that bore him from our sight,                       Golden crowned with sunshine bright,                                                                           121                      Why does purple sunrise crest                      Many hued thy rosy breast?                      Night that watched him on his way,                      Calm vicegerent of the day,                      Why is beauty through each hour                      Filtered in a silver shower?                      Not from him, and not from these,                      Come the souls deep melodies,                      From within and not above,                      Comes the answer GOD IS LOVE.        The following poem, read by father at the Centennial Celebration at Kennett Meeting House Sep. 12, 1914, while part tradition and part imagina- tion, tells of the romance of 7 Sarah Swayne of the second generation, and the very masterful descriptions of bird songs show the author's lifelong ornithological interest:                             AN OLD ROMANCE 'Mid the Berkshire hills of England, full two hundred years ago, Robert Lamborn, young and comely, paced unrestful to and fro. Downward from melodious spirals came the lark's unheeded tale; As the evening shadows lengthened sang unheard the nightingale. Nothing touched his troubled spirit, nothing soothed his fierce unrest, Like the dash of ocean billows and the beckoning of the West. Morning came, and coming, found him on a westward ship afloat, And the rhythmic roar of breakers struck his fundamental note. Thenceforth a diviner music rolled in splendor from his tongue; Walked he with the dauntless courage of the undefeated young. From each night with cool baptism rose he chastened, newly born; In his heart the perfect woman, at his back the sun of morn. Every night the lovely vision time, he felt, could but defer; Every day a new horizon filled with rosy thoughts of her. So each day his faith upheld him till the voyage was passed, and then Landed he, forlorn and friendless, in the city loved of Penn.        Here amid smooth-shaven Quakers, he had loved in other days,        Strode wild hunters, supple Indians, with strange, unfamiliar ways.        Wandering thus in aimless fashion, clothing soiled and money scant,        Saw he a familiar figure, Francis Swayne, the emigrant.        Very tall and straight was Francis, very mild of eye and tongue;        Iron of mouth and jaw, but always very gracious to the young.        Norse of blood and frame, but haply the sweet truths of Fox's page        Cooled the hot blood of the Vikings, calmed the "wild Berserker rage."        So his turbulent Norse spirit spent itself in ways of peace;        On the scythe, the fork, the cradle, his strong nature found release.        Many tales are still remembered and retold in time of need,        Of his skill and his endurance, of his prowess and his speed.        When the young men would foregather in the Springtime or the Fall,        For their wrestling, jumping, running, Francis would surpass them all.        And then, setting up a rawhide that just touched his flaxen hair,        Take a few quick steps and clear it, with an inch or two to spare.        When the supple, sinewy Indians of the Lenni-Lenape        Held their sports, a guest was Francis, and a guest of high degree. 122        Every year new runners gathered, but the sports would always end        With a badly beaten Indian and a new admiring friend. So when Robert met with Francis, quickly came these words of cheer (As the old tradition gives them),  "Well, well, Bob, what brought thee here?" Simple were the words and friendly, yet an energy sublime Of occasion has preserved them through two hundred years of time. Did the old man guess his secret?  Who can say?  but Robert's eye Fell, he quickly thought within him, 'tis the time to do or die.        So he told the simple story, how without a thought of gain,        Some for love of Francis, Jr., more for love of Sarah Swayne,        He had left his English kinsmen and his ancient English home,        To pursue a young man's fancy o'er three thousand miles of foam.        Francis listened without comment, very kindly was his eye,        As he said, "Come breakfast with me, Robert, we will ride and tie."        So they rode and tied that morning fresh with spring and bright with flowers,        Strung with bird notes from each thicket through the happy, happy hours.        Never birds sang so for Robert, never thrush or nightingale,        In the hedges of old England told him half so sweet a tale        As the little brown song sparrow, as the thrasher in the hedge,        As the cardinal afar off, as the phoebe by the hedge;        As the bob white on the hilltop whistling like a happy boy,        So distinct and clear and certain, Robert answered him for joy.        Near the streams and in the shadows, singing o'er and o'er again,        Loud, reverberant, compelling, called the Carolina wren;        In the Brandywine's deep meadows, rich with cowslips blue and pink,        As if one bird were a dozen, bubbled o'er the bobolink.        Overhead in semicircles, music sweet as ever heard,        Came the buoyant, fine, ecstatic flight song of the overbird.        As the evening shadows lengthened and the pathway grew more dim,        Through the tranquil aisles the wood thrush sang serene his sylvan hymn.        When they reached his home, said Francis, "Robert, thou mayst briefly stay        Underneath these spreading branches; I will go prepare the way."        "Sarah, I have left a package under yonder tree," he said;        "Will thee fetch it?"  "Gladly, father, I will fetch it," said the maid.        Out into the twilight tripping, met she there a figure tall,        The first startled word was Robert!  the next Sarah!  that was all.        Did she fetch the package?  Rather, without trouble, all the men        To her own admiring father thought her very fetching then.        As she stepped into the firelight, linked with Robert arm in arm,        Scarce a savage in the forest would have done the maiden harm.        White and red and moist she stood there, blue eyes, golden hair a store,        Legacies of Danish forebears from the town of Elsinore,        And beneath the mouth's rich ripeness, full, indeed, but not too much,        The fair chin was cleft divinely, nature's last artistic touch.        If the red flamed more than common 'twas no signal of distress;        Doomed were they to double trouble and to double happiness.        If beyond the last horizon there is sweeter love than this,        Then shall Heaven indeed be Heaven, bliss indeed be perfect bliss.                                                        EDWARD SWAYNE                                                                           123             There were these three children, all by the first wife:      539  Norman Walton b 1885 m 1917 Mabel Amelia Werner b 1893      540  Edith Neal b 1887 d 1919 not married      541  Donald McFarlan b 1897 m 1930 Elizabeth Mary McCue b 1905             328  LAURA PUSEY SWAYNE (7), born 2.23.1857, died 12.5.1928, daughter of 172 Evan Thomas Swayne & Sarah Wayne Pusey of London Grove Twp and later of Kennett Square, both in Chester Co., Pa., was not married. After her mother's death Laura had a house built well up the hill on the east side of Garfield St. in Kennett Square wherein she lived with her aunt 176 Jane T. Swayne Barnard until the death of the latter, after which she rented her house to a tenant and lived with her sister one block to the west. She suffered for years from arthritis, which brought her to a very crippled state at the end.  She was buried in Union Hill Cemetery north of Kennett Square in the lot with her parents.  The West Chester Daily Local News says she was a member of State St. Mtg, long active in New Century Club and W. C. T. U., of which she was treasurer, long accompanist and music teacher. 2 July 1909 Laura P. Swayne of Kennett Square deeded for $1600, 19274 sq. ft. there on Garfield St. and West Linden Ave., back to Pine Alley, part of that received 29 March 1867 by Evan T. Swayne who willed it to wife Sarah W. Swayne and in accord with her will the heirs 19 Sep. 1907 granted this part to Laura.  Sep. (no day) 1909 she deeded for $1000 13198 sq. ft. on Garfield St. N of Charles S. Swayne's greenhouse lot, back to Spruce Alley, received with the above lot.  After Laura's death her sister as exr sold her house for $12000.             329  ANNA BELLE SWAYNE (7), born 3.28.1864, died Feb. 4, 1931, daughter of 172 Evan Thomas Swayne & Sarah Wayne Pusey of London Grove Twp and later of Kennett Square, both in Chester Co., Pa., married 10.28.1907 in Kennett Square by Friends ceremony Albert Taylor Jackson, born 9.6.1870, died Dec. 7, 1930, son of Larkin Jackson & Sue Taylor of there.  Before mar- riage she was a professional photographer.  She was commissioned from Har- risburg to make the several hundred pictures that were exhibited in the Pennsylvania building at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, for which she received from the fair managers a diploma of honorable mention.  In 1907 she had a house built on her land in Kennett Square on Washington St. high on the hill in the northwestern part of the borough.  At this time, 11 Apr. 1907 she deeded for $750 a lot 75' front on Garfield St., 13875 sq. ft., re- ceived by her 4 Nov. 1893 from Evan T. Swayne & wife Sarah W.  This was just south of her mother's home lot, then about to be sold by the heirs.  William L. Lang bought both, and his family lived there many years after.  In her house, known as The Bungalo, both lived until their deaths.  They were buried in her parents' lot in Union Hill Cemetery, just north of Kennett Square. Albert had two trades, printer and painter, but for much of his life was not able to work steadily.  Anna Belle did some oil painting and some business in antiques.  She supported herself mostly after marriage by collecting the rents from three small double houses belonging to her mother's estate, which her father had built on Cedar St. in 1889, and which Anna Belle's brothers and sister by common consent allowed her to use for that purpose.  She and Albert for some years before their deaths suffered from heart trouble and kept a stimulant constantly at hand.  There were no children.             330  CHARLES SUMNER SWAYNE (7), born 10.27.1870, died March 29, 1950, son of 172 Evan Thomas Swayne & Sarah Wayne Pusey of London Grove Twp 124 and later of Kennett Square, both in Chester Co., Pa., married 1st 11.26.1912 at her parents' home in Kennett Square by Rev. V. V. Nicholas, Florence Helen Lamborn, born 10.8.1883, died 8.4.1913, daughter of Francis Lamborn & Eliza Roney, married 2nd Oct. 7, 1916 Daisy Elizabeth Bird of Toronto, Canada, born June 2, 1883 in Colchester, Essex, England, daughter of William Henry Bird & Agnes Ann Jennings of Kent.  Florence died in Chester Co. Hospital and serv- ices were at the home of her father in Kennett Square.  Charles died in the Delaware Co. house he had just finished building.  His funeral was in Kennett Square just across State St. from the large building which had been his first home.  Both were buried in Union Hill Cemetery with his parents and their other children.             His versatility is well shown by this brief summary for which I asked Uncle Charles a few years before his death:  "Proficient in all around athletics, having won at college the trophy in the winter competition open to the college, during the second consecutive year, 1891, of Swarthmore's defeat of the University of Pennsylvania in the annual spring sports at Franklin Field.  He was keenly interested in art, music and literature, did modeling, wrote much verse, some stories and a play, and sang songs of grand and comic opera, oratorio, and a list of 180 ballads and folk songs, using his guitar as accompaniment for the latter, as lately as 1945."             Before marriage Charles was florist and mushroom grower in Ken- nett Square on his Garfield St. land.  About 1911 he moved to Toronto, where he founded a business of landscaping and contracting, living on a place he owned and improved at 89 Lawton Blvd.  Within about ten years of his death he moved back to Pennsylvania and carried on the same business on a small tract he had bought at the SE corner of State Road and Springfield Road in Delaware Co.  During these last years he was a regular exhibitor in the Philadelphia spring flower show at the Commercial Museum, some years with two exhibits.  11 Oct. 1912 he deeded for $1869 to J. Bancroft Swayne 8860 sq. ft. at West Linden and Garfield Sts. in Kennett Square, running back to Spruce Alley, received 4 Nov. 1893 by Charles from Evan T. Swayne & wife Sarah W.  29 May 1918 he with wife Daisy Elizabeth deeded for $1900 a lot of 25561 sq. ft. on West State St. in the same borough, by Sidney Passmore and Joseph C. Chambers, the same Edward Swayne & wife Mary W. had deeded 9 May 1902 to Sarah W. Swayne and 19 Sep. 1907 her heirs in division granted it to Charles.             Although he had made an addition to the dwelling on the Delaware Co. property when purchased, Charles still wanted something better, and dur- ing his last few years built a house on the State Road front, largely with his own hands.  Said he to me, "Norman, I give myself three years to make a house in which I can live with dignity and die comfortably".  He made it. Before dying in it, he had lived in it a few months, much of the time in bed from a second break of the left femur.  A few years previously he had fallen from his garage roof and sustained the first break.  This healed with a metal pin in it.  The second came a few inches further down the thigh by a fall from a tree he was pruning for a customer.  This healed too, then he died soon after, suddenly and unexpectedly.  Just before his death State Road was widened, taking most of the front lawn, also raised so car riders looked down into the first floor window.  His widow, known as Betty, sold it.                                                                           125               In connection with his writing of verse, Charles attended the Poets Assembly, wherein poets of the Philadelphia area suffered the reading of offerings by authors, then made constructive criticisms toward improve- ments.  He left more than 100 short poems, of which this is an example:                           THE WARDEN AND THE LOONS                 Hail! Fellow voyager from the land of flowers!                   Betimes dost quit thy fragrant winter home                 Of fruiting orange-groves and tropic bowers                   And hither northward roam                 Back to thy lake-land haunt of pines and rocks                 Braving the storms that mark the equinox.                 Neath March's waning moon thy heavy flight,                   And when the surface of the ice was wet                 With the first thaw, just past the "noon of night"                   I heard my clarionette                 Weird, wavering, flute-like, lyric and legato                 F and B flat -- then in alarmed staccato.                 Here from my casement I can see thy keel                   Racing the vanguard waves of Spring's first gust                 Swiftly from Jove's sharp stroke and thunder-peal                   Thy anxious prow is thrust,                 And as the welkin's wild alarms abate                 I hear thee calling, calling to thy mate.                 On comes the rain in gusty torrents flung                   And yet her answering note comes not afar.                 Why didst thou venture forth?  Thou couldst have clung                   A month in southern bar                 And fished thy fill in some protected quays                 Of the Bahamas or the Caribbees.                 I hear thee yet, but faintly now it seems                   And from the same point ever and anon. --                 Ah! The swift gust was heavy and thy dreams                   Are, for the present, gone,                 For well I know thou'rt fallen like a log                 On the unmelted bosom of old "Scugog".                 