1881 UK Census

1900 US Census

1907 Marriage

1910 US Census

 Block 38, Lot 9
 1. Ida Mae Swales 1/19/26 5yrs diptheria
 2. William J. Swales Pvt 109 inf 28 div
 3. Thomas Henry Swales 7/14/26 28yrs mine injury
 7. William Curtley Swales 3/31/34 40yrs acute cardiac
 8. Elizabeth Swales 12/15/36 46yrs myocardial failure
 9. used (Frances?)
 Found in 1910 married to William Kirtley, aparently for 18 years, but
 we know she was unmarried in 1900.
 She is completely missing from the 1920 and 1930 census.  Ida Mae Swales is also a mystery.

 Records at Prospect Hill Cemetery confirm she was married to a Mr.
 Kirtley, and that she was the mother-in-law of a Charles Wearne of
 203 Erie St., Jessup, PA.  Actually, it was John Charles Wearne, who married
 Francis' daughter Leona. The Charles Wearne in the 1930 census was John's father.
 Charles Wearne is on the same page in the census as our relative
 David Jayne.  This is probably just a coincidence.
 When she was buried, the lot was supposed to
 be double depth, but found not to be, so Elizabeth Swales was disinterred,
 so that the grave could be dug another 3 feet to allow Frances to be buried.