Swett Family of Mississippi
Generation
1
1. DANIEL SWETT. He was born on
April 14, 1804 in Haverhill, Essex, MA [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]. He married Sarah Hunt. Occupation: Bet. 1828–1836 in Washington
D.C. was unknown [8, 9]. Occupation: (2) 1850 (Hardware Businessman and Farmer) [3]. Travel
on December 26, 1867 in British Honduras [10]. He died
on April 11, 1878 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 11, 12]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [13].
Notes for Daniel Swett:
Daniel was born, raised, and
married in MA. Also, he fathered his first two children in MA. At an early age,
he completed an apprenticeship for a mechanical trade (Daniel's obituary). When he was 23, he moved to Georgetown,
Washington DC where his next four children were born. His occupation in DC is unknown (perhaps in
commerce - Georgetown was a huge maritime port). After 8 years in DC (1828-1836), he relocated
his family to Vicksburg, MS where his last five children were born (he and his
family were listed on the 1840 census for Warren County, MS).
Daniel became a wealthy
businessman and community leader in Vicksburg, MS. He owned and operated a
large hardware store on the northwest corner of Washington St. and Crawford
St., a couple blocks from the Mississippi River (Warren County Land Deed
Records). Vicksburg newspaper advertisements list the store's name as
"Daniel Swett & Co." His residence was attached to the back of the store (1866 Vicksburg City
Directory). Parts of the buildings that housed his business and home are still
standing in the Vicksburg's Historical District (Vicksburg historians reported
that the building had several rebuilds/renovations after the tornado of 1953
and sometime later, a fire). To view a photo of the store as it stands today
and a store advertisement, click on Daniel Swett’s Hardware Store. Also, Daniel
owned a summer home and farm outside of the city (Swett - Genealogy notes from
Vicksburg).
Daniel was also a gun dealer and
sold the guns out of his hardware store business. It has been reported that
Jefferson Davis's wife carried a Swett Derringer in her purse ("Southern
Derringers of the Mississippi Valley" by Turner Kirkland, page 69).
The 1860 census reported the
value of Daniel's real estate and personal estate at $73,000, which was equivalent
to $1,314,000 in year 2000 currency. Remarkably, he maintained his wealth
during and after the Civil War despite a depressed economy and the freedom of
his slaves (1860 tax records listed him as owning 17 slaves). However, in the
1870 census, there was a shift of worth from his real estate to personal estate
and an occupational change to farmer, which indicates that he likely sold his
hardware business.
Daniel accompanied his son,
Charles, and other Southern leaders on an exploratory trip to British Honduras
in hopes of finding a suitable place for their families to immigrate to after
the Civil War. This trip was well documented in Charles Swett's book "A
Trip to British Honduras and to San Pedro, Republic of Honduras". To read
Charles's book, go to the "Google Books" web site.
Daniel's cause of death was
gangrene. He died at his residence in Warren County, MS. To view his tombstone,
go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site. To read his obituary, look under
“Related Files” on my Family Home Page.
SARAH HUNT is the
daughter of Elias Hunt & Betty Lunt. She was born on May 9, 1806 in
Newbury, Essex, MA [8, 3, 4, 5, 14]. She died on
October 5, 1878 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 15]. Burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [16]. To view her tombstone,
go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site.
DANIEL SWETT & SARAH HUNT. They were
married on May 22, 1825 in Newbury, Essex, MA [8]. They
had 11 children.
i. SARAH
ELIZABETH SWETT. She was born on November 27, 1826 in Newbury, Essex, MA [8, 17]. She
died on October 6, 1842 in Warren County, MS [18]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [19].
ii. BABY SWETT. She was born
February 1827 in Newbury, Essex, MA [17]. She
died on March 1, 1827 in Newbury, Essex, MA [17].
iii. Major CHARLES SWETT. He was born
on April 18, 1828 in Georgetown, Washington DC [3, 4, 5, 20, 21, 22, 23]. He married Amanda Susan Oates. They were married on October 22,
1851 in Warren County, MS [8, 24, 25]. He died
on January 28, 1910 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 29]. Burial on January 30, 1910 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County,
MS [30, 31].
iv. MARY SWETT.
She was born on August 31, 1830 in Georgetown, Washington, DC [3, 32, 33]. She died on June 8, 1851 [8, 34]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [35].
v. CAROLINE SWETT.
She was born on April 21, 1832 in Georgetown, Washington, DC [8, 36]. She
died on April 20, 1837 [8, 37]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County,
MS [38].
vi. EMILY SWETT.