Ah! Hark! Now sounds the distant flute of her                   That is thy mate, on mighty wings she rides                 Above the storm.  -- Across the moon a blur, --                   She calls and on she glides                 And here thou impotent to rise again                 As stranded, earth--encircled hydroplane.                 That soft, soft note she flings, how far it flies!                   F, F, then soft, prolonged B flat her call                 She hears thy cry, she wheels, she drops, she lies                   A tumbled, laughing ball.                 As who would say -- "If storm thou canst not ride                 Dear Mate, then here with thee will I abide". 126                 Here in the dawn I found them, huddled, spent,                   Fatigued and hungry.  Docile in my arms                 We sought the channel and their element                   Far from the night's alarms. ------                 Heavenly Warden, when to nest I roam                 Guard thou the flight -- and lead the brood                                                   Safe Home.                These two daughters were by the 2nd wife:        542  Florence Elizabeth b 1917 m 1941 Jack Jackman b ab 1911        543  Althea Joy b 1921 m 1941 Keith Busby b ab 1915        ****************************************************************                331  WILLIAM AMBROSE SWAYNE (7), born 1862, died Sep. 22, 1946 aged 84, son of 179 William Phillips Swayne & Georgeanna H. Cram of Philadelphia, Pa., was not married.  As early as 1918 he was an inmate of the state hospital for the insane at Norristown.  Martha Colson Lippincott Davis, grand daughter of 177 Philena P. Swayne Lippincott, says she went to that hospital and sat with William that day until he died, that services at Oliver Bair's on Chestnut St., Philadelphia were attended by five persons, that 330 Charles Sumner Swayne recited there "Crossing the Bar" and sang at the grave in West Laurel Hill Cemetery.        **************************************************************                332  WILLIAM SWAYNE (7), born 9.16.1851, died July 26, 1950 aged almost 99, son of 184 Benjamin W. Swayne & Margaret B. Bancroft of London Grove Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married 1st 1876 Mary Anna Thompson, born probably about March 1855, died 12.3.1886 of pneumonia, daughter of Eli Thompson & 218 Deborah D. Swayne of London Grove Twp, married 2nd Oct. 10, 1888 by Friends ceremony in the presence of Magistrate John F. Pole of Phila- delphia, Adaline Husbands McFarlan, born Oct. 4, 1864 at Doe Run, died Apr. 6, 1850, daughter of Alfred H. McFarlan & Sidney P. Lang of Kennett Square. Friends Intelligencer, in giving the death of Mary Anna as above, says she was aged 31 yr 9 mo, and the 1880 census gives her age as 25.  Her first child was born late in 1877.  While the Spencer Family gives her birth 1853 and her marriage 1875, it seems likely the years 1855 and 1876 are correct, the latter being given by the family.  Addie, as the 2nd wife was called, preferred the spelling McFarland.  However, public records and other evi- dence found, save one obituary, lack the d.                The will of William Swayne of Kennett Square, drawn 2 March 1945, proved 1 Aug. 1950, died July 26, 1950, left all to J. Bancroft Swayne exr in trust, to pay income to wife Addie H. for life, then $100 each to grandsons William H. Swayne and William Swayne Hellyer, residue in five equal shares to children J. Bancroft, Thompson E., Lawrence B., Charlotte R. Hellyer and children of deceased daughter Margaret B. Palmer, namely Benja- min, Copeland and Katherine.  21 Apr. 1903 William Swayne & wife Addie H. deeded to J. Bancroft Swayne for one dollar 13384 sq. ft. in Kennett Square by William's land received 31 March 1882 and 1 May 1886 by him.  The 1880 census has in New Garden Twp William Swayne M 29 Farmer with Mary Anna Swayne wife F 25 Housekeeper.                                                                           127                Obituaries for William in Kennett News & Advertiser with shorter ones in Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Public Ledger, and one for Adaline in West Chester Daily Local News show that William moved to Kennett Square about 1880, having been born near London Grove, where he went to school, and later attended Eaton Academy in Kennett Square, that he started his florist business at about that time, and was one of the first to grow mushrooms, which he did in 1882 under his greenhouse benches.  He was a Friend.  In 1940 he sold his business and retired.  In 1944 he and Addie moved from their home on Marshall St. to the Western Quarter Friends Board- ing Home in Kennett Square, which became their last home.  He was past mas- ter and charter member of London Grove Grange, member of Kennett Lodge No. 475 F. & A. M., Kennett Royal Arch Chapter No. 275, Brandywine Commandery No. 88, Knights Templar, West Chester. Lulu Temple, Order of Mystic Shrine in Philadelphia, treasurer of Kennett Fire Co. about 30 years, member of Kennett Square Golf & Country Club, where he played golf until he was 90. He attributed his long life and good health to fishing.  Buried in Union Hill Cemetery, he left 13 living grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. The same News & Advertiser has a photograph of William in 1947, 96 years old, receiving a check for the face value of a life insurance policy in force 51 years, he having outlived the policy.                The first five of these six children were by the 1st wife and the last one by the 2nd wife:        544  John Bancroft b 1877 m 1909 Helen Bernard b 1880        545  Thompson Eli b 1879 m 1910 Edith Sarah Jackson        546  Margaret b 1881 d 1932 m 1902 Samuel Copeland Palmer b 1874        547  Laurence Benjamin b 1884 m Marguerite Livingston Merrick b 1891        548  Mary Anna b 1886 d 1887             *********        549  Charlotte Ruth b 1892 m 1913 George Warren Hellyer b ab 1885        ***************************************************************                333  ADA B. SWAYNE (7), born 10.23.1851, died 7.17.1884, daughter of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., married 11.26.1882 in Frankford, Pa. by Rev. J. M. Wash- burn, John W. MacPherson, physician and later clergyman, whose parents were from Ohio.  Marriage and death of Ada are from West Chester Daily Local News, which says she was of Kennett Square when married, and died at the resi- dence of her husband in Germantown from a fall which injured her spine.  In 1921 he was living in Frankford with a second wife.  John Hannum Descendants says Ada was born in East Marlborough Twp and was buried in Oaklands Ceme- tery near West Chester.  She had no children.                334  ANTONIO CANOVA SWAYNE (7), born 9.21.1853, died May 14, 1941, son of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., married 9.11.1883 in West Chester at the residence of her mother by Rev. John Bolton, rector of Holy Trinity Church, Hannah Miller Thomas, born 7.1.1854 in Thornbury Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., died Apr. 12, 1932 in West Chester, daughter of George Thomas & Rachel Moore Miller.  The marriage is from the Philadelphia Public Ledger, Canova's death from Phila- delphia Inquirer, which says to be buried in Oakland Cemetery, late resi- dence 139 East Biddle St. in West Chester.  At the Chester Co. Historical 128 Society is a photograph of Hannah on the back of which is written Hannah Moore Thomas Swayne.                1 March 1919 A. Canova Swayne of Lansdowne Borough & wife Hannah deeded a messuage and 15520 sq. ft. on the E side of South Union St., Kennett Square, 97 ft. front and running east to Sycamore Alley, received 10 Sep. 1904 by him.  The will of A. Canova, drawn 2 March 1940, proved May 19, 1941, died as above, shows he owned his home at 139 East Biddle St. Legatees were brother Richard B., sisters Kate Swayne Bancroft wife of Robert C., Alice W. Swayne, Mary B. Swayne and Ella Swayne Roberts widow of Isaac G., nieces and nephews Leonore Barnard Pontzler wife of J. Horace, Lillian Cheyney Miller wife of William J., both daughters of late brother William M., Marion Richter daughter of brother Richard Barnard Swayne, Dorothy May Ban- croft and Ernest Swayne Bancroft, both children of sister Kate Swayne Ban- croft.  Jan. 30, 1933 A. Canova Swayne and Chester Co. Trust Co. exrs of Hannah M. Swayne late of West Chester reported a balance due the estate of $9814.45 and $134.50.  Aug. 19, 1933 Secretary of Banking of Pa., receiver of Chester Co. Trust Co., Trustee of A. Canova Swayne under will of Hannah M. Swayne reported balance of $10014.45 and $28.50.  May 27, 1941 National Bank of Chester Co. & Trust Co., substitute trustee, made its first and final accounting showing balance of  $11738.54 and $15.10, Canova having died as above.  Feb. 2, 1942 the same bank as exr filed the first and final account of the estate of A. Canova, showing balance of $37407.48 and $93.22 which was mostly securities but over $8000 cash.  The West Chester Daily Local News obituary of Canova says Hannah died as above, Canova, born East Marl- borough Twp on Street Road between Willowdale and London Grove, in 1859 moved to West Chester with his parents, began business in Wilmington, Del., later worked in Philadelphia with Girard Trust Co. and the bank of Brown Bros., then became private secretary successively to Alexander Brown, John A. Brown and the latter's widow, retired a year and a half ago and had been ill since.  Canova had many relics of 1 Francis Swayne, from his father, who had owned and lived on the original homestead of 1 Francis.  Most of these were given to the Chester Co. Historical Society by Canova's survivors. There were no children.                335  WILLIAM MARSHALL SWAYNE (7), born 8.30.1855, died May 13, 1933, son of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., married 2.16.1898 at Doe Run at the home of her aunt Anne Cheyney, Anna Jessie Cheyney, born 12.12.1862 in New London Twp, died Aug. 19, 1920, daughter of William Hickman Cheyney & Philena Webb of West Marlborough Twp.  Part of this is from John Hannum Descendants, which says William engaged in art and farming in New Garden Twp.  Their deaths are from Philadelphia North American and West Chester Daily Local News, which say both were buried at Gwynedd Mtg, near which they lived at the end.  7 Apr. 1908 William M. Swayne of East Marlborough Twp & wife Anna C. deeded for $642.32 nine and 176/1000 acres there received by them Apr. 11, 1906.  The will of William M. Swayne of West Chester, drawn 3 Dec. 1928, proved 6 June 1933, died as above, named grandson John Marshall Miller, son in law William J. Miller, daughter Lillian S. Miller, daughter Leonore S. Pontzler, son in law Joseph Horace Pontzler, their children if any alive at my death.  Resi- due was to be equally divided between the daughters, who were the only known children:        550  Leonore Barnard b 1900 m by 1928 Joseph Horace Pontzler        551  Lillian Cheyney b 1902 m by 1928 William J. Miller                                                                           129                336  RICHARD MEREDITH BARNARD SWAYNE (7), born 11.11.1858 in East Marlborough Twp, died in the summer of 1942 in California, son of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., married 10.11.1887 Daisy Davis, born 9.3.1865 or 1864 in Sacramento, Cal., daughter of Richmond Davis & Minerva Caroline Howell of there.  Fran- cis C. Pyle is authority for Richard's death.  John Hannum Descendants gives the latter year for Daisy's birth, says Richard was engaged in manufacture of hardwood finishing and lived in San Francisco.  In 1922 he was a whole- sale lumber dealer there, but lived in Oakland.  West Chester Daily Local News says 9.15.1883 he held a responsible position with Denver & Rio Grande R. R. at Salt Lake City.  15 Feb. 1888 Richard M. B. Swayne deeded for love and esteem to William M. Swayne Jr the undivided fifth part of a messuage and 16 acres in New Garden Twp, subject to one fifth of the mortgage.  These two children are known:        552  Marshall Richmond b 1899 d 1899        553  Marion b 1901 m a Richter                337  MARY BARNARD SWAYNE (7), born 4.30.1862, daughter of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., was not married.  For years she lived at Jenkintown, London Grove Mtg records have her name Mary Alice.  Perhaps she had to give up part of her name to her baby sister.                338  KATE CHANDLER SWAYNE (7), born 10.5.1865 at West Chester, Pa., daughter of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., married 11.25.1896 at Bakersfield, Cal. by Rev. J. W. Phillips, Robert Caldwell Bancroft of North San Diego, Cal., born 7.31.1865 at Ashland, Schuylkill Co., Pa., son of Joseph Wood Bancroft & Anna of Philadelphia.  Part of this is from John Hannum Descendants, which says they lived in New Garden Twp, address Kennett Square, Pa.  Robert was a florist.  In 1922 they were at Sonoma, Cal.  In Birmingham Mtg records Kate is Catharine.  There were at least these two children:        1  Dorothy May b 1898, alive 1940 not married        2  Ernest Swayne b 1901, alive 1940                339  ALICE WADSWORTH SWAYNE (7), born 9.14.1868, daughter of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., was born at West Chester, and was not married.  In 1922 she was as- sistant librarian at Swarthmore College.                340  ELLA NASH SWAYNE (7), born 3.29.1872 at West Chester, daughter of 185 William Marshall Swayne & Mary Barnard of various places in Chester Co., Pa., married Aug. 17, 1921 at Chestnut & Church Sts. Meeting House in West Chester under care of Birmingham Mtg, Isaac Garrett Roberts, born about 1876 in East Goshen Twp, son of James Cresson Roberts & Elizabeth L. Garrett.  This is from West Chester Daily Local News and Chester Co. li- cense docket, which says both of West Chester, he in magazine subscription business, she companion, he aged 45, she 49.  Afterwards they lived in West Chester.        **************************************************************                341  MARY M. SWAYNE (7), born 1854, died May 30, 1891, daugh- ter of 186 Jacob Swayne & Sarah Jane B. Noblit of Fairville, Chester Co., 130 Pa., was not married.  West Chester Daily Local News gives her death, funeral from residence of father at Fairville, interment Longwood Cemetery.                342  WILLIAM HAMILTON SWAYNE (7), born 1855, died 9.24.1914, son of 186 Jacob Swayne & Sarah Jane B. Noblit of Fairville, Chester Co., Pa., married June 4, 1881 in parsonage of Memorial M. E. Church at 2508 N. 6th St. in Philadelphia by Rev. M. D. Kurtz, Ella M. Crittenden, daughter of S. H. Crittenden.  In 1920 Ella was living in Philadelphia.  The marriage is from Philadelphia Public Ledger, which also gives William's death near Fairville aged 59, funeral from his late residence there, interment Longwood Cemetery. West Chester Daily Local News adds he was a tall, handsome man, a farmer, living with his son, went out to feed the pigs, apparently was overcome by a heart attack, and when found his hand rested on the fence.  The 1880 census calls him watch case maker.  Apr. 24, 1916 William H. Swayne Jr admr of Wil- liam H. Swayne Sr of Pennsbury Twp filed a first and final account showing balance of $3100.51 due the estate.  9 Oct. 1914 Mary Heyl & husband Charles with Eleanor Swayne deeded to William H. Swayne Jr all their claims to 130 acres on Wilmington Road in Pennsbury Twp deeded 7 Apr. 1913 by Jacob M. Swayne & wife to William H. Swayne who died intestate as above.  There were these two children:        554  Mary Mifflin b 1883 m 1910 Charles A. Heyl        555  William Hamilton b 1886 m 1915 Mabel K. Hobson                343  JACOB MARSHALL SWAYNE (7), born 1858, died Jan. 12, 1938, son of 186 Jacob Swayne & Sarah Jane B. Noblit of Fairville, Chester Co., Pa., married Jan. 17, 1883 in Philadelphia by Bishop Simpson, Ann J. Passmore, born 10.30.1857, died Aug. 13, 1935, daughter of Hugh Passmore & Ann Taylor Sharpless of near Fairville.  