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S. C. SWEARENGIN DIED TUESDAY
Funeral services for the late Schuyler C. Swearengin who died last Tuesday evening will be held at the Sardy Mortuary Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Keith Hamilton, Community Church minister, will conduct the service. The local Masonic Lodge will conduct the services at the grave. Burial will be made in Red Butte Cemetery.
Schuyler C. Swearengin was born January 19, 1880 at Johns Mills, Mo., the son of John and Jane Swearengin. The family later moved to Bradleyville, Mo., where young Schuyler attended school and grew to manhood.
While at Bradleyville he farmed and raised livestock for his father for several years.
He was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Spencer at Johns Mills, Mo., October 21, 1900 and to this union was born one daughter, Hazel. The young couple began keeping house at that place living there until 1904 when they moved to Colorado and Aspen.
For six and one-half years, Mr. Swearengin was in the service of the U. S. Forest Service and later worked in several of the mines including the Smuggler, Newman, and Midnight.
For many years, Mr. Swearengin has been leasing in Smuggler No. 2 tunnel, doing all the work by himself and shipping between one and two cars of ore each year.
Mr. Swearengin belonged to all of the local Masonic lodges which are: Hiram Lodge No. 98, Keystone Chapter No. 19, and Aspen Mountain Commandery No. 14 in all of which he has been active for many years.
He was also a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aspen Volunteer Fire Department and the Woodmen of the World.
Although Mr. Swearengin's health had been failing for the past several years he still found strength and time to improve his home, and keep his yard and garden immaculate. His garden was his chief interest and he spent much of his spare time working in it.
He is survived by his widow and the daughter, now Mrs. Hazel Ashcroft, of Riverside, Calif., and one grandson, Edward; one brother, Charles of Springfield, Mo.; and one sister, Miss Mary Swearengin of Bruner, Mo.
Aspen Daily Times
September 1, 1949
Transcribged by Carol Moore.
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1880
1880 Benton, Christian, Missouri
June 26, 1880
John Swearingain, 30, TN
Jane Swearingain, wife, 32, KY
Elizabeth Swearingain, dau, 11, MO
Josophene Swearingain, dau, 10, MO
Mary Swearingain, dau, 8, MO
Hugh Swearingain, son, 6, MO
John Swearingain, son, 3, MO
Schuyler Swearingain, son,1, MO
Elizabeth Harley, Grandmother,85, NC
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1900
1900 Lincoln, Douglas, Missouri
June 26, 1900
Married 14 years.
Had 3 children.
Samuel Swearengin,head, 34,Sep 1865, MO, farmer
Mary Swearengin, wife,27, Oct 1872, MO
Ellis Swearengin, son, 11, Nov. 1888, MO
Ernest Swearengin,son, 8,Nov 1891, MO
Evertt Swearengin,son, 5, Aug 1894, MO
Schuyler Swearengin, Bro-in-law, 21,Jan 1889, MO farm laborer
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1910
1910: Precinct 12, Pitkin, Colorado
April 23 & 24, 1910
1st marriage for both.
Married 10 years.
Had one child.
His occ: ranger, forest reserve.
Schuiler Swearengin, head,30,MO
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 29, MO
Hazel Swearengin, dau, 4, CO
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1920
1920 Precinct 10, Pitkin, Colorado
Jan. 24-25 to Feb. 5, 1920
Schuyler C Schweringen 40, MO
Agnes E Schweringen 39, MO
Hazel H Schweringen 13, CO
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1930
1930 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 15, 1930
Occupation: mining; metal mining.
Schuyler C Swearengin, head, 49, MO
Agnes E. Swearengin, wife, 48, MO
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1940
1940 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 11, 1940
Occ: miner leaser; metal mine.
Schuyler Swearengin, head,60
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 59
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WORLD WAR I DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Race: White
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Street address: 559 So Mill St.