She was born on September 17, 1834 in Georgetown, Washington, DC [8, 3,
26, 39]. She married Thomas Havern. They
were married on January 24, 1856 in Warren County, MS [8, 40]. She
died on May 31, 1914 [41]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County,
MS [42].
vii. HARRIET ANN SWETT.
She was born on December 14, 1837 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 3, 26]. She married William S. Harris. They were married on December 4,
1860 in Warren County, MS [43].
viii. CAROLINE LOUISE
SWETT. She was born on March 23, 1841 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [3, 26,
44, 45, 46]. She married William E. Oates.
They were married on May 26, 1869 in Vicksburg, MS [8]. She
died on April 24, 1920 [47]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County,
MS [48].
Marriage
Notes for Caroline Louise Swett:
Caroline
and her brother, Charles, married Oates siblings.
ix. SARA ELIZABETH
SWETT. She was born on February 22, 1843 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 49]. She
died on April 7, 1845 in Warren County, MS [50]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [51].
x. DANIEL SWETT,
JR.. He was born on May 27, 1845 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 3,
26, 52, 53]. Military
Service 1864 in Civil War, Confederate, SWETT’S BATTERY [54]. He married Virginia Hawhins.
They were married on February 20, 1866 in Hinds County, MS [55].
Occupation: 1870 (Rail Road Man) [56, 44]. Occupation: (2) 1880 (Farmer
& Rail Man) [57]. He died 1904 in Columbus, MS [8].
xi. WILLIAM HENRY
SWETT. He was born on May 16, 1847 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 3, 4,
58]. Military Service 1864 in
Civil War, Confederate, SWETT’S BATTERY [59].
He married Betty Williams. They were married Abt. 1867 in Brandon, MS [60].
Occupation: 1870 (Clerk in Saw Mill) [61]. He died
on September 23, 1878 [62].
Generation
2
2. Major
CHARLES SWETT. (Daniel Swett-1). He was born on April 18, 1828 in
Georgetown, Washington DC [3, 4, 5, 20, 21, 22, 23]. He
married Amanda Susan Oates[8, 24, 25].
Occupation: 1860 in Warren County, MS (Plantation Owner) [26].
Military service Bet. May 9, 1861–1865 during the Civil War, enlisted in MS [8, 27].
Occupation: (2) Bet. 1865–1867 (Senator of Mississippi) [8]. Travel on December 26, 1867 to
British Honduras [10]. Occupation: (3) 1870 (Lumber Merchant in Copiah County, MS) [5].
Occupation: (4) 1900 (School Teacher) [28]. He died
on January 28, 1910 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [8, 29]. Burial on January 30, 1910 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County,
MS [30, 31].
Notes for Charles Swett:
At the beginning of the Civil War
in 1861, Charles was a Lieutenant of Artillery in the US Army, having been an
honor graduate of the United States Military Academy (West Point). Upon the
secession of Mississippi from the Union, Lieutenant Swett relinquished his
commission and joined the Confederate Army. At Charles's request, his wealthy
family assisted in the equipping of a battery with artillery for Confederate
service. He was chosen as Captain of that artillery battalion by its 100
soldiers (more than an additional 100 soldiers joined the battery by the end of
the war). Charles led the "Warren Light Artillery Battery" (also
called "Swett's Battery") into battle at Farmington, Shiloh,
Chickamauga, and 16 other campaigns. Later in the war, under General Hood, he
served as the Inspector General of Artillery for the Army of Tennessee.
Mississippi Civil War records show Charles as being promoted to the rank of
Major towards the end of the Civil War. At the conclusion of the war, Major
Charles Swett surrendered his troops with Gen. Joseph E. Johnston in Durham
Station, North Carolina on April 26, 1865 (Mississippi: Warren Light Artillery
Battery, War of the Rebellion web site). To read Major Charles Swett’s
memoirs of his Civil War experiences, go to “A Brief Narrative of the Warren Light Artillery” on my
genealogy web site. Photos of Major
Charles Swett and the Civil War "Swett's Battery Flag" are viewable
on my Family Home Page.
After returning home from the
Civil War, Charles was elected Senator for the State of Mississippi's provisional
government. He served several years until the U.S. Congress, under the
Reconstruction Act of 1867, imposed federal military rule over Mississippi
(State Government of Mississippi, 1817-1917, Senate List).