Jacob farmed there and in 1921 sent consider- able data for his own family and those of his brother and sister.  West Ches- ter Daily Local News says Jacob died in Wilmington Homeopathic Hospital after a few weeks there, in his 80th year, survived by the six children and sister Elizabeth, had lived at Fairville all his life, Annie died in her 78th year, having been ill since a stroke July 6th, graduated 1879 at West Chester State Normal School, taught a few years before marriage, left 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild.  Both were buried in Longwood Cemetery.  The marriage notice in the same paper calls her Annie J., the only case where that middle letter has been found.  4 Apr. 1902 Jacob M. Swayne of Pennsbury Twp & wife Annie deeded for $6250, 130 acres there on Wilmington Road received by him Nov. 1898.  21 Feb. 1817 Annie P. Swayne & husband Jacob M. of same deeded for $4520 two acres partly there and partly in Christiana Hundred, New Castle Co., Del. by land late of Joel Swayne, received Apr. 1, 1912 by Annie, with right to use and draw water from Annie's land, opposite, on W side of Kennett Road.  The will of Jacob M. Swayne of Pennsbury Twp, drawn 25 Sep. 1935, proved 19 Jan. 1938, died as above, left proceeds of sale of property in equal shares to six children:  Beryl, Rebie, Annie, Mary, Jacob M. Jr. and Shirley T.  Nov. 6, 1939 National Bank and Trust Co. of Kennett Square exr of Jacob M. Swayne of Pennsbury reported balance of $16182.96 due the estate. There were these nine children:        556  Beryl b 1884 m 1901 Joseph Chandler Arment        557  Raymond Passmore b 1885 d 1886        558  Reba Passmore b 1886 m 1914 Ernest Gennell        559  Jacob Marshall b 1887        560  Shirley Taylor b 1890 m 1922 Laura Williamson b 1902                                                                           131        561  Anne Taylor b 1891 m 1918 D. Wilbur Huffman b ab 1885        562  Mary Marshall b 1893 m 1914 Joseph Walter Mercer b 1886        563  Victor Noblit b 1896 d 1897        564  Emma Sharpless b 1898 d 1899                344  ELIZABETH NOBLIT SWAYNE (7), born 1864, died Jan. 14, 1944, daughter of 186 Jacob Swayne & Sarah Jane B. Noblit of Fairville, Chester Co., Pa., was not married.  Her death is from the West Chester Daily Local News and a Kennett Square newspaper, which say she died at her home, member of Bethany Church of Mendenhall, Pa., funeral at home of her nephew William H. Swayne there, burial in Longwood Cemetery, that for a number of years before her illness she nursed at Frankford Friends Asylum, that she was a pianist of note and was survived by nieces and nephews: Beryl wife of Chandler Arment of Chadds Ford; Anne wife of Wilbur Huffman; Mary wife of Walter Mercer; Reba Gennell of Newark, N. J.; William H., Jacob M. and Shirley Swayne of Mendenhall; Mary wife of Peter Bongert of New York City; Eleanor wife of Nicholas Carter of Pittsburgh.                345  SARAH JANE NOBLET SWAYNE (7), born 1872, daughter of 186 Jacob Swayne & Sarah Jane B. Noblit of Fairville, Chester Co., Pa., married 10.7.1895 William Orion Warren, born 1864, son of George W. Warren & Eliza Rogers.  Her letter in 1922 from 822 Riverside Ave., Trenton, N. J., was signed Sarah N., although brother Jacob called her Sarah Jane.  She gave names of these two children:        1  William Orion b 1902 d 1902        2  Sara Elizabeth b 1904                346  LOUISA ROBERTA SWAYNE (7), born 1874, died 1923, daugh- ter of 186 Jacob Swayne & Sarah Jane B. Noblit of Fairville, Chester Co., Pa., married March 3, 1917 Francis Davis Baldwin, and in 1922 they lived in Washington, D. C.  She died of cancer at Fairville, where she had lived most of her life.        *************************************************************                347  HENRY GAWTHROP SWAYNE (7), born 1.21.1872, died Aug. 31, 1946, son of 189 Charles Swayne & Lydia C. Gawthrop of Florida, married 11. 8.1899 in Philadelphia, Pa. Theresa Graham McAtee, born 4.6.1872 at Bedford, Pa., daughter of John Quincy McAtee & Emma Clark Hartley of Philadelphia. His death notice in the Philadelphia Inquirer indicates that Theresa sur- vived.  This says he died suddenly at Wildwood, N. J., service there at Ingersoll's Memorial Chapel, 3905 Pacific Ave., interment West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia.  He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in law in 1898, went to Cuba on a wedding trip, wintered there as he and Theresa were attacked by fever, then in 1900 settled at Guyencourt, Del. and for eleven years was a lawyer in Wilmington and president of the State Insurance Co. of Delaware.  Later he was teacher and principal, first at Laurel, Del., then at Binghamton, New York and in 1922 at Savannah, Georgia. There was one son:        565  Charles Henry b 1900 m in late 1920s Charlotte Dehon                348  LYDIA CONARD SWAYNE (7), born 2.14.1874, daughter of 189 Charles Swayne & Lydia C. Gawthrop of Florida, married 1st 6.10.1902 in 132 Philadelphia, Pa., Gardner W. Kimball, born 6.7.1873 in Plainfield, N. J., son of Horace E. Kimball & Mary Winifred Creighton of Orange, married 2nd by 1922 John Y. King.  This is from the Baily Genealogy, which says Lydia was born at Riverton, N. J., gives the Kimball address 43 Cedar St., New York City or 27 Essex St., Orange and has names of the two children below, both Kimballs:        1  Lydia Conard  b 1903 in Wilmington, Del.        2  G. Warren b 1905                349  CHARLES PERCY SWAYNE (7), born 11.8.1880, son of 189 Charles Swayne & Lydia C. Gawthrop of Florida, was as early as 1918 and as late as 1947 an inmate of the state hospital for the insane at Norristown, Pa.  Late in the latter year 330 Charles Sumner Swayne visited him there and reported he recognized him after 50 years, that "He seemed about normal, only lacking initiative, and played piano for me very correctly a couple of classics".        **************************************************************                350  ELMIRA SWAYNE (7), born 1845, died Jan. 27, 1926, daugh- ter of 195 George Swayne & Sarah Grover of Darby Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., was not married.  She lived at Sharon Hill in that county.                351  VIRGINIA SWAYNE (7), born 1847, died Sep. 5, 1925, daugh- ter of 195 George Swayne & Sarah Grover of Darby Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., was not married.  She lived at Sharon Hill.  the will of Jennie Swayne of Darby Twp, drawn Apr. 11, 1906, proved Oct. 19, 1925 in Delaware Co., left all to sister Elmira extrx.                352  MARY ELIZA SWAYNE (7), born 1852, daughter of 195 George Swayne & Sarah Grover of Darby Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., married July 15, 1875 by Rev. Charles A. Maison, John H. Ruch of the same county.  In 1922 she lived there at Sharon Hill and sent several items of family data, including names of these three children:        1  Jennie m John Young        2  J. Harry m Margaret Northam        3  Mary E. m Walter Shepard                353  JOHN SWAYNE (7), born 8.15.1854, son of 195 George Swayne & Sarah Grover of Darby Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., married 2.27.1884 at her res- idence by Rev. A. T. Dobson, Rebecca Lincoln, born 7.11.1857, daughter of Jacob Lincoln & Mary E. of Philadelphia.  This marriage, like that of his sister Mary Eliza, is from the Philadelphia Public Ledger.  For many years they lived in Delaware Co., where John was born.  In 1922 they were at East Piedmont St. in Pomona, Cal., whence a letter from him says Rebecca was born in Philadelphia and both of their children below in Glenolden, Delaware Co.        566  Susie Virginia b 1891        567  Stanley Herbert b 1900                354  GEORGE GROVER SWAYNE (7), born Sep. 1858, died June 1859, son of 195 George Swayne & Sarah Grover of Darby Twp, Delaware Co., Pa.                355  ELIZABETH SWAYNE (7), born 1860, daughter of 195 George Swayne & Sarah Grover of Darby Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., married John Kyle,                                                                           133 and in 1922 lived at Sharon Hill in that county.  This is from her sister Mary Eliza, who says there was this one son:        1  Warren        *************************************************************                356  JAMES S. SWAYNE (7), born about 1845, son of 196 John N. Swayne & Charlotte Trites of Philadelphia, Pa., in 1921 was living there aged about 76, says 352 Mary Eliza Swayne Ruch.  Directories list him 1869 driver  h 4064 Lanc. av WP and 1870 through 1873 with his mother, still driver h 2046 Winter.  These four years are the only ones with middle S. There are six further listings for what may be the same man; always laborer: 1877 James W. h 3717 Grape, the other five without middle letters: 1878 h 624 Lex; 1879 h N 48 n Aspen; 1880 and 1882 h 615 Lydia; 1888 h Ingle n Haines.  since James was not listed with his mother after 1873 it may be he married or she married again.  However, no record of either was found.                357  ANNIE A. SWAYNE (7), born Aug. 5, 1852, died Oct. 20, 1882, daughter of 196 John N. Swayne & Charlotte Trites.  Her birth is from 352 Mary Eliza Swayne Ruch, her death from Philadelphia Public Ledger, which says residence of her mother 3703 Haverford St., to be buried Mt. Moriah Cemetery.                358  WILLIAM JOHN SWAYNE (7), born 1855, died Apr. 3, 1883, son of 196 John N. Swayne & Charlotte Trites of Philadelphia, Pa., is be- lieved not married.  His death is from Philadelphia Public Ledger, which says aged 26, services at residence of Lenard Uelrich, Moore's Lane & Darby level, interment Mt. Moriah.  His only listings in Philadelphia directories appear to be 1878 clerk h 3703 Haverford and 1880 milk 3628 Story, both ad- dresses of his mother.  In the first there was no middle letter, in the second an S.  352 Mary Eliza Swayne Ruch gives years of birth and death.        *************************************************************                359  NORRIS HOFFMAN SWAYNE (7), born 1851, died Dec. 30, 1923 at Llanerch, Pa., son of 200 Edward Warner Swayne & Mary Ann Riley of Marple, Delaware Co., Pa., married 1868 Annie P. Worrell, born 1850, died Dec. 15, 1929 near West Chester.  His death notice in Philadelphia North American and hers in Philadelphia Public Ledger say both to be buried in Fernwood Cemetery, services for him at 14 Mifflin Ave., Llanerch, attend- ance invited by members of Fairview Council No. 52 Spa, Hormany (sic) Lodge No. 45, K. of P. and Washington Camp No. 361, P. O. S. of A.  He lived at Llanerch and was a milk dealer, although his nephew 574 Edward Warner Swayne wrote in 1922 that he had not carried milk for 15 or 20 years. Norris sent these names for his three children:        568  Minnie b 1869 m W. H. Leslie        569  Norris E. b 1871 d 1934 probably not married        570  Mathew R. b 1872 d 1945 m 1892 Julia A. d 1947                360  WILLIAM HESTON SWAYNE (7), born 4.27.1852, died June 16, 1919, son of 200 Edward Warner Swayne & Mary Ann Riley of Marple, Delaware Co., Pa., married 5.4.1881 Hannah Edwards Owen, born 1858, daughter of Jones Owen & Sarah of Overbrook and Upper Darby, Pa.  The Philadelphia North 134 American indicates in William's death notice that Hannah survived, says his funeral was at 7930 Forrest Ave., Highland Park, Delaware Co., interment Fernwood Cemetery.  Son Edward gives their births and marriage, with some data for these five children:        571  Sara Bertha b 1882 d 1911 m 1st 1904 Guy William Bryan b 1881,             m 2nd 1911 Cleveland Thomas Waltz b 1881        572  Elwood Garrett b 1883 m 1905 May Markward        573  Rebecca Thomas b 1887 d 1889        574  Edward Warner b 1889 d 1927 m 1918 Esther Lucas Young        575  Mary Garrett b 1894 m 1915 William M. Hart               361  HARRY ROTHWELL SWAYNE (7), born 1854, son of 200 Edward Warner Swayne & Mary Ann Riley of Marple, Delaware Co., Pa., married 2.4. 1880 at the home of her parents in Chester by Friends ceremony, Isabella C. Thatcher, died Aug. 1, 1920.  This marriage is from Friends Intelligencer, which says Harry R. was of Marple, but calls the bride Belle H., daughter of Enos Thatcher & Deborah G. Tyson of Chester Co.  Her death is from Philadel- phia North American, which says services at her late residence, Elwyn, in- terment Mt. Hope Cemetery.  The will of Isabella C. of Aston Twp left most of her estate to husband Harry R. exr.  Income from $2000 was to be his while not married, $300 to Mt. Hope Cemetery for care of burial lot of Harry R. & Isabella C., $200 for their stones, $300 to Chichester Mtg for care of graves of Enos Thatcher, Deborah G. Thatcher and Lydia A. Thatcher.  When Harry wrote in 1922 he lived near Media and that was his address.  There were no children, he says.               362  CHARLES EDWARD SWAYNE (7), born 1859, died March 17, 1862, son of 200 Edward Warner Swayne & Mary Ann Riley of Marple, Delaware Co., Pa.  Philadelphia Public Ledger has his death notice, aged 2 yr 5 mo, funeral from residence of grandfather Matthew Riley at Hestonville.               363  LAURA ELIZABETH SWAYNE (7), born 1863, died Apr. 4, 1912, daughter of 200 Edward Warner Swayne & Mary Ann Riley of Marple, Delaware Co., Pa., married March 11, 1890 at Media Baptist parsonage by Rev. W. R. Patton, Frederick Fraley Pearson, a Philadelphia clerk.  Birth and death are from 574 Edward Warner Swayne, who says they lived in Llanerch and names the three sons below.  The marriage is from Philadelphia Public Ledger.        1  Harry Swayne        2  Joseph Cloud        3  Frederick Lee               364  MATTHEW RILEY SWAYNE (7), born 1864, died Jan. 12, 1865, son of 200 Edward Warner Swayne & Mary Ann Riley of Marple, Delaware Co., Pa.  His death is from Philadelphia Public Ledger, which calls him infant.       **************************************************************               365  GEORGE A. SWAYNE (7), born 3.16.1849 in Concord, Delaware Co., Pa., died Feb. 12, 1911, son of 205 Joel Swayne & Rachel Seal of Con- cord, married 1st 2.8.1876 at the Church of St. Matthias in Philadelphia, Pa. by rector Rev. W. H. Munroe, Annie E. Schultz, born there 1.21.1855, died Jan. 11, 1889, daughter of Walter F. Schultz & Anna B. Hubbs of there, married 2nd Mary Shott.  The first wife's name is also found as Shultz.                                                                           135 Part of this is from the Baily Genealogy.  The West Chester Daily Local News has the first marriage, the Philadelphia Public Ledger deaths of both wives, services for both at their late residence, 2221 Mt. Vernon St.  George was salesman in the Strawbridge & Clothier department store.  He appears in di- rectories 1870 through 1900, usually as George A., always clerk or salesman, in 1870 and 1871 at 801 Mkt, 1872 through 1876 at 152 N 8 h 622 Race, 1877 and 1878 h 1221 Mt. Vernon, 1879 through 1900 h 2221 Mt. Vernon.  25 Feb. 1888 George A. Swayne & wife Annie E. of Philadelphia with Joseph S. Swayne & wife Fannie S. of West Chester and many other heirs of Sarah Seal of the latter, deeded for $1400 a messuage and 2116 sq. ft. there, 18 ft. front on Barnard St., received Apr. 2, 1866 by Sarah who died intestate.  23 Dec. 1910 George A. Swayne of Philadelphia & wife Mary S. deeded to Fannie S. Swayne widow for one dollar a brick messuage 21 West Barnard St., West Ches- ter, 21 ft. front, received by him 1 Apr. 1903.  There were these two daugh- ters:       576  Alice P. b 1876 d 1877       577  Helen Brick b 1880 d 1889               366  WILLIAM S. SWAYNE (7), born 9.1.1852, died 5.18.1880, son of 205 Joel Swayne & Rachel Seal of Concord, Delaware Co., Pa., was not mar- ried.  This is from Baily Genealogy, Friends Intelligencer, West Chester Daily Local News and Philadelphia Public Ledger.  Death reports in the last two say William died suddenly at his residence, either Waynesburg or Honey- brook, had been in the cabinet business but declining health made him quit and take a small farm, where on the morning of his death he went to the barn to feed his horse feeling as well as usual, had a sudden lung hemorrhage, went to the house and soon died.  