In 1868, Charles accompanied his father,
Daniel, and other Southern leaders on an exploratory trip to British Honduras
in hopes of finding a suitable place for their families to immigrate to after
the Civil War. They found this country unsuitable due to its lack of viable
farmland, lack of infrastructure, insects, and disease. This trip was well
documented in Charles's book "A Trip to British Honduras and to San Pedro,
Republic of Honduras". To read Charles's book, go to the "Google Books" web site.
After returning home from British
Honduras and writing his book, Charles became a lumber merchant in Copiah
County, MS and sometime in the 1870s he moved back to Warren County where he
managed his plantation (1870 census).
Charles was also an inventor; he
registered 10 patents between 1866 and 1873 (Mississippi Patents 1790-1873).
These patents were for an artificial leg (1867), eight different bale ties -
method of fastening cotton (1866-1872), and blacksmith fire tongs (1873).
It is interesting to note that in
the 1860 census, Charles's estate was valued at $31,000 (equivalent to $558,000
in year 2000 currency) and in the 1870 census, his estate was reduced to $7000
(equivalent to $126,000 in year 2000 currency). His post-Civil War wealth was
greatly reduced due to his wartime absence, the depressed economy of the South,
and the freedom of his slaves (1860 tax records listed him as owning 19 slaves).
Charles’s plantation was located
on Baldwin Ferry Road, six miles east of Vicksburg (Swett - Genealogy
notes from Vicksburg). Today, Baldwin
Ferry Road ends at the Vicksburg National Military Park, which is about
2 miles from downtown Vicksburg; the eastern end of
the road was closed in the 1900s to facilitate the park’s containment
and a single entrance. In referencing an 1888 map of Warren County, the route of
the original road went through the park area and traveled southeast; it appears
to be the same route that Old Hwy 27 follows today. This historical map listed a 320 acre parcel
of land on Baldwin Ferry Road with the name “Swett” printed on it. The parcel
of land was located about 6 miles from Vicksburg.
Today, a small lake called “Swett
Lake” is located off of Old Hwy 27 in the same area as the 1888 historical
Warren County map showed the Swett plantation.
To view a map of Swett Lake, go to the Going Outside web site (zoom in on map & click on
Satellite).
In his later years, Charles was
involved in the local educational system of Vicksburg, MS. In 1898, he taught an eleventh grade class of
only girls in the Vicksburg Main Street School (class photo).
To read Charles’s obituary, look
under “Related Files” on my Family Home Page.
To view his tombstone, go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site.
Marriage
Notes: Charles and his sister, Caroline Louise, married Oates
siblings. Charles and Caroline remained
close in their adult lives; their plantations were adjoined (1888 historical
map of Warren County).
AMANDA SUSAN OATES is the
daughter of Jacob Oates & Susan T. Bonner. She was born on August 22, 1830
in Warren County, MS [63, 4, 5, 44, 64, 65, 66, 67]. She
died on June 21, 1910 in Warren County, MS [8, 68]. Burial on June 25, 1910 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [69].
To view her tombstone, go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site.
CHARLES SWETT & AMANDA SUSAN OATES. They
were married on October 22, 1851 in Warren County, MS [8, 24, 25]. They had 8 children.
i. MARY
LOUIS SWETT. She was born on July 31, 1852 in MS [8, 4, 5]. She married W. L. Ainsworth. They were married on December 3,
1874 in Copiah, MS [8, 70]. She died on December 21, 1950 [8].
ii. CHARLES JACOB
SWETT. He was born on January 13, 1855 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [71, 8,
4, 5, 20, 64, 72, 73]. He married Harriet
Margaret Jones. They were married on September 24, 1888 in Pike County, MS [8, 74,
75, 76]. He died on September 17, 1929
in MS [77].
iii. WILLIAM EUGENE
SWETT. He was born on July 8, 1861 in MS [8, 5, 44, 78]. He
married Fanny McKenna. They were married Abt. 1885 in McComb, MS [79, 80].
Occupation: 1910 (Railroad Engineer) [81]. He died
on February 25, 1933 [8].
iv. JOHN LIDDELL
SWETT. He was born on September 27, 1863 in Vicksburg, Warren County, MS [5, 20,
82, 83, 84]. He married Mary Alma Stout.