The funeral was from the residence of his uncle, B. F. Martin of Unionville, interment at Concord Friends.              367  JOSEPH S. SWAYNE (7), born 3.8.1854, died 3.1.1908 at West Chester, Pa., son of 205 Joel Swayne & Rachel Seal of Concord, Delaware Co., Pa., married 12.25.1878 at the residence of her parents in West Chester by Rev. Joseph S. Evans, H. Fannie Stanley, born 7.19.1856 in Valley Twp, died Dec. 28, 1933, daughter of Emmor G. Stanley & Martha Thompson of West Ches- ter.  Joseph was a harness maker in Kennett Square, and later I remember him within a few years of his death as a messenger on trains between Philadel- phia and West Chester, where he lived and where Fannie kept a millinery store later.  Some of this is in the Baily Genealogy.  West Chester Daily Local News has the marriage, deaths of both and an advertisement of Fannie's millinery opening March 28, 29 and 30, 1912 at 134 West Gay St. in West Chester.  To his funeral from his late residence, 21 West Barnard St., were invited W. C. Castle No. 226 K. G. E. and Pocahontas Lodge No. 316 I.O.O.F., interment Oaklands.  Her late residence was the same, and the last two of the three children below survived.  The will of H. Fannie Stanley Swayne, drawn July 19, 1933, proved Jan. 22, 1934, died as above, left 21 West Bar- nard St. to Roland Underwood for debt.  Her signature was proved by J. S. Swayne and E. D. Swayne.       578  Florence Ethel b 1884 d 1884       579  Evelyn m 1st Wayne Manley, m 2nd 1920       580  Jesse m by 1921       *************************************************************** 136              368  THOMAS MARTIN SWAYNE (7), born 7.4.1856, died 4.18.1882, son of 206 Thomas Swayne & Margaretta G. Martin of Chester Heights, Delaware Co., Pa., was not married. West Chester Daily Local News has the death as above aged 28 of T. Martin Swayne son of Thomas Martin Swayne of Chester Heights, where he lived.  It says he died of pneumonia, interment Cumberland Cemetery.  Since 368 Thomas had a grandfather named Thomas Martin, but his father has not been found elsewhere with Martin or anything else for a mid- dle name, this is supposed to be an error.              369  AARON SWAYNE (7), born 9.2.1858, died 9.2.1858, son of 206 Thomas Swayne & Margaretta G. Martin of Chester Heights, Delaware Co., Pa.              370  LYDIA ANN SWAYNE (7), born 8.17.1862, died 1912, daughter of 206 Thomas Swayne & Margaretta G. Martin of Chester Heights, Delaware Co., Pa., married 1.5.1893 Thomas Pancoast Hannum, born 1.6.1861, son of Robert Henry Hannum & Phebe Myers Peirce.  Some of this came in a letter from Lydia's brother George and some is in John Hannum Descendants, which says Thomas and Lydia were divorced.  He was a farmer of Chester Heights.  There were these three children:       1  Phebe Ethel b 1893 d an infant       2  George T. b 3.12.1896       3  Mary A. b 3.7.1898 m Dec. 26, 1917 Warren Reuss              371  GEORGE SWAYNE (7), born 4.17.1868, died Sep. 10, 1936, son of 206 Thomas Swayne & Margaretta G. Martin of Chester Heights, Delaware Co., Pa., married 3.23.1893 Anna H. Seal, born 1865, daughter of William Seal & a Harvey of Centreville, Del.  West Chester Daily Local News has the death of George as above, in his 69th year, at his home 2617 Main St., Ro- selle, Del., of a heart attack, interment Birmingham Cemetery, survived by wife Annie Seal and daughter Irma at home.  Also it has as item in the issue of 11.4.1900 saying Squire George Swayne of Mendenhall performed his first marriage a few days ago.  He farmed many years near there and retired a few years before his death.              9 March 1903 George Swayne & wife Annie H. of Kennett Twp deeded for $9500 a messuage and 112 acres by a road from Clifton Heights to Fair- ville and by land late of Ashland School District, also half an acre with dwelling which had been a school house, by the larger tract, reserving one acre, all received 1 Apr. 1893 by George.  23 March 1907 they deeded for $220 a messuage and four acres in Pennsbury Twp on the road from Wilmington to Pyle's Ford, received by them 7 March 1906.  28 March 1908, now of Christiana Hundred, New Castle Co., Del., they deeded for $3925 two tracts with messu- ages in Kennett Twp, 1st 47 pch on Wilmington Road received 29 March 1897 by George, 2nd 33918 sq. ft. on the same road by George Swayne, received 2 Apr. 1898 by him.  24 March 1909 they deeded for $400 a messuage and nine pch in Pennsbury Twp on Wilmington Road received 18 March 1904 by him.  George said this was his only child:       581  Erma E. b 1898       ***************************************************************              372  TYPHENA SWAYNE (7), born 11.16.1837, died an infant, daugh- ter of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and finally Norwalk, Iowa.                                                                           137              373  EMILY SWAYNE (7), born 12.24.1839, died 1903, daughter of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, married John W. Jones and lived at Norwalk, says 600 Eda Elfie Swayne Snyder, who names these two children:       1  Ella m a Hewitt, had a daughter Dot       2  Eugene  married, was at Indianola or Red Oak in 1935, had two sons              374  OSCAR SWAYNE (7), born 2.28.1842, died 1917, son of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and fi- nally Norwalk, Iowa, married 1871 Sarah Etta Ward, born 1846.  Oscar was a farmer.  He wrote from 627 on 39th St., Des Moines, Iowa in 1916 and 1917 sending family data, including names of these four children:       582  Francis Arthur b 1872 m 1904 Nellie Mildred Hindman b 1883       583  Mabel b 1875 m H. William Wilson       584  Albert William b 1877 m 1908 Gertrude C. Colburn b 1887       585  Mary Ellen b 1883 m Albert C. Bennett              375  ISAIAH INGHAM SWAYNE (7), born 9.28.1844, died March 30, 1919, son of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, married Mary Lavina Perkins and was a carpenter in Denver, Colo.  Scanty information about these seven children comes from son Homer in 1916 and 1921 and son Loren in 1949:       586  Homer D. b 1871 d by 1949 m by 1921 Ada Miller       587  Grace b 1872 d by 1949 m C. C. Lang       588  Wilbur b 1874 d by 1949 m May Kelly       589  Myra b 1877 m Webster E. Purdy       590  Loren I. b 1882 m 1907 Venus M. Davis       591  Frank A. b. 1886 d by 1949 not married       592  Fred L. b 1888 m by 1921 Jennie Savage              376  AMANDA SWAYNE (7), born 9.28.1844, twin with Isaiah, daughter of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, married about 1866 Charles T. Coyle. Nieces 597 Aleta Constance Swayne and 600 Eda Elfie Swayne Snyder give data for these two daughters, both of Santa Clara, Calif.:       1  Bernice m Max Morrison, builder and contractor and had three chil-          dren       2  Ida m a Kersells who died quite early, but they had a family, in-          cluding daughters with talents              377  ANDREW YOUNT SWAYNE (7), born 11.16.1847, son of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, married 1872 Martha Wyckoff and in 1917 was a farmer near Centralia, Wash.  Niece 600 Eda Elfie Swayne Snyder says there were these three children:       593  Fred d by 1949       594  Frank lived at Centralia in 1949       595  Lilith m Lynn Shorey              378  ALVA CURTIS SWAYNE (7), born 10.30.1849, died June 1927, son of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, In- diana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, farmer at Vancouver, B. C., was not mar- ried, says niece 597 Aleta Constance Swayne. 138              379  JONATHAN SWAYNE (7), born 1.19.1852, died Jan. 3, 1944, son of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi- ana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, married Sep. 7, 1887 at Biglow Springs, Oreg., Elizabeth Hall, apparently a widow, for daughter Aleta calls her Elizabeth Caroline Jory, born Aug. 26, 1854 of Salem, Oreg., died Apr. 24, 1934, daughter of James Jory & Sarah A.  Jonathan was a Methodist minister, and preached from the time he graduated from Willamette  University in 1885 un- til 1900, being a circuit rider in eastern Washington around Pullman, then later on the coast near Astoria in Oregon, then when retired lived on a farm near Chehalis, Wash., where he died, and from which he wrote in 1922 giving names of these two children, for whom Aleta in 1949 adds more data:       596  Ralph Vincent b 1889 m 1920 Grace German       597  Aleta Constance b 1891 not married by 1949              380  LILLIE E. SWAYNE (7), born 11.9.1856, daughter of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and final- ly Norwalk, Iowa, married 1877 John W. Wright, a Methodist minister, in 1922 living retired at Malvern, Iowa.  This is mostly from daughter June, who names these five children and eight grandchildren and says her mother was alive in 1922:       1  George Alva b 1877 m 1912 Bessie Glynn.  They lived at Powell, Wyo.,          and had these three children:              1  Wayne Glenworth b 1913              2  John Thayne b 1915              3  Gail b 1921       2  Susie Faye b 1879 m 1907 George Guy Gilchrist.  They lived on a          farm near Randolph, Iowa and had these two children:              1  Max Wright b 1910              2  George Guy b 1918       3  Mary Ellen b 1881 m 1908 Mark Swarts.  They lived on a farm near          Silver City, Iowa and had these two children:              1  Muriel Emily b 1911              2  John Cyrus b 1914       4  June Alice b 1889, not married by 1922, then National Field Secre-          tary for Womans Home Missionary Society of M. E. Church.       5  Anita Anna b 1892 m 1918 Seth E. Carlson.  They lived in Council          Bluffs, Iowa.  He was a plumber.  They had this one son:              1  Seth Wright b 1921              381  EDGAR DANIEL SWAYNE (7), born 11.15.1862, died May 12, 1946, son of 213 Jonathan Ingham Swayne & Mary Yount of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and finally Norwalk, Iowa, married 1st 1889 Flora May Black, born March 6, 1868, died Sep. 23, 1916, daughter of Peter Black & Elizabeth Perkins, married 2nd 1918 Amy Jane St. John Hansen, a widow, born probably May 1880 at Watertown, Minn., died May 1934 at Mankato.  This is largely from Edgar, farmer in 1917 at Comfrey and in 1922 at Mankato, both in Min- nesota, and wrote from both.  It is also partly from daughter Eda, who gives more data, and daughter Ruth, who gives data for herself, both in 1949. Eda says both her father and the 1st wife were born at Norwalk, she died at Comfrey and was buried at Norwalk, he was buried at Mankato.  Of these five children, the first four were by the 1st wife, the last one by the 2nd wife:       598  Donald Ray b 1891 m 1913 Besse Tarleton       599  Gordon Bennett b 1893 not married by 1949                                                                           139       600  Eda Elfie b 1896 m 1917 Paul Victor Snyder b 1892       601  Jennie Lucille b 1904 m Frank Kelly            *********       602  Ruth Amy b 1920 m 1943 George William Johnston b 1916       **************************************************************              382  ISAAC WALTON SWAYNE (7), born 4.26 1860, died Jan. 4, 1945, son of 219 David Chambers Swayne & Emmaline Rachel Walton of West Marl- borough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married 11.23.1882 in Philadelphia by Friends ceremony in presence of the mayor, Sarah Elizabeth Conner, born 10.4.1859, died 2.26.1931, daughter of Levi Passmore Conner & Hannah Frances Baldwin of West Bradford Twp.  The marriage is from West Chester Daily Local News, which also has both deaths, at the West Grove home of son Clarence, and says Isaac spent most of his life on the farm near London Grove and was many years supervisor of roads.  Friends Intelligencer says he was member of West Grove Monthly Mtg, survived by sister Anna, three daughters, one son and four grandchildren.  John Hannum Descendants gives some of the names above, says their children were born in West Marlborough Twp and daughter Mary died there.  There were these five children:       603  Ethel Maud b 1883 m 1910 Walter T. Wollaston b 1879       604  Mary A. b 1887 d 1887       605  Emaline Hanna b 1889 m 1911 Frederick Barnard Hoopes b 1885       606  Mary Madeleine b 1895 or 1893 not married by 1945       607  Clarence Marshall b ab 1898 m 1926 Helen Holden Dolby b ab 1902              383  MARSHALL SWAYNE (7), born 1.24.1863, son of 219 David Chambers Swayne & Emmaline Rachel Walton of West Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married 3.8.1887 at Marion, Iowa, Emma Cook, born 1857, daughter of William Cook & 108 Mary Catharine Swayne.  West Chester Daily Local News says in the issue of 11.17.1883 Marshall Swayne of London Grove has moved to Marion, Iowa, where he will have charge of a stock farm.  In 1922 he was a farmer there, and shortly afterward called on me at George School while on a visit east.  There were no children.              384  ANNA M. SWAYNE (7), born Feb. 24, 1870, daughter of 219 David Chambers Swayne & Emmaline Rachel Walton of West Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married Dec. 26, 1895 at Leonard by Friends ceremony, Thomas Norman Pyle, born 4 Aug. 1872 at West Grove, died Oct. 16, 1938 at his home in Malvern, son of Francis Pyle & Elizabeth Wickersham.  His death is from the Philadelphia Inquirer, which says T. Norman Pyle, vice president of Penn Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of West Chester, died after illness of three years, had conducted a haberdashery in Malvern from 1900 to 1935, when illness caused retirement.  Anna was living in 1954.  There were these three children:       1  Francis Lawrence b prob. ab 1900 m by 1926 and had this daughter:              1  Betty Jane b ab 1926 m Richard Miller.  In 1953 they lived                  in Altoona, Pa. and had one child       2  Elmer Clyde       3  Mildred b June 27, 1903 m June 27, 1929 Byron Tyson Conrad b Jan.          prob. 17, 1902 son of John S. Conrad & Florence Garrett.  Two chil-          dren:              1  June b Sep. 20, 1933              2  Ann b May 28, 1935       ************************************************************** 140              385  ENOCH PASSMORE SWAYNE (7), born 11.2.1857, died 10.24.1947, son of 220 Jacob H. Swayne & Sarah Haines Stubbs of York Co., Pa., Cecil Co., Md. and finally Kennett Square, Pa., married Nov. 6, 1879 Ida May Dorett, born Sep. 26, 1860, died 1.8.1952, daughter of William E. Dorett & Mary E. Pierce of Rising Sun, Md.  For many years they lived at Chadds Ford, Pa., whence he wrote in 1914 listing his family as below.  In 1921 he was a grocer at West Chester.  The Daily Local News of that borough says in the issue of 11.7.1939 Mr. & Mrs. Enoch Swayne had their 60th wedding anniversary at their home, 134 West Gay St., and in the issue of 11.7.1944 had their 65th yester- day at their home, 11 East Miner St., that both died as above at the latter home, he in his 90th year, she in her 92nd, each survived by 18 grandchil- dren, he by 24 great grandchildren, she by 27.  He was born as above at Delta, York Co., farmed at Oxford, Cochranville, New Garden and Chadds Ford, retired 1917 and since lived in West Chester, birthright Hicksite Friend, member of West Chester Nest No. 1643 Order of Owls, survived by brother Townsend I. of Camden, N. J., sisters Mary E. widow of Wilmer Cope of Lincoln University and Emmaline wife of C. Warren Swayne of West Grove, children Bessie M. wife of James Coucill of Wilmington, Del., Mary E. widow of Burton Murdaugh of York, Bertha I. wife of George Ball of Avondale, Norman P. of Malvern R. D. 2 and Averala D. wife of Joseph M. Paxton of Toledo, Ohio.  She was born near Ris- ing Sun of the above parents, married as above at Lancaster by Mayor John T. MacGonigle, lived alone at the last, kept her own home and did her marketing. In 1950 she flew alone to Toledo to visit her daughter.  