They were married on March 23, 1892 in Warren County, MS [85, 86,
87]. He died on February 13, 1909 [8, 88]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [89].
v. ALBERT SIDNEY
SWETT. He was born on May 13, 1866 in MS [8, 5, 20]. He
married Sarah Handy. They were married on April 17, 1920 in Indianola, MS [8]. He died
on January 21, 1925 [8].
vi. VIRGINIA MORRIS SWETT [8]. She was
born on July 15, 1868 in MS [5, 44, 64, 65, 90, 91]. She
died on January 8, 1958 [8, 92]. She never married. Burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [93].
vii. HILAND ROSS
SWETT. He was born on October 4, 1872 in MS [8, 20]. He died
on October 21, 1898 [8].
viii. LOUIS CHASE SWETT.
He was born on July 25, 1876 in Warren County, MS [44, 64, 94, 95, 96, 97]. He married Claude Robinson Brabston.
They were married on November 25, 1903 in Warren County, MS [98].
Occupation: 1920 (Farmer) [99]. Occupation: (2) 1930 in Vicksburg, MS (National Military Park
Overseer) [100]. He died on April 15, 1960 in Warren County, MS [101]. Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Warren County, MS [102].
Generation
3
3. CHARLES JACOB SWETT (Charles
Swett-2, Daniel Swett-1). He was born on January 13, 1855 in Vicksburg, Warren
County, MS [71, 8, 4, 5, 20, 64, 72, 73]. He
married Harriet Margaret Jones [8, 74, 75, 76]. Occupation:
1900 (Railroad Engineer & Farmer) [64]. He died
on September 17, 1929 in MS [77].
Notes for Charles Jacob Swett:
Charles was a railroad engineer
and worked from his home base in McComb, MS. In addition to his family's city
home, he owned a farm outside of McComb. In his later years, Charles wanted to
move the family to their rural farm, but his wife, Harriet, wanted to stay in
the city. Family members reported that he moved to the farm without the family,
and soon after divorced Harriet and remarried. However, his divorce and
remarriage are questionable due to no documentation and the short timeframe of
his remaining years. The 1920 census reported Charles and Harriet as being
married and living together with Ladell in McComb. In 1920, Charles was 65
years old and he died 9 years later.
Charles died of skin cancer. He
had a sore on his ear, which he kept picking at. He did not seek medical
attention until it was too late.
HARRIET MARGARET JONES is the
daughter of William Draper Jones & Harriet Chisholm. She was born on
January 17, 1868 in New Orleans, LA [71, 20, 64, 103, 104, 105]. She died on November 25, 1957 in Hartland, Livingston County, MI [106, 63]. Burial on November 28, 1957 in Highland Township Cemetery, Oakland
County, MI [106, 63]. To view her tombstone, go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site.
Notes for Harriet Margaret Jones:
Her year of birth is in question;
the 1900 and 1920 census reports 1868, her death certificate states 1866, and
her tombstone reads 1865.
A couple of years prior to her
death, her son, Charles and his wife, Edna, were transporting her from TX to MI
to care for her in her last years. Unfortunately, they were in a serious
accident in AR and Harriet was left in a comma for the rest of her life. Charles and Edna home-nursed her for several years until her death.
CHARLES JACOB SWETT & HARRIET MARGARET
JONES. They were married on September 24, 1888 in Pike County, MS [8, 74,
75, 76]. They had 4 children.
i. MABLE
C. SWETT. She was born April 1890 in MS [64, 107, 108]. She
married Otto S. Tibbetts. They were married Abt. 1914 [109].
ii. CHARLES LEROY
SWETT. He was born on March 10, 1892 in McComb, MS [71, 110,
64, 111, 109, 112]. He married Edna Gertrude
Williams. They were married June 1924 [109]. He died
on April 4, 1973 in Howell, Livingston County, MI [106, 115]. Burial on April 7, 1973 in Highland Township Cemetery, Oakland
County, MI [63, 106].
iii. DORRIS SWETT.
She was born July 1898 in MS [64, 116, 117]. She
married Harry H. Fitzgerald. They were married Abt. 1919 [109].
iv. LADELL (DELL) SWETT. She was born
Abt. 1901 in MS [64, 118, 119, 120]. She married Matthew Dallas
Smillie. They were married Abt. 1925 [109].
Generation
4
4. MABLE
C. SWETT (Charles Jacob Swett-3, Charles Swett-2, Daniel Swett-1). She was
born April 1890 in MS [64, 107, 108]. She
married Otto S. Tibbetts [109].
Notes for Mable C. Swett:
The 1900 census lists her birth
date as 1890 and the 1930 census lists her birth date as 1893. She may have
lied about her date of birth so she would appear to be younger than Otto.