These were their eleven children:       608  William Jacob b 1881 d 1939 m 1906 Estella Virginia Scott b 1886       609  Bessie May b 1884 m 1905 James G. Coucill b 1878       610  Mary Elizabeth b 1886 m 1906 T. Burton Dickey Murdaugh b 1875 d            by 1947       611  Edward Thompson b 1887 m 1912 Hannah Chandler Eastburn b 1882       612  Viola P. b 1888 d 1889       613  Ralph Stubbs b 1890 died young       614  Bertha Ida b 1891 m 1911  George Montgomery Ball b 1883       615  Norman Pyle b 1893 m 1923 Florence Nicholson       616  Carroll Hayes b 1895 d 1898       617  Elnora L. b 1897 d 1897       618  Averala Dorett b 1900 m 1927 Joseph M. Paxton b ab 1901              386  CALVIN ISAAC SWAYNE (7), born 3.29.1861, died 8.29.1901, son of 220 Jacob H. Swayne & Sarah Haines Stubbs of York Co., Pa., Cecil Co., Md. and finally Kennett Square, Chester Co., Pa., married March 20, 1883 Eva Elnora Kimble, born Oct. 4, 1859 in Damascus, Ohio, died Aug. 27, 1925, daughter of William Kimble & Eliza Ann Hunt of Alliance, Ohio, who married Dec. 15, 1846, then of Fallowfield, Chester Co., Pa.  Daughter Blanche says when her father died he was the foremost contractor in Wilmington, Del., had built the Equitable Bank, the Telephone Bldg, Rodney St. Church, B. & O. Station and many large residences.  He had just completed a large four story building, housing all machinery and lumber for his work, and was testing the freight elevator, when the cable snapped from a hidden flaw and he was crushed under it, dying within a few hours.  He and Eva were buried in Wil- mington, where they had lived.  Blanche gives data for these four children:       619  Maud Ethel b 1884 d 1933 m 1907 Paul Jones d 1918       620  Blanche Julia b 1886       621  Sarah Marion b 1890 d 1932 m 1913 William M. Hekking       622  Paul Gilbert b 1896 m 1925 Madge L. Shafer b 1902                                                                           141              387  MARY ELIZABETH SWAYNE (7), born 4.11.1865, living with her daughter in 1954, daughter of 220 Jacob H. Swayne & Sarah Haines Stubbs of York Co., Pa., Cecil Co., Md. and finally Kennett Square, Chester Co., Pa., married 1893 Wilmer Cope, died by 1947, when his widow was living at Lincoln University.  Niece Blanche Julia Swayne says in 1954 the son still lived there.  These were their two children:       1  Mildred b 1898       2  Philip D. b 1901              388  TOWNSEND JACOB SWAYNE (7), born 9.16.1868, son of 220 Jacob H. Swayne & Sarah Haines Stubbs of York Co., Pa., Cecil Co., Md. and finally Kennett Square, Chester Co., Pa., married 1st March 29, 1893 May Stevens Arrison, born Apr. 19, 1864, died Jan. 21, 1927 in Camden, N. J., daughter of Thomas Arrison & Rebecca Combs, married 2nd June 15, 1932 Pearl Pierce Campbell, born Aug. 4, 1886 at Macon, Ga., daughter of Joseph H. Pierce & Mary A. Kilpatrick.  Townsend was a carpenter and retired in 1952. In 1950 he presided over a family reunion of four generations in Ocean City, N. J.  As early as 1922 he lived in Camden and in 1954 was still there at 506 North 8th St.  Most of this is from the wife of the elder of these two sons:       623  William Townsend b 1894 m 1918 Louise Margarethe Eichel b 1893       624  Calvin Isaac b 1902 m 1924 Ethel May Warner b 1903              389  EMALINE DEBORAH SWAYNE (7), born 1874 or 1877, living 1954 at Unionville, Chester Co., Pa., daughter of 220 Jacob H. Swayne & Sarah Haines Stubbs of York Co., Pa., Cecil Co., Md. and finally Kennett Square, Chester Co., married 1906, 412 Charles Warren Swayne, born 1880, son of 229 Charles Henry Swayne & Mary Elizabeth Alexander of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., her 3rd cousin.  For more see under him.       **************************************************************              390  MAURICE W. SWAYNE (7), born 6.24.1864, died 5.13.1887, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., was not married.  West Chester Daily Local News says he died of consumption, inter- ment Fair Hill Cemetery, and his stone is there.              391  HARRY DILLON SWAYNE (7), born 1.4.1866, died 2.31.1894, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., married 12.12.1888 at 985 Marshall St. in Philadelphia by Friends ceremony, Mary R. Jefferis of Romansville, Chester Co., Pa., born 5.5.1886, daughter of Henry Paxson Jefferis & Elizabeth H. Rodeback.  Friends Intelligencer says he died at residence of parents in Linden Rock, Cook Co., Ill. of con- sumption.  His funeral was from the home of his father in law at Romansville with interment there.  10 March 1909 Mary R. Swayne, widow of Downingtown, and other heirs of Henry P. Jefferis deeded for $4200 one acre in West Brad- ford Twp received by him Apr. 1, 1875 and three acres adjoining received by him Sep. 19, 1898.  He had died intestate Feb. 18, 1899 leaving widow Eliza- beth who died since, and seven children.  West Chester Daily Local News of 6.16.1933 says Mary R. Swayne of Stuart Ave. retired after teaching 43 years, the last 31 years in Downingtown 8th grade, began Sep. 1884 in West Bradford Twp as Mary R. Jefferis, married Harry D. Swayne of Philadelphia, went to Jacksonville, Ill., later to Chicago, where he was taken ill, and Oct. 1893 142 to Albuquerque, Nex Mexico for his health.  After his death the next Febru- ary she and the three daughters returned east and Sep. 1894 she resumed teaching at Romansville, later in Uwchlan Twp, then in Marshallton and in 1902 in Downingtown.  She taught five brothers and three grandchildren. The three daughters:       625  Mildred Jefferis b ab 1890 m 1911 Robert C. Laird       626  Florence Delma b ab 1892 m 1914 Guy B. Entrekin b ab 1888       627  Ruth J. b ab 1893 d 1914              392  CHARLES E. SWAYNE (7), born 9.10.1867, died 8.9.1868, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa.              393  ELI D. SWAYNE (7), born 11.10.1868, died 12.16.1872, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa.              394  ARTHUR THOMPSON SWAYNE (7), born 6.9.1870, died 5.22.1921, son of 222 William Henry Swayne and Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., married 2.20.1894 at the residence of her parents, 2048 Westmoreland St., Philadelphia, by Rev. J. Baker Stewart, Carrie Mae Williams, died Apr. 25, 1944.  The Philadelphia Public Ledger says Arthur was formerly of Chester Co. and Carrie formerly of Germantown.  His death is from Philadelphia North American, hers at 7436 Walnut Lane from Philadelphia Inquirer, both interred in Ardsley Cemetery.  West Chester Daily Local News says Arthur was active in Tioga M. E. Church, member of Odd Fellows, Tioga Business Men and P.O.S. of A. and that his sudden death was in Samaritan Hospital of peritonitis. Arthur, dealer in shades and awnings, wrote in 1915 from 1634 West Butler St., naming this one son:       628  Gordon Arthur b 1896 d 1929 m N. Ruth Watson              395  WILMER EACHUS SWAYNE (7), born 5.29.1872, died Feb. 21, 1932, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1st Lena Mosman, after divorce married 2nd about 1902 Myrtle Lillian Ball.  In 1921 he lived in Philadelphia, where he died, and in that year the 2nd wife and two daughters below, both by her, lived in Lancaster, Pa.  Wilmer's death notice says he was member of Philates Lodge No. 527 F. & A. M.       629  Anna b 1904       630  Mildred b 1906              396  EUGENE SWAYNE (7), born 9.12.1873, died Aug. 14, 1941, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., mar- ried 1st 1908 Ida May Paramore, born 1873, daughter of Joseph Paramore of Germantown.  In March 1923 she divorced him and he married 2nd with an Apr. 1923 license Helen M. Poppert of Philadelphia, whom he divorced Oct. 29, 1935 and married 3rd Nov. 1935 by Friends ceremony in Atlantic City, N. J. Lutheran Church, Louise Charolett Reuss, born there Aug. 18, 1898, died June 29, 1942, daughter of Adolph Reuss & Louise Weller.  This and what follows are mostly from Eugene himself when I saw him in 1916 at 1726 Wallace St., Philadelphia, where he practiced medicine, also did X ray work at two hos- pitals and edited the Monthly Resorts and Yachting; from two items in Phila- delphia Public Ledger; from him in 1921 under the letterhead Eugene Swayne M. D., Harriman, Pa., saying he had been ill about a year from being gassed; and from a Philadelphia Inquirer obituary, which says he was 67, prominent                                                                           143 X ray specialist, yachtsman who maintained boats at Essington and Atlantic City, veteran of Spanish-American and World Wars, long major in the First Regiment, was in his army uniform when he collapsed and died at 18th and Girard Ave. about eight in the evening; that Dr. E. J. Donnelly of 1721 Gir- ard Ave., friend and associate, was summoned but could not get him to nearby St. Joseph's Hospital before he died; that he was interred in Chelton Hills Cemetery; that in recent years he had lived in Atlantic City, where he had an office at 3825 Boardwalk as well as one in Philadelphia at 1726 West Gir- ard.; that he had come to Philadelphia to examine recruits at the armory at Broad and Callowhill Sts., where he was headed when he collapsed; that he graduated 1905 from the old Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, had practiced in the northern part of the city 38 years and was member of several medical or- ganizations.  No evidence of children has been found.              397  ELIZABETH RUSSELL SWAYNE (7), born 9.26.1875, daughter of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1906, probably in May, Heber Masterson Lamon.  The May 18, 1906 issue of the Philadelphia Public Ledger says a license was issued for Heber M. Lamson (sic) of 2316 North 7th St. & Elizabeth R. Swayne of 2129 North 13th St. Heber wrote in 1921 from the same address under the letterhead William H. Lamon & Son, real estate, conveyancing and insurance.  Heber was then a not- ary.  He sent a family chart of Swaynes nearly related to Elizabeth and named this one son:       1  Heber Russell b 1907              398  JANE DILLON SWAYNE (7), born 10.1.1878, daughter of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1904 Robert Spencer Williams.  Jennie, as she signed, sent dates of birth for herself, her brothers and sister, and some dates of death, copied from the family bible.  In 1922 she wrote from 3843 North Franklin St. in Philadel- phia.  There were no children.              399  HORACE A. SWAYNE (7), born 6.26.1886, died 3.16.1887, son of 222 William Henry Swayne & Sarah M. Dillon of Philadelphia, Pa., died there and was buried at Fairhill Mtg, where his stone with this date of death has aged 9 months.       ***************************************************************              400  BERTRAND E. SWAYNE (7), born 1875, probably September, died 8.17.1876, son of 224 Edwin James Swayne & Ruth Jewett Pennock of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa. and later of San Diego, Cal.  His stone at London Grove Mtg says Bertie son of E. J. & R. J. Swayne died as above aged 11 mo.              401  LAURENCE P. SWAYNE (7), born 1879, son of 224 Edwin James Swayne & Ruth Jewett Pennock of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa. and later of San Diego, Cal., married Ruth E. Watson, born 10.21.1876, daughter of George B. Watson & Rachel G. Mott, who was born in Chester Co. and died in Los Angeles, Cal., according to the Baily Genealogy.  This is from his father, who in 1921 mentioned no other wife.  However, West Chester Village Record says Lawrence P. Swayne son of Edward (sic) J., formerly of Spotts- wood, north of Kennett Square, & Elizabeth Reed, both of San Diego, married 144 Nov. 30, 1905.  This looks like a brief earlier marriage.  In 1922 his father says Laurence was an insurance agent in Los Angeles and names these two sons:       631  Laurence P. b 1907 d 1912       632  George Edwin b 1914              402  HAROLD E. SWAYNE (7), born 1882, son of 224 Edwin James Swayne & Ruth Jewett Pennock of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., and later of San Diego, Cal., married Alice T.  This is from his father, who in 1921 says Harold was an insurance agent in San Diego and then had no children.       ***************************************************************              403  LAURA SWAYNE (7), born 10.19.1854, died 11.29.1856, daugh- ter of 225 Joseph Malin Swayne & Amanda E. Roeder of Philadelphia, Pa.              404  IDA VIRGINIA SWAYNE (7), born 9.15.1856, died 7.25.1920, daughter of 225 Joseph Malin Swayne & Amanda E. Roeder of Philadelphia, Pa., married 8.28.1883 Franklin Pierce Phillips, born 3 mo 1856, died about 1933 in Atlantic City, N. J.  In 1920 they were running the Phillips House there. In three nice long letters about then Ida gave much information about her brothers, sisters and ancestors.  She recalled attendance at grandfather's school, Eaton Institute in Kennett Square, where she had known my father, aunts and uncle.  Since she died before our correspondence was completed, the last letter was from her husband, also a very cordial, friendly person. Mary, 3rd wife of Ida's brother Howard, says Franklin married 2nd a Phila- delphia woman and died as above in Atlantic City.  There were no children.              405  WALTER S. SWAYNE (7), born 3.9.1859, died in the summer of 1923, son of 225 Joseph Malin Swayne & Amanda E. Roeder of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1st 2.21.1884 by Friends ceremony, Effie I. Stillman, both of Phila- delphia, died Oct. 2, 1885, married 2nd Sarah Watson Dana, born 1842, died 1902, daughter of Henry Dana & Sarah Watson of Boston, married 3rd a wife who survived.  The 1st marriage is from Philadelphia Public Ledger.  The same paper and Friends Intelligencer have her death, and the former says funeral from residence of husband, 2nd day, NE corner 41st & Powelton Ave.  Both call her Effie L.  Data for the 2nd wife are probably from the Dana Genealogy. Sister Ida says in 1916 Walter was a chemist in Philadelphia and had no chil- dren living.  Mary, 3rd wife of brother Howard, gives Walter's death, says an oil lamp exploded in the kitchen, he grabbed it and was burned so that he died after three months in the hospital, that Howard saw him there with a woman who claimed to be his 3rd wife, that Howard didn't care much for her, that Walter lived in Massachusetts, had a big house like a castle, but no children except possibly one who died at birth or soon after.              406  CLARA EMMA SWAYNE (7), born 3.31.1861, daughter of 225 Joseph Malin Swayne & Amanda E. Roeder of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1st 1883 Warren T. Price, Philadelphia druggist, died many years before 1917, married 2nd one whose name was forgotten, married 3rd Walter Carroll, chiropodist of Atlantic City, N. J., married 4th John Rutherford, stationary engineer, and in 1938 both lived in Atlantic City.  All this is from sister Ida and brother Howard's widow Mary, both of whom say there were no children.              407  HOWARD ROEDER SWAYNE (7), born 3.15.1863, died Sep. 29,                                                                           145 1935, son of 225 Joseph Malin Swayne & Amanda E. Roeder of Philadelphia, married 1st 5.17.1890 by Rev. William N. McVickar at 1820 Spruce St., Laura May Kerr, born about 1871. died Nov. 1, 1901, eldest daughter of James H. & Lizzie A. Kerr of Bridgeton, N. J., probably married 2nd in March 1905 Anna M. Vodges of 3434 Lancaster Avenue, who with Dr. Howard R. Swayne of 4021 Spring Garden St. had a license to wed just before March 7, 1905, married, probably 3rd, Jan. 26, 1911, Mary Atkinson Compton, born Feb. 28, 1880, alive in Newtown, Pa. 1954, daughter of John Compton & Wilhelmina Tomlinson of Mt. Pocono, Pa.  Data for the first two wives are from Philadelphia Pub- lic Ledger.  The 3rd wife, living at 215 South Chancellor St., gives her own, says Laura was buried at West Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia, gives data for Laura's children and grandchildren.              An obituary of Howard R. Swayne M. D. in Philadelphia Inquirer says he died as above at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh, formerly of Philadel- phia and interred at West Laurel Hill.  