OTTO S. TIBBETTS. He was
born Abt. 1893 in MS [121, 122]. Occupation: Abt. 1920 (Machinist – Railroad) [123]. Occupation: (2) 1930 (Welder for the Railroad
& Farmer) [124].
OTTO S. TIBBETTS & MABLE C. SWETT. They
were married Abt. 1914 [109]. They had 5 children.
i. SUSIE E. TIBBETTS.
She was born October 1915 in MS [125, 126].
ii. OTTO
S. TIBBETTS, JR.. He was born November 1918 in VA [127, 128].
iii. MARGARET
TIBBETTS. She was born Abt. 1920 in MS [109].
iv. CHARLES E. TIBBETTS. He was born
Abt. 1924 in MS [109].
v. JAMES O. TIBBETTS. He was born
Abt. 1925 in MS [109].
5. CHARLES LEROY SWETT (Charles
Jacob Swett-3, Charles Swett-2, Daniel Swett-1). He was born on March 10, 1892
in McComb, MS [71, 110, 64, 111, 109, 112].
Military service 1915 in WWI, Canadian Army, served in England [113].
Occupation: 1920 in Carpenter [111, 114]. He married Edna Gertrude
Williams [109]. He died on April 4, 1973 in Howell, Livingston County, MI [106,
115]. Burial on April 7, 1973 in Highland Township
Cemetery, Oakland County, MI [63, 106].
Notes for Charles LeRoy Swett:
Some family members report that
Charles's middle name was LeRoy, but there is no documentation to verify this.
All available records list him as Charles Roy Swett. However, for this
genealogy report, LeRoy is being used for distinguishing identification.
There is some question as to
Charles's year of birth. His birth certificate was lost in a court house fire.
His Social Security death record and Death Certificate show 1891; his tombstone
and the 1920 census records shows 1892; and his application for a Social
Security number in 1936 & the 1900 census records show 1893.
Charles remembered
African-American servants who assisted in his childcare. Also, as a child he
remembered his sisters doting over him. Another childhood memory was
vacationing in Biloxi, MS, a popular gulf port vacationing area.
In Charles's late teens, he left
MS with a friend to find work in MI. A few years later, Charles and his friend
went to Canada to join the Canadian Army in WWI. After the war, he returned to
the Detroit area where he spent most of the remainder of his life. He was a
union carpenter and primarily worked construction.
The 1920 census records list
Charles as being married to Minnie E. Swett. However, there is no other
documentation to support this marriage and living family members were unaware
of a first marriage. The record showed Minnie as being born in 1900 in
Wymondham, Norfolk, England and immigrating to the U.S. in 1907. Robert
Daggatt, a boarder of Charles and Minnie's, also was born in Wymondham,
Norfolk, England and immigrated to the U.S. in the same year as Minnie, 1907.
It is possible that Robert and Minnie were siblings.
Charles and Edna had a few rocky
years early in their marriage (the years between Rev. Charles R.'s and Earl's
birth). She moved to Ohio to live with her parents during their separation. It seems
that Charles was quite the gambler and pawned Edna's wedding ring to get
gambling funds. After reforming from gambling, he bought Edna a replacement
wedding ring, which had a turquoise stone. These rocky years are documented in
telegrams sent by Charles to Edna.
Charles was relationally distant
from his three sisters later in his life because of his indignation over his
sisters' administration of their father's will. His sisters sent him a measly
$150 for his equal share of the inheritance. Later, he found out he was
entitled to one half and his 3 sisters were supposed to split the other half
three ways. Also, considering his father's land holdings; it was likely that
his worth was under reported.
Charles had an affinity for
Studebaker automobiles. At his death, he owned several.
Charles died of prostate cancer.
At the time of his death he lived at 11285 Dunham Rd., Hartland, MI. To view
his tombstone, go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site.
Photos of Charles and Edna are
viewable on my Family Home Page.
EDNA GERTRUDE WILLIAMS is the
daughter of George Albert Williams & Mary Ann Phipps. She was born on May
16, 1899 in Lawrenceville, IN [71, 106, 65, 111, 109]. She
died on March 31, 1973 in Howell, Livingston County, MI [106,
129]. Burial on April 3, 1973 in Highland Township
Cemetery, Oakland County, MI [106, 63].
To view her tombstone, go to the Virtual Cemetery Web Site.
Notes for Edna Gertrude Williams:
Edna was engaged to marry a man
of whom her brothers disapproved. As a joke, her brothers put a personal ad in
the paper requesting a suitor for her. Charles answered the ad and the rest was
history.
CHARLES LEROY SWETT & EDNA GERTRUDE
WILLIAMS. They were married June 1924 [109]. They
had 2 children.
i. CHARLES
ROY SWETT. He married Dorothy JUNE Bowman. (Private)
ii. EARL GORDON
SWETT. He married Virginia Hope Walls. (Private)
6. DORRIS SWETT (Charles Jacob
Swett-3, Charles Swett-2, Daniel Swett-1). She was born July 1898 in MS [64, 116,
117]. She married Harry H. Fitzgerald [109].
HARRY H.
FITZGERALD. He was born Abt. 1894 in TX [109].
Military service Bet. 1914–1918 in WWI [109]. Occupation: 1930 in Sheet Metal Worker for the
Railroad [109].
HARRY H. FITZGERALD & DORRIS SWETT. They
were married Abt. 1919 [109]. They had 2 children.
i. HARRY H.
FITZGERALD, JR..
He was born Abt. 1924 in TX [109].
ii. ROBERT GENE
FITZGERALD. He was born Abt. 1927 in TX [109].
7. LADELL (DELL) SWETT (Charles Jacob
Swett-3, Charles Swett-2, Daniel Swett-1). She was born Abt. 1901 in MS [64, 118,
119, 120]. She married Matthew Dallas Smillie [109].
MATTHEW DALLAS SMILLIE [134]. He was
born on March 20, 1897 in Glasgow, Scotland [109, 110, 135, 136]. Military service Bet. 1914–1918 in WWI [109]. Immigration on
April 24, 1921 in From Scotland to the U.S. [137].
Occupation: 1930 in Salesman @ Grocery Company & Bookie on the side [109,
131]. Occupation: (2) 1954 (Taxi cab driver for Checker Cab) [138]. He died
on July 13, 1980 in Detroit, Wayne County, MI [110, 139].
Notes for Matthew Dallas Smillie:
Matthew's family had a name
change from Smellie to Smillie (both names were listed on the Detroit Border
Crossing and Passenger and Crew List, 1905-1957).
MATTHEW
DALLAS SMILLIE & LADELL SWETT. They were married Abt. 1925 [109]. They
had 2 children.
i. ROBERT
BRUCE SMILLIE. He was born on August 19, 1929 in MI [109,
110, 140]. He died on July 11, 1995 [110,
141].
ii. MATTHEW SMILLIE [131].
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73 1920 Census.
74 Marriage
Record.
75 1910 Census.
76 1930 Census.
77 Swett
family genealogy records from Vicksburg, MS.
78 1910 Census.
79 Marriage
Record, State of MS.
80 1910 Census.
81 1910 Census.
82 1900 Census.
83 Swett-genealogy
records from Vicksburg, MS.
84 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
85 1900 Census.
86 Swett-genealogy
records from Vicksburg, MS.
87 Marriage
Record, Warren County, MS.
88 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
89 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
90 Swett-genealogy
records from Vicksburg, MS.
91 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
92 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
93 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
94 1920 Census.
95 1930 Census.
96 Swett-genealogy
records from Vicksburg, MS.
97 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
98 Marriage
Record, Warren County, MS.
99 1920 Census.
100 1930 Census.
101 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
102 Cemetery
Records & Tombstone.
103 1910 Census.
104 1920 Census.
105 1930 Census.
106 Death
Certificate.
107 1920 Census.
108 1930 Census.
109 1930 Census.
110 SS# Death
Index.
111 1920 Census.
112 Draft
Registration Card, WWI, 1917.
113 Military
Records.
114 Draft
Registration Card, WWI, 1917.
115 Death
Record, State of OH.
116 1910 Census.
117 1930 Census.
118 1910 Census.
119 1920 Census.
120 1930 Census.
121 1920 Census.
122 1930 Census.
123 1920 Census.
124 1930 Census.
125 1920 Census.
126 1930 Census.
127 1920 Census.
128 1930 Census.
129 Death
Record, State of MI.
130 Birth
Certificate.
131 Charles
Roy Swett.
132 Jefferson
County, TX
133 Cindy
Swett - Genealogist.
134 Detroit
Border Crossing and Passenger and Crew List, 1905-1957.
135 Death
Record, State of MI.
136 Detroit
Border Crossing and Passenger and Crew List, 1905-1957.
137 Detroit
Border Crossing and Passenger and Crew List, 1905-1957.
138 Detroit
Border Crossing and Passenger and Crew List, 1905-1957.
139 Death
Record, State of MI.
140 Death
Record, State of MI.
141 Death
Record, State of MI.