Newtown Enterprise confirms this, says he was ill three weeks, graduate of Jefferson Medical College, where he was prosector, curator and lecturer 14 years; member American Medical Ass'n and Allegheny Co. Medical Ass'n; pioneer in the fight against cancer and gained world recognition in 1904 for successful cancer treatment and research; founder of Oncologic Hospital at 33rd St. & Powelton Ave., Philadelphia, mem- ber of first board of trustees and surgeon to that institution until his re- tirement; practiced in Pittsburgh 25 years where he was surgeon for B. & O. R. R. and staff physician at Mercy Hospital.  Two years ago was forced to retire because of ill health, and spent the summers of 1934 and 1935 in New- town; survived by widow, daughter Marion Swayne of New York City, son Howard R. Jr and two grandchildren of Pittsburgh and sister Mrs. C. Emma Rutherford of Atlantic City.  These two children were by the 1st wife:       633  Marian Marguerite b 1891 m 1914 Joseph Levering b ab 1874       634  Howard Roeder b 1897 m 1916 Lydia Jane Morris b 1890              408  ELMIRA SWAYNE (7), born probably early in 1885, daughter of 226 William Rowland Swayne & supposedly Hannah Kirk of Upper Providence Twp, Delaware Co., Pa., married a Russell and 404 Ida Virginia Swayne Phil- lips in 1917 thought she lived at West Haven and had one child:       1  Son       **************************************************************              409  FREDERICK BELKNAP SWAYNE (7), born 2.18.1864, died Nov. 16, 1922, son of 228 William P. Swayne & Josephine E. Belknap of East Marl- borough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married 4.15.1886 by Rev. William P. Davis at his residence in Camden, N. J., Bertha Hickman Shaner, born about 1867, died 1.1.1951, daughter of Jefferson Shaner & Emma L. Hickman of West Chester, Pa.  The marriage and both deaths are from West Chester Daily Local News, which says Frederick died in his 58th year, funeral from late residence 316 West Lafayette St., interment Unionville, born East Marlborough Twp, moved to West Chester about 23 years ago and later to a farm near Cheyney, where after ten years he gave up farming and in 1917 returned to West Chester; Bertha died at Memorial Hospital in her 85th year after illness of four weeks, member of Holy Trinity Church, Fame Fire Co. Auxiliary and American Legion Auxiliary, survived by son Clarence of West Chester, daughter Fanny L. Byers of Philadelphia and six grandchildren, also interred at Unionville.  12 Jan. 146 1889 Frederick B. Swayne of East Marlborough Twp & wife Bertha H. deeded for $600 a one sixth part of a messuage and lot at the SW corner of Chestnut & New Sts. in West Chester, inherited by Bertha H. from Bazel Groves, who made a bequest to her and Broom R. Shaner, children of Jefferson & Emma Shaner. Bertha's father Jefferson Shaner had been burgess of West Chester.  The two children:       635  Fanny L. b 1888 m 1907 Ross W. Byers d by 1954       636  Clarence Broom b 1890 m 1918 Edna Mileta Loomis b 1892       ***************************************************************              410  ELIZABETH MARY SWAYNE (7), born 4.15.1867 at London Grove, Pa., daughter of 229 Charles Henry Swayne & Mary Elizabeth Alexander of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married 6.7.1892 in Washington, D. C., Samuel Simon Pyle of Minneapolis, Minn., born 10.16.1862 in Chester Co., Pa., son of Samuel Pyle & Ann Pennock Cranston of Toughkenamon.  The Pennock Gene- ology Ms has Elizabeth born 3.16.1867 and Simon born 10.16.1864.  They set- tled in Minneapolis, but returned in 1897 to Toughkenamon, where Simon was a florist.  In 1921 they lived at Avondale.  This one daughter was born at Kennett Square:       1  Dorothy Anne b 12.12.1896, from Friends Intelligencer              411  FRANK JOHN SWAYNE (7), born 12.2.1868, died May 19, 1931, son of 229 Charles Henry Swayne & Mary Elizabeth Alexander of East Marlbor- ough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married Phoebe Evelyn Quarll, born Sep. 30, 1864, died 10.31.1944, daughter of Joseph Quarll & Ann Vandiver of London Grove Twp.  Sharps of Chester Co. gives Phoebe's birth and parents.  West Chester Daily Local News gives both deaths, he of West Grove, died aged 62 in Chester Co. Hospital from a fall some time ago, harnessmaker, but for some years farmer, she at Downen Home near West Chester in her 81st year, invalid three years, born near Avondale, both interred in Union Hill Ceme- tery, north of Kennett Square.  In 1922 Frank wrote from 200 North Union St. in Kennett Square, sending family data.  The will of Phoebe Q. Swayne, drawn 19 Oct. 1934, proved 6 Nov. 1944, left $200 to Union Hill Cemetery for perpetual care of family lot, nine $500 bequests, including four to Quarlls, then residue to three of these four.  Sep. 10, 1945 H. F. Troutman exr re- ported balance of $2312.64 distributed in eight equal shares.  28 March 1908 Frank J. Swayne & wife Phoebe E. Q. of New Garden Twp deeded for $5932.50 a messuage and 84 acres in East Marlborough Twp on south side of Street Road by Rakestraw & Pyle, received by Frank Apr. 5, 1906 from the present grantee. 26 Feb. 1916 Phoebe E. Quarll Swayne & husband Frank J. with other heirs of Vincent A. Quarll whose will dated Feb. 16, 1888 left one acre to them after death of Adelaide Springer who died June 19, 1915, deeded for $1500 this acre on a road leading to New Garden Mtg.  There was one daughter:       637  Evelyn Q. b ab. 1894 d 1910              412  CHARLES WARREN SWAYNE (7), born 10.21.1880, son of 229 Charles Henry Swayne & Mary Elizabeth Alexander of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa., married 3.20.1906 in Oxford by Friends ceremony, 389 Ema- line Deborah Swayne, born Feb. 20, 1874 or 1877, daughter of 220 Jacob H. Swayne & Sarah Haines Stubbs, then of Oxford.  The Chester Co. license dock- et has the marriage, says Charles W. of Kennett Square was born in East Marlborough Twp, Emaline D. of Oxford was born in Cecil Co., Md. as above in                                                                           147 1877, not related by blood or marriage.  However, they were third cousins. While they lived in Kennett Square I called on them.  Later they were at West Grove.  Emaline collected and sent several names and dates of her near Swayne relatives.  There was one daughter:       638  Sarah b 1913              413  MARION RACHEL SWAYNE (7), born 12.8.1890, died Sep. 1, 1892, daughter of 229 Charles Henry Swayne & Mary Elizabeth Alexander of East Marlborough Twp, Chester Co., Pa.  Her death is from West Chester Daily Local News, which says died at Kennett Square, interred at Unionville.       **************************************************************           414  AMANDA ANN SWAYNE (7), daughter of 231 Isaac Brown Swayne & Maria Taylor of several places in Ohio, is believed not married.       **************************************************************              415  MARGARET JANE SWAYNE (7), born 3.3.1843, died 3.14.1893, daughter of 237 Samuel Fothergill Swayne & Rhoda Ninde of Huntingdon Co., Ind., was not married.  She taught school in Fort Wayne.              416  REBECCA SWAYNE (7), born 1844, died 1882, daughter of 237 Samuel Fothergill Swayne & Rhoda Ninde of Huntingdon Co., Ind., married 1865 Newton Boles, born 1840, died 1888, son of Henry Boles (1812-1859) & Malinda (1812-1885).  This is from daughter Rachel, who says they lived in Fort Wayne and had these three children:       1  Luella b 1866 m Charles Lanier       2  Rachel b 1869 m 1895 Frank Knapp Safford, born 1855, died 1941, who          lived in Fort Wayne and was a wholesale grocer.  They had these          three children:              1  Jane b 1897 m Andrew Jackson Rogers, owns hotel              2  Henry Boles b 1898 d 1932              3  Frank Knapp b 1900 m Sylvia.  Is a physician       3  Edward b 1872              417  SAMUEL FOTHERGILL SWAYNE (7), born Feb. 17, 1846, died 2.7.1913, buried at Albuquerque, New Mexico, son of 237 Samuel Fothergill Swayne & Rhoda Ninde of Huntingdon Co., Ind., married 6.5.1873 in Whitley Co., Ind., Mary Cornelia Gillespie, born there Sep. 18, 1856, died Jan. 29, 1932 at Nampa, Idaho, buried in Albuquerque, daughter of William Marcus Gillespie (1821-1907) & Ann Maria Parke (1821-1878), who married 1846 at Westerville, Ohio and lived in Whitley Co., Ind.  This as well as names, dates and connections of the eight children below and their children, are from daughter M. Anna, who says Samuel practiced law at Fort Wayne, then Jan. 28, 1911 moved with the family to Albuquerque, where Mary was living in 1922 at 411 West Roma with some of these children:       639  William Marcus b 1874 m 1909 Florence Edith Whitson b 1878       640  Rebecca Cornelia b 1877 m 1911 Jay Gould Gentry d 1917       641  James Parke b 1880 m 1905 Marian Stuart Stoddart b 1882       642  Margaret Anna b 1882 not married by 1947       643  Rhoda Ninde b 1885 m 1915 Henry Edwin Davidson b 1888       644  Samuel Arthur b 1887 m 1st 1918 Bertha V. Leach (probable middle            name Valera), m 2nd 1934 Frances Cherry 148       645  Henry Elvyn b 1890 m 1923 Dorothy Clark b 1902       646  Alma Gillespie b 1893 m 1913 Wilmer Curtis Roberts b prob. 1889       **************************************************************              418  GEORGE BARRETT SWAYNE (7), born 8.27.1858 in Spring Valley, Ohio, died 6.12.1920 at Coronado Beach, Cal., son of 242 Elias Hicks Swayne & Mahala Merritt Barrett of Richmond, Ind., married 4.29.1891 Delia Hard- castle, who survived him.  The date of death above is that in the New York Times account of his will and records of Whitewater Mtg, which say buried in Earlham Cemetery.  George was a dealer in rugs and carpets.  His letters in 1914 and 1919 showed New York City addresses 212 Fifth Ave. and 1134 Broad- way at 26th St., also Chicago salesroom Wabash Ave. & Madison St. in the Hey- worth Bldg.  He then lived at Pelham Manor.              The New York Times says he left $125000 to widow of brother Harry Brown Swayne, who lives at Pelham Manor, $100000 to brother S. Edward Swayne and $25000 to Julia Swayne Shirks, both of Richmond, Ind.  The residue income was to be paid to George's widow for life, but the trustees may pay her $150000 and the trust shall cease, the balance, if any, to be divided be- tween the two brothers.  If the widow chooses the life estate the $150000 is to be divided at her death among brothers in law Frank L. Hardcastle of Chi- cago, Calvin C. Hardcastle of St. Louis and sister in law Frances Lillian Hardcastle of St. Louis, the balance, if any, to go to the two brothers.              The Friends Intelligencer obituary says George died June 23, 1920, that his childhood and youth were spent in Richmond, but he did not return there except to be buried, that he was member of North A St. Mtg there and the funeral was there from the home of brother S. E. Swayne.  It sums up his business career, which began as salesman for John Shillito Co. of Cin- cinnati, Ohio, then in 1880 he went to Indianapolis with A. L. Wright & Co. and in four years was made manager and buyer of the carpet department, in 1885 was with Judson & Co., a carpet store in Chicago, Dec. 1886 was with W. & J. Sloane of New York City as traveling floor covering salesman, by 1891 was in charge of their wholesale rug, matting and linoleum department and made many trips to Japan and China to purchase goods, in 1898 went into busi- ness for himself as selling agent for various mills.  He retired Jan. 1, 1920.  During the hard times following the panic of 1907 he lived at the old Hoffman House in New York City, and time after time walked through Madison Square Park on cold winter nights rounding up the park bench down and outers and giving them money for lodging and breakfast.  There were no children.              419  SAMUEL EDWARD SWAYNE (7), born 12.16.1859, son of 242 Elias Hicks Swayne & Mahala Merritt Barrett of Richmond, Ind., married 5.10.1882 Susan Clarine Robinson.  In 1922 they lived in Richmond.  He was then presi- dent and treasurer of Swayne, Robinson & Co., makers of silage cutters, fodder cutters, hay balers and threshers.  His envelopes bear the address 200-300 Main St.  His wife wrote several times from 302 North 11th St. and sent records of the families of his father and grandfather.  S. Edward, as he was known, was one of those who paid $100 each for printing the Descend- ants of Francis Swayne, and others, in 1921, and in connection with this wrote in 1922 from a hospital in Denver, Colo.  There was this one daughter:       647  Juliet Robinson b 1885 m 1914 John Elbert Shirk d 1915                                                                           149              420  HARRY BROWN SWAYNE (7), born 7.7.1866, died by 1920, son of 242 Elias Hicks Swayne & Mahala Merritt Barrett of Richmond, Ind., mar- ried Margaret Hamilton Burrill, who survived him, from the will of Harry's brother George, which said she lived 1920 in Pelham Manor, N. Y.  There were these two children:       648  Janet b 1905       649  George Barrett b 1908              421  VIRGINIA SWAYNE (7), born 7.13.1867, died 8.28.1867, daugh- ter of 242 Elias Hicks Swayne & Mahala Merritt Barrett of Richmond, Ind.       **************************************************************              422  ETHEL PORTER SWAYNE (7), born 1.15.1852, died 10.14.1873, daughter of 247 John Thomas Swayne & Mary C. Porter of Memphis, Tenn.  This is from the Steer Genealogy, which says born and died in Memphis.              423  MARY ANNA SWAYNE (7), born 3.20.1858, daughter of 247 John Thomas Swayne & Mary C. Porter of Memphis, Tenn., married 7.15.1880 William G. Wilkins, born 8.9.1842 at Booneville, Mo.  This is from the Steer Gene- alogy (1890), which says they live in Memphis and have these four children:       1  Ethel P. b 1881       2  William Godwin b 1883       3  Charles S. b 1885       4  George W. b 1888              424  JESSIE GRAY SWAYNE (7), born 8.17.1859, daughter of 247 John Thomas Swayne & Mary C. Porter of Memphis, Tenn., married 11.28.1889 Frank Stanton Latham, born 1854, merchandise broker in Memphis, where they lived in 1917, when Jessie Gray wrote from 1759 Overton Park there.  She said her elder son was an aviator, then in France, and her younger one had volunteered in the army.  Also she sent several names and dates copied from an old bible and perhaps other sources.  There were three children:       1  Frank S. b 1891       2  Jessie b 1894       3  Swayne b 1898              425  SALLIE REBELLIA SWAYNE (7), born 8.13.1862, daughter of 247 John Thomas Swayne & Mary C. Porter of Memphis, Tenn., married 5.27.1884 William E. Rider, pattern maker of Memphis, where they lived.  This is from the Steer Genealogy, which gives these three children:       1  Nellie b 1885       2  William Milton b 1888       3  Gustavius b 1890 d 1891              426  JOHN LEE SWAYNE (7), born 1.1.1865, died 10.18.1870, son of 247 John Thomas Swayne & Mary C. Porter of Memphis, Tenn.  This is from the Steer Genealogy.              427  MILTON W. SWAYNE (7), born 7.20.1869, son of 247 John Thomas Swayne & Mary C. Porter of Memphis, Tenn., married 11.14.1889 Jimetta Ralston, born 9.10.1869.  This is from the Steer Genealogy.  They had one daughter, who is 1921 and 1922 wrote several letters from 1376 Carr Ave., her parents' home in Memphis. 150       650  Kathryn Thelma b 1899 m prob. 1925 D. Frank Crouch       *****************************************************************              428  JOHN FELIX SWAYNE (7), born 7.31.1850, son of 248 James William Swayne & Amanda Jane Henry of Lexington, Tenn., married 10.1.1874 May H. Hendricks, born 5.1.1856.  This is from the Steer Genealogy, which says John was born at Lexington, May in Grayson Co., Texas, they lived in Fort Worth, Texas and had these four children:       651  Anna M. b 1875 d 1878       652  Mattie H. b 1878       653  John W. b 1880 d 1881       654  Mary b 1882 m 1st a Hamlet, m 2nd a Yost              429  MARY WILLIS SWAYNE (7), born 10.25.1852, daughter of 248 James William Swayne & Amanda Jane Henry of Lexington, Tenn., married 12.6. 1868 Sargent P. Saunders, born 9.16.1840.  This is from the Steer Genealogy, which says she was born at Swallow Bluff, Tenn., he in McNairy Co., Texas, they lived at Belton, Texas and had these three daughters:       1  Callie B. b 1871       2  Lizzie B. M. b 1878       3  Mary L. b 1886              430  JAMES WILLIAM SWAYNE (7), born 10.6.1855, son of 248 James William Swayne & Amanda Jane Henry of Lexington, Tenn., married 10.6.1887 Josephine P. Latham, born 2.29.1860, alive in 1927 at 1127 Broadway, Boulder, Colo.  Some of this is from the Steer Genealogy, which says James was born at Lexington, Josephine at Alexandria, Va.  James was a member of the Texas legislature in the early nineties and later a judge in the District Court. He was first president of the Texas Co. and later vice president and director of the Virginia Co., both oil corporations.  Once while in Philadelphia on his way home from New York City he phoned me and recommended the stock of the latter.  418 George Barrett Swayne wrote he had met James in New York and was convinced he knew all about the Swayne Genealogy clear back to the beginning in this country.  It was one of my frequent disappointments to learn that this was a poor guess by a competent business man.  James did send some data and enclosed a picture of himself, a smooth shaven, rather hard featured man with piercing eyes.  He may have died about 1921 or 1922, for his wife, who wrote several times, began Jan. 12, 1923 with a card to James from me she had discovered a few weeks before among her husband's papers.  She wanted to know whether it was too late to get a Swayne Genealogy for her daughter. Af- ter I had presented one to her daughter, Josephine reciprocated with her own book, The Story of Concord, which resulted from her stay of a year in that town in Massachusetts, home of so many well known authors.  Josephine appar- ently was living with her daughter, an instructor in chemistry in the Uni- versity of Colorado.       655  Ida Loyd b 1888       **************************************************************              431  JOHN T. SWAYNE (7), born Dec. 12, 1872, son of 249 Noah Lowell Swayne & Letitia M. Huddleston of Elkhorn, Tenn., married 1895 Blanche, born 1876.  In 1922 their address was Grow, Texas.  He wrote twice in 1921                                                                           151 and 1922, first ordering three copies of the Descendants of Francis Swayne, and others, second to express his interest and approval in these and the accompanying charts.  Both times his letter head was First National Bank of Paducah, Tex.  As his birth was printed 1872 and he approved, that is prob- ably right, although the Steer Genealogy has it 12.12.1871.  430 James Wil- liam Swayne, who sent the 1872 date, says he has accidentally run across this John T. Swayne, his first cousin, who is a very prosperous man, making money, has given his children the benefits of high education and they are doing well.  The two daughters:       656  Mary b 1896 m 1920 Jess Barnes       657  Mattie b 1899              432  WILLIAM H. SWAYNE (7), born 1.16.1876, son of 249 Noah Lowell Swayne & Letitia M. Huddleston of Elkhorn, Tenn., married Lena Thomas, born 1872.  This is from the Steer Genealogy.  In 1921 he was a farmer at Paris, Tenn., according to his first cousin 430 James William Swayne, but a letter sent to him there was returned.  There were these two children:       658  Ruth b 1900 m Walter Kimball       659  Homer b 1902              433  SARAH HITE SWAYNE (7), born 2.9.1876, died 7.26.1879, daughter of 249 Noah Lowell Swayne & Letitia M. Huddleston of Elkhorn, Tenn. This is from the Steer Genealogy.  The birth, so close to William's, looks like an error in one or the other.              434  JAMES D. R. SWAYNE (7), born 8.8.1880, died 11.27.1880, son of 249 Noah Lowell Swayne & Letitia M. Huddleston of Elkhorn, Tenn., from the Steer Genealogy.       **************************************************************              435  MARY SWAYNE (7), born 9.12.1856, daughter of 253 Joshua Swayne & Martha J. Stewart of Spring Valley and Springfield, both in Ohio, lived in 1922 not married at 902 South Fountain Ave. in Springfield.   She sent in 1914 and 1915 all family data in her father's and grandfather's bibles, as well as some from other sources.              436  MARTHA SWAYNE (7), born 6.6.1858, daughter of 253 Joshua Swayne & Martha J. Stewart of Spring Valley and Springfield, both in Ohio, lived in 1922 not married, with her sister in Springfield.  Both were born in Spring Valley.              437  GEORGE STEWART SWAYNE (7), born 2.10.1866, died 2.22.1910, son of 253 Joshua Swayne & Martha J. Stewart of Spring Valley and Spring- field, both in Ohio, was born at Xenia, Ohio and was buried there.  He died at Springfield, evidently not married, as his sister Mary does not mention any marriage.       **************************************************************              438  TSCHUDI THOMPSON SWAYNE (7), born Oct. 1866, son of 257 Hugh Nelson Swayne & Pauline Thompson of Carroll Co., Tenn., married Jan. 1889 Annie Herring.  This is from him under the letterhead T. T. Swayne, 152 Mayor, Hickman, Kentucky, to which position he was elected Nov. 1921 for a four years term.   He says he was born in Carroll Co. but at the age of one month was taken to Hickman where he was reared by his grandmother Thompson and has lived ever since.  In 1887 he graduated from Vanderbilt University as a pharmacist, immediately went into business for himself, made some money, invested it in farms and in 1922 owned about 1000 acres.  Two chil- dren:      660  Hugh Herring b 1903      661  Helen b 1906      ****************************************************************             439  ALFRED HARRIS SWAYNE (7), born Apr. 5, 1870, died Apr. 16, 1937, son of 263 John Wager Swayne & Ellen Harris of Toledo, Ohio and later of New York City, was not married.   The date of death is from Whos Who in America for 1938-1939.   The annual report of General Motors Corp. for 1937 has it May 30, 1937.  In 1922 Alfred lived at 224 West 57th St. in New York City.   I met him once while calling on his uncle, 270 Noah Haines Swayne, where the latter then lived, in the Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel at Atlantic City.  Alfred gave $100 toward publishing the Descendants of Francis Swayne, and others, too late to be mentioned therein.             The account in Whos Who in America, 1936-1937, includes the fol- lowing: born Washington, D.C. as above, graduate of St. Paul's School in Concord, N. H., B. A. Yale 1892, LL. B. New York Law School 1894, admitted that year to New York Bar, began practice with Davies, Stone & Auerbach, counsel for Mutual Life Ins. Co. and other corporations.  Made a tour of the world 1895-6. Entered law firm of his father, Swayne & Swayne. Went to Cuba 1899 as legal adviser of North American Trust Co., which had a contract to act as fiscal agent of U. S. Government, and assisted in establishing the banking system in Cuba.  Returned to New York the same year and became sec- retary of original Bankers Trust Co. and treasurer of Atlantic Trust Co., with which Bankers Trust Co. consolidated.  Associate of Moore & Schley, members of New York Stock Exchange.  Member of New York Stock Exchange firm of Tailer & Robinson in 1901.  Became vice president of General Motors Ac- ceptance Corp. 1919, chairman of the board since 1921, also vice president of General Motors Corp. from 1921 to his death and of North River Savings Bank.  Director of E. W. Bliss Co., Lehigh Valley R. R., Long Island R. R., St. Louis, Southwestern Rwy Co., C. Tennant Sons & Co.  Dollar a year man in 1917.  Engaged in Liberty Loan and Federal Reserve activities.   Clubs: Metropolitan, University, Yale, Recess of New York, Detroit Athletic, Re- cess of Detroit, Garden City Golf, National Golf Links, Shinnecock Hills Golf, Sag Harbor Yacht, New York Yacht, Long Island Country, Addington Golf of Surrey, England.  Homes 720 Park Ave., N. Y. and Shinnecock Hills, L. I. Office 1775 Broadway in New York City.             440  NOAH HAYNES SWAYNE (7), born Dec. 29, 1871, died Oct. 5, 1950, son of 263 John Wager Swayne & Ellen Harris of Toledo, Ohio and later of New York City, married 1898 Christine Siebeneck, born Nov. 23, 1874 in Pittsburgh, Pa., daughter of Joseph G. Siebeneck & Estelle King.   In 1916 they lived in Ardmore, Pa., where I met them and their seven years old son, called Jaffy, for Japhet son of Noah.  It was a surprise when Noah drove in and stopped by his home that he managed the car with one arm.   It was all he had.  Later they lived at West Chester, Pa., then again at Ardmore, where they were in 1922.   At that time Noah wrote under the letterhead Swayne &                                                                           153 Company, Coal and Coke, Swayne Building, 215 South 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa.             The following details of Noah's life come from Whos Who in the East 1942-1943, an obituary in Philadelphia Inquirer and more fully from one in Darien Review:  born Toledo, Ohio, died as above in Stamford Hos- pital, having lived in Darien, Conn. 19 years, in 1942 on Darien Drive, finally at 13 Searles Road.  He was interred in Mather Cemetery at Darien. In 1933 he retired from active business but since 1936 practiced law at Darien with his son as Swayne & Swayne.  He was director of New York, On- tario & Western Rwy and Union Freight R. R.  He was councilman and later mayor in Cedartown, Ga., a Republican in an overwhelmingly Democratic town, which Union troops led by his father had captured during the Civil War. He was elected to the Connecticut legislature in 1935 and 1937 and during his second term was Republican majority leader.  While in Philadelphia he was member of the Union League, president of Kiwanis Club, of American Coal Wholesale Ass'n in 1920, of Philadelphia Wholesale Coal Ass'n 1918 to 1920 and during First World War adviser to U. S. Fuel Administration as a dollar a year man.  He was choir boy at St. George's Church of New York, bass solo- ist of Yale Glee Club and of University Glee Club of New York, star in 1919 of Orpheus Club of Philadelphia, where he soloed at over 100 concerts, and made more than 200 appearances on radio.  He made 28 ocean voyages.  He was Episcopalian.  He had a summer home at Pocono Lake Preserve, Pa.  Survivors were wife Christine S., son Noah H. 3rd of Halter Lane, sister Miss Eleanor Swayne of New York City, brother Wager of San Francisco and one grand daughter Miss Sally Maury Swayne of Darien.  There was one child:      662  Noah Haynes b 1909 m 1933 Mary Gorden Maury b 1908             441  WAGER SWAYNE (7), born 1873, died July or Aug. 1952, son of 263 John Wager Swayne & Ellen Harris of Toledo, Ohio and later of New York City, married about 1899 Wilhelmina Nordeman, whom he met in Vienna, Austria.  In 1916 he was a musician in New York City, in 1921 in Paris, France and died in San Francisco, Calif.  There were two children:      663  Ellen m Tibor Pataky      664  William Wager m Jane             442  VIRGINIA WASHINGTON SWAYNE (7), born about 1877, died 1938, daughter of 263 John Wager Swayne & Ellen Harris of Toledo, Ohio and later of New York City, married Harold Lomas, died 1915. captain in the English army, who met death the first day of the first battle of the Somme.  In 1921 she was living in New York City with these two daughters:      1  Virginia m Frank Downing      2  Elaine M., alive 1954 not married             443  ELEANOR HARRIS SWAYNE (7), born 1880, daughter of 263 John Wager Swayne & Ellen Harris of Toledo, Ohio and later of New York City, was in 1950 not married.  In 1921 she lived there at 550 Park Ave. and in 1954 was still living in New York City, at 812 Park Avenue.      ***************************************************************             444  THOMAS W. SWAYNE (7), born 3.21.1840, died May 24, 1870, son of 274 Joel W. Swayne & Susan J. Cunningham of Philadelphia, Pa., was 154 not married, says the Kirk Family (1872).  His death is from the Philadel- phia Public Ledger, which says in his 31st year, Eastern Star Lodge, A.Y.M., invited to funeral from late residence, 1622 Christian St.  He was listed in directories at his father's address until the latter died in 1874.             445  GEORGE SWAYNE (7), born 5.9.1842, died 7.19.1842, son of 274 Joel W. Swayne & Susan J. Cunningham of Philadelphia, Pa.             446  MARY S. SWAYNE (7), born 12.11.1843, died 4.27.1846, daugh- ter of 274 Joel W. Swayne & Susan J. Cunningham of Philadelphia, Pa.             447  WILLIAM C. SWAYNE (7), born 10.28.1845, died June 30, 1885, son of 274 Joel W. Swayne & Susan J. Cunningham of Philadelphia, Pa., was not married, says the Kirk Family (1872).  His death is from the Philadelphia Public Ledger, which says aged 35, employes of Gas Office (7th St.) invited to funeral from late residence, 226 Perry St., interment Mt. Moriah Cemetery. This address was where his parents had lived.  No record of marriage has been found.      ****************************************************************             448  ANN ELIZA SWAYNE (7), born Sep. 6, 1854, died March 29, 1875, nine days after the birth of her child, daughter of 277 Gibson A. Swayne & Susan H. Kilpatrick of Philadelphia, Pa., married Oscar T. Hulings. One stone for Annie E. and her son below is in Mt. Moriah Cemetery there:      1  Thomas G. b 1875 d 1875      ****************************************************************             449  MARTHA ANN SWAYNE (7), born 1861, daughter of 281 John Reese Swayne & Sophia Lucinda, probably of Baltimore, Md., married 1882, says brother George.             450  WILLIAM EDWARD SWAYNE (7), born 1869, son of 281 John Reese Swayne & Sophia Lucinda, probably of Baltimore, Md., married 1893 Sadie E. He was an engraver there, living at 3116 Fait Ave.  This is from William him- self and brother George.  William names this one child:      665  Norman E. b 1901             451  GEORGE THOMAS SWAYNE (7), born 1873, son of 281 John Reese Swayne & Sophia Lucinda, probably of Baltimore, Md., married 1894 Margaret Ann, born 1869.  This is from George, who says he is a laborer, living in 1921 at 2905 Dillon St. in Baltimore, gives dates for his parents, grandpar- ents, great grandparents, and mentions these four children:      666  Margaret Sophia b 1895      667  Alverda Elizabeth b 1898 m 1916      668  George Thomas b 1902      669  Charles Howard b 1904      ****************************************************************             452  MARY E. SWAYNE (7), born 1869, daughter of 282 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Blanche of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1888 John F. Hummel,                                                                           155 and in 1917 was living in Baltimore Co., says brother Henry.  Her brother Vinton does not give her birth year, although he gives those of the rest of the family.  1869 was five years earlier than the marriage of Mary's par- ents.             453  VINTON REESE SWAYNE (7), born 1879, son of 282 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Blanche of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1908 Emma Irene, born 1879.  Brother Henry says Vinton was born 1881.  The rest is from Vinton himself, in 1916 an acid worker living at 822 Robinson St. in Baltimore with these two children:      670  Blanche b 1909      671  Vinton Reese b 1911             454  HENRY DAIL SWAYNE (7), born 1881, son of 282 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Blanche of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1908 Helen.  This is from Henry himself, except the year of birth, which is from brother Vinton. Henry says 1883.  He and Vinton space the family dates alike, but each from Vinton is two years earlier than that from Henry.  In 1916 Henry says he is a salesman living at 713 South Ellwood Ave., Baltimore and has this one son:      672  Thomas Walter b 1914             455  EMMA ELSIE SWAYNE (7), born 1883, daughter of 282 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Blanche of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1907 Benjamin F. Bell and in 1916 was living at 3033 Eastern Ave, in Baltimore, according to brother Henry.  Her year of birth above is from brother Vinton.  Henry has it 1885.             456  GEORGE THOMAS SWAYNE (7), born 1885, son of 282 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Blanche of Baltimore Co., Md., married 1916 Mary and that year was a laborer in Baltimore, living on Wolfe St. near Chase, says brother Henry, who says born 1887 and calls him Thomas G. or L.  Year of birth first above and name of wife are from brother Vinton, who calls him George T.             457  WALTER R. SWAYNE (7), born 1887, son of 282 James Draper Swayne & Sarah Blanche of Baltimore Co., Md., was in 1916 living not married in Baltimore at 713 South Ellwood Ave., the address of brother Henry, who says he was born 1889 and was a sheet iron worker.  The year of birth first above is from brother Vinton, who calls Walter a tinner.      ****************************************************************             458  GEORGE SWAYNE (7), born Feb. 6, 1870, died March 8, 1872, son of 283 George Thomas Swayne & Mary L. of Baltimore, Md., says brother John.             459  SARA C. SWAYNE (7), born Nov. 12, 1872, daughter of 283 George Thomas Swayne & Mary L. of Baltimore, Md., married Apr. 16, 1907 a Long, and in 1920 lived in Baltimore.  This is from brother John except her married name, which is from aunt 284 Sarah Gough Swayne Mills Stabler.             460  WILLIAM SWAYNE (7), born Oct. 11, 1873, died Feb. 6, 1881, son of 283 George Thomas Swayne & Mary L. of Baltimore, Md., says brother John. 156             461  CAROLINE R. SWAYNE (7), born Dec. 8, 1875, daughter of 283 George Thomas Swayne & Mary L. of Baltimore, Md., married June 27, 1894 an O'Neill and in 1920 lived in Baltimore.  This is from brother John except her married name, which is from aunt 284 Sarah Gough Swayne Mills Stabler.             462  JOHN SHIN SWAYNE (7), born Nov. 24, 1882, son of 283 George Thomas Swayne & Mary L. of Baltimore, Md., married Sep. 25, 1904 Minnie E., born 1882.  This is from John himself, who furnished dates for his parents, grandparents and great grandparents, apparently copied from a family bible. He says he is foreman at the Standard Oil works and lives in Baltimore at 310 South East Ave.  He names this one daughter:      673  Sara I. b 1906      ****************************************************************             463  JOSEPH SWAYNE (7), born perhaps about 1868, son of 289 Jos- eph Ritner Swayne & Emily Sell of Philadelphia, Pa., says aunt 291 Hannah Catherine Swayne Eltonhead.      ****************************************************************             464  JOHN SWAYNE (7), born 1882, died June 24, 1900 aged 18, son of 293 William Tibben Swayne & Maria Hart of Philadelphia, Pa., was drowned near home, say his father and the Philadelphia Public Ledger.             465  ELEANOR HOLLOWAY SWAYNE (7), born 1884, daughter of 293 William Tibben Swayne & Maria Hart of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1907 John J. Tier, born Aug. 17, 1879.  This is from niece 674 Bertha Swayne, writing on stationery of Eleanor Tier, Hosiery, Corsets, Lingerie, Ladies' & Chil- dren's Wear, Men's Furnishings, 2204 East Chelton Ave., Philadelphia, who names these four children:      1  Eleanor M. b Apr. 4, 1908 m Sep. 22, 1934 Ernest T. Claudius      2  John J. b March 21, 1909      3  Marie E. b Aug. 20, 1911      4  William J. b Jan. 12, 1915             466 WILLIAM SWAYNE (7), born 1887, son of 293 William Tibben Swayne & Maria Hart of Philadelphia, Pa., married 1911 Lizzie Haag, daughter of Frank Haag & Pauline Klopper.  This is from his father and his daughter. In 1916 William lived at 4351 North 5th St. in Philadelphia, but by 1919 had moved to 604 Chew St. in Germantown, from which he wrote twice in 1922. There was this one daughter:      674  Bertha b 1912, applied 1942 for marriage license with George Uetz           Jr b ab. 1905             467  JOSEPH SWAYNE (7), born 1889, died 1892, son of 293 William Tibben Swayne & Maria Hart of Philadelphia, Pa.             468  MARY SWAYNE (7), born 1891, died 1898, daughter of 293 Wil- liam Tibben Swayne & Maria Hart of Philadelphia, Pa.      ***************************************************************                                                                           157             469  EARL SWAYNE (7), born Jan. 28, 1883, son of 300 William Arza Swayne & Mary Churchill, probably of near Cutler, Ohio, married May 1932 Gussie McBride and in 1934 was living at Rising Star, Texas, but had no children, says first cousin Elma Leota Morrow Steele.             470  MINNIE SWAYNE (7), born June 22, 1884, died Nov. 23, 1899, daughter of 300 William Arza Swayne & Mary Churchill, probably of near Cut- ler, Ohio, says first cousin Elma Leota Morrow Steele.             471  LOTTIE SWAYNE (7), born Jan. 27, 1889, daughter of 300 Wil- liam Arza Swayne & Mary Churchill, probably of near Cutler, Ohio, married March 18, 1915 Mark Lawrence Young, but by 1934 had no children, says first cousin Elma Leota Morrow Steele.             472  REBA SWAYNE (7), born May 11, 1890, died Oct. 26, 1906, daughter of 300 William Arza Swayne & Mary Churchill, probably of near Cut- ler, Ohio, says first cousin Elma Leota Morrow Steele.             473  GLADYS SWAYNE (7), born July 11, 1892, daughter of 300 William Arza Swayne & Mary Churchill, probably of near Cutler, Ohio, married May 11, 1918 Carl Colerick.  This is from first cousin Elma Leota Morrow Steele, who names these two children:      1  Franklin b Oct. 21, 1924      2  Lena b 1.7.1925.  This seems too close to Franklin's birth             474  EDITH SWAYNE (7), born Feb. 1, 1897, daughter of 300 William Arza Swayne & Mary Churchill, probably of near Cutler, Ohio, was not married by 1935, says first cousin Elma Leota Morrow Steele.      ****************************************************************             475  CARL JOHN SWAYNE (7), born May 15, 1882, son of 303 Benja- min Franklin Swayne & Mary H. Hildebrand of near Cutler, Ohio, married Sep. 21, 1929 Mina Ola Barr.  This and other data came from him in 1935 from R. 1, Cutler, where he was living on the farm where his mother lived all her life.  He was known as Carl and has always operated a farm, although for some years he followed the oil field as a driller.  These three are his children:      675  John Carl b 1930      676  Nellie Grace b 1932      677  Nina Marie b 1933             476  NINA DE ETTE SWAYNE (7), daughter of 303 Benjamin Franklin Swayne & Mary H. Hildebrand of near Cutler, Ohio, married 1903 Denzil Loch- ary or Lochery and in 1935 they were of McPherson, Kans., says brother Carl, who names this one daughter:      1  Bernice Dorothy b 1903 m 1921 Glenn Moore and they have two sons:             1  Robert Wells b 1922             2  William b 1924             477  THOMAS SWAYNE (7), born 1908, son of 303 Benjamin Franklin Swayne & Rebecca Campbell of Calif., lived there 1935, says half brother Carl. 158             478  AMOS SWAYNE (7), born 1911, son of 303 Benjamin Franklin Swayne & Rebecca Campbell of Calif., lived there 1935, says half brother Carl.      ****************************************************************             479  AUGUSTUS SWAYNE (7), born 1868 or later, son of 306 Eugene Swayne & Jennie Clancy, married Lou Frost and died a few years later without offspring, says Elma Leota Morrow Steele, first cousin of his father.      ****************************************************************             480  CORA ALCIE SWAYNE (7), born Jan. 18, 1874 in Linn Co., Mo., daughter of 310 Eli Sill Swayne & Elizabeth Vernon of there, married Apr. 8, 1896 in Norcatur, Kans., Herman Richards, says 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Har- vey, in 1949 lived at Grand Junction, Colo. and had these two children:      1  Fay m a Foy, had one son Richard by her 1st marriage      2  Dale b July 1905 d 1944, married but no children             481  MYRTLE EVA SWAYNE (7), born Oct. 16, 1879 in Poweshiek Co., Iowa, daughter of 310 Eli Sill Swayne & Elizabeth Vernon of Linn Co., Mo., married Sep. 23, 1903 John Reuben Moore, born Sep. 22, 1877 at Bethel, Mo., son of David M. Moore & Dianna A. Neel, lived 1948 at Fruita, Colo., 1949 at Wendell, Idaho.  This is mostly from grandson Warren Wayne Moore, who gives these four Moore generations:      1  Violet d by 1948      2  Elma m Darrel Gray and had one son      3  Warren Marin b March 22, 1914 at Fruita, d Nov. 2, 1946 in a hunting         accident, m July 21, 1934 Edith Darline Van Sant b June 21, 1917 at         Shenandoah, Iowa, daughter of William Worth Van Sant & Effie Alma         Patience.  There were these six children:             1  Beth b Sep. 12, 1935 at Jerome, Idaho, d Sep. 13, 1935             2  Warren Wayne b July 28, 1936 at North Bend, Oreg.             3  Dianna Darlyne b Jan. 13, 1937 at Jerome m Dan William Simon                b Aug. 20, 1932             4  Ruth Irene b July 24, 1939 at Richfield, Idaho             5  Sandra Kathlene b Oct. 24, 1943 at Wendell, Idaho             6  David Eugene b Jan. 9, 1946             482  FLORA CLARRISSA SWAYNE (7), born May 8, 1881, daughter of 310 Eli Sill Swayne & Elizabeth Vernon of Linn Co., Mo., married Aug. 26, 1901, 320 Oren B. Swayne, son of 171 Bennett Joseph Swayne & Fannie Pittman. See under Oren, who was Flora's half uncle.             483  CHARLES WILLIAM SWAYNE (7), born July 19, 1884 in Iowa Co., Iowa, died Aug. 20, 1885, son of 310 Eli Sill Swayne & Elizabeth Vernon of Linn Co., Mo., says 500 Edith Carrie Swayne Harvey.      ***************************************************************             484  JESSE SWAYNE (7), born about 1880, son of 313 Arthur Smith Swayne & Mary Maudlin, says 493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker.                                                                           159             485  ELLA SWAYNE (7), born about 1882, daughter of 313 Arthur Smith Swayne & Mary Maudlin, married a June, says 493 Jaquetha Margaret Swayne Baker, who names this daughter:      1  Freda, probably lived at Marengo, Iowa.      ***************************************************************               486  A child (7) of 314 Luther Branson Swayne & Mary Woods.      ***************************************************************             487  CHARLES JOHN SWAYNE (7), born Sep. 8, 1888 at Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., son of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married Feb. 5, 1919 Mary Anna Gorzelancyk, born Jan. 15, 1890 at Salkum, Lewis Co., Wash., daughter of Michael Paul Gorzelancyk (1858-1932) & Catherine Drzowski Cramer (1862-1946), who married 1882 in Poland.   In 1948 they lived at 502 35th St., Anacortes, Wash., says sister Jaquetha, who names these two sons:      678  Lawrence James b 1920      679  Edward Michael b 1929             488  JACK BUSH SWAYNE (7), born July 29, 1890 at Elm Creek, Daw- son Co., Nebr., son of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married 1st Florence Logan, died 1947 named Easterbrook from a later hus- band, daughter of Henry Logan & Millie Reddick, married 2nd Thanksgiving 1924 Eneid Pearl Sturdevant, born June 2, 1908 or 1909, daughter of Lou Sturdevant & Dora Brown.  In 1948 they probably lived near Tacoma.  This is from sister Jaquetha, who says some of these dates are not certain.   She names one child by the first wife and six by the 2nd:      680  Edgar Edward b 1913 m 1938 Grovine Edna Kincaid b 1920           *********      681  George Oliver d aged six weeks      682  Yvonne Louise b 1927      683  Jo Frances b 1928      684  Ida Marie b 1930      685  Rena June b 1932      686  Hazel Joyce b 1933             489  GROVER CLEVELAND SWAYNE (7), born Nov. 8, 1892 at Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., son of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married Feb. 10, 1916 Beulah May Compton, born Jan. 25, 1899 at Del- wood, Ill., daughter of Francis Marion Compton & Annie Luvena.  This is from sister Jaquetha, who says in 1948 they lived at 3026 Oracle Road, Tucson, Ariz., and had these three children:      687  Freda Beulah b 1916 at Wishkah, Wash.      688  Delbert Grover b 1918 at Enterprise, Oregon, m 1939 Marcella L.           Morse b 1916      689  Albert Donald b 1920 at Olympia, Wash., m Rosemary Clisby b 1922             490  FRANZ HOLMES SWAYNE (7), born Jan. 23, 1897 at Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., son of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married March 17, 1924 at Pocatello, Idaho, Magda Jensen Hess, born Apr. 6, 1898 at Jutland, Denmark, daughter of Thor Jensen & Gertrude M. 160 Sopia Winkler.  This is from sister Jaquetha, who says in 1948 their address is Route 9, Box 889B, Tacoma, Wash., and there are no children.             491  WENDELL WALDO SWAYNE (7), born Sep. 29, 1898 at Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., son of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married Anna Marie Jensen, born Aug. 5, 1902 in Denmark, sister of the wife of his brother Franz and daughter of Thor Jensen & Gertrude M. Sopia Winkler, says sister Jaquetha, who adds in 1948 they lived on Route 2, Ojai, Calif., and names this one son:      690  Oliver Wendell b 1928 in California             492  JESS HAROLD SWAYNE (7), born Sep. 12, 1900 at Olympia, Thurston Co., Wash., son of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., married 1st Dec. 13, 1922, 512 Alice Gertrude Swayne, born Sep. 20, 1904 at Oberlin, Decatur Co., Kans., died Dec. 29, 1943 at Olympia, daughter of 322 Thomas Pittman Swayne & Minnie Florence Moore of Rexford, Thomas Co., Kans., married 2nd Marie Hollopeter.  The 1st wife mar- ried again.  See under her.  This is largely from daughter Opal, who says her mother was born at Rexford.  However, the wife of Alice's brother 508 Henry Franklin says Alice was born at Oberlin.  There was this one daughter:      691  Opal Louise b 1924 m 1940 Oscar Dewayne Gifford b 1915             493  JAQUETHA MARGARET SWAYNE (7), born Jan. 2, 1903 at Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., daughter of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married Apr. 17, 1921 at Olympia, Wash., Lloyd Oliver Baker, born there March 6, 1896, son of William Oliver Baker & Mila Fraser. In 1948 they lived at 2031 K St., Anacortes, Wash.  This is from Jaquetha, who has given a great deal of help with her close relatives and with some not so close, sending several sets of data neatly written and typed.  She names this one son and grandchild:      1  Gerald Oliver b Feb. 18, 1930 at Olympia, known as Jerry, m Feb. 25,         1951 Donna Mae Kroger b May 27, 1931.  Their child:             1  Kim Renee b Sep. 28, 1954             494  MARY KATHERINE SWAYNE (7), born Jan. 13, 1905 at Elm Creek, Dawson Co., Nebr., daughter of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married Jan. 26, 1923 Earl Vasbinder, born July 2, 1902 at Saginaw, Mich., son of James Melvin Vasbinder & Catherine Creamer.  In 1948 they lived at Florence, Wash.  This is from sister Jaquetha and from Mary herself, who names these two children:      1  Richard Earl b Aug. 24, 1924 at Olympia, Wash., m Evelyn Gertrude         Wintrip b Aug. 6, 1928 at Hoquiam, Wash., daughter of Lewis Wintrip.         In 1948 they lived at Florence      2  Frances Merlin b Aug. 15, 1926 at Cosmopolis, Wash.             495  DORA ALICE SWAYNE (7), born Sep. 10, 1906 at Elm Creek, Daw- son Co., Nebr., daughter of 316 Oliver Reynolds Swayne & Theresa Ulrich of there, married July 1, 1930 Thomas George Forsyth, born Aug. 22, 1911 at Pa- cific City, Wash., son of George Forsyth & Josephine Lemm Forsyth Hipkins. In 1946 they lived at 702 37th St. in Anacortes, Wash., says sister Jaquetha, who names these two children, both born at Olympia, Wash.:      1  Theresa Caroline b Feb. 26, 1936      2  Bertha Ann b Aug. 30, 1939 Home | Important Notes | (title page-p.50) | (pp. 51-100) | (pp. 101-160) | (pp. 161-217)