Residence Place: Pitkin, Colorado, USA
Physical Build: Medium
Height: Tall
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Nearest Relative: Agnes Swearengin
Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Signed September 12, 1918
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WORLD WAR II DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Age: 62
Height: 5 10
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Weight: 160
Complexion: Light
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Birth Place: Johns Mills, Missouri
Residence Year: 1942
Residence: Aspen, Colorado
Occ: Leaser, Aspen, Colorado
Signed Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
April 27,1942
Aspen, Colorado
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S. C. SWEARENGIN DIED TUESDAY
Funeral services for the late Schuyler C. Swearengin who died last Tuesday evening will be held at the Sardy Mortuary Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Keith Hamilton, Community Church minister, will conduct the service. The local Masonic Lodge will conduct the services at the grave. Burial will be made in Red Butte Cemetery.
Schuyler C. Swearengin was born January 19, 1880 at Johns Mills, Mo., the son of John and Jane Swearengin. The family later moved to Bradleyville, Mo., where young Schuyler attended school and grew to manhood.
While at Bradleyville he farmed and raised livestock for his father for several years.
He was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Spencer at Johns Mills, Mo., October 21, 1900 and to this union was born one daughter, Hazel. The young couple began keeping house at that place living there until 1904 when they moved to Colorado and Aspen.
For six and one-half years, Mr. Swearengin was in the service of the U. S. Forest Service and later worked in several of the mines including the Smuggler, Newman, and Midnight.
For many years, Mr. Swearengin has been leasing in Smuggler No. 2 tunnel, doing all the work by himself and shipping between one and two cars of ore each year.
Mr. Swearengin belonged to all of the local Masonic lodges which are: Hiram Lodge No. 98, Keystone Chapter No. 19, and Aspen Mountain Commandery No. 14 in all of which he has been active for many years.
He was also a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aspen Volunteer Fire Department and the Woodmen of the World.
Although Mr. Swearengin's health had been failing for the past several years he still found strength and time to improve his home, and keep his yard and garden immaculate. His garden was his chief interest and he spent much of his spare time working in it.
He is survived by his widow and the daughter, now Mrs. Hazel Ashcroft, of Riverside, Calif., and one grandson, Edward; one brother, Charles of Springfield, Mo.; and one sister, Miss Mary Swearengin of Bruner, Mo.
Aspen Daily Times
September 1, 1949
Transcribged by Carol Moore.
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1880
1880 Benton, Christian, Missouri
June 26, 1880
John Swearingain, 30, TN
Jane Swearingain, wife, 32, KY
Elizabeth Swearingain, dau, 11, MO
Josophene Swearingain, dau, 10, MO
Mary Swearingain, dau, 8, MO
Hugh Swearingain, son, 6, MO
John Swearingain, son, 3, MO
Schuyler Swearingain, son,1, MO
Elizabeth Harley, Grandmother,85, NC
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1900
1900 Lincoln, Douglas, Missouri
June 26, 1900
Married 14 years.
Had 3 children.
Samuel Swearengin,head, 34,Sep 1865, MO, farmer
Mary Swearengin, wife,27, Oct 1872, MO
Ellis Swearengin, son, 11, Nov. 1888, MO
Ernest Swearengin,son, 8,Nov 1891, MO
Evertt Swearengin,son, 5, Aug 1894, MO
Schuyler Swearengin, Bro-in-law, 21,Jan 1889, MO farm laborer
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1910
1910: Precinct 12, Pitkin, Colorado
April 23 & 24, 1910
1st marriage for both.
Married 10 years.
Had one child.
His occ: ranger, forest reserve.
Schuiler Swearengin, head,30,MO
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 29, MO
Hazel Swearengin, dau, 4, CO
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1920
1920 Precinct 10, Pitkin, Colorado
Jan. 24-25 to Feb. 5, 1920
Schuyler C Schweringen 40, MO
Agnes E Schweringen 39, MO
Hazel H Schweringen 13, CO
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1930
1930 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 15, 1930
Occupation: mining; metal mining.
Schuyler C Swearengin, head, 49, MO
Agnes E. Swearengin, wife, 48, MO
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1940
1940 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 11, 1940
Occ: miner leaser; metal mine.
Schuyler Swearengin, head,60
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 59
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WORLD WAR I DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Race: White
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Street address: 559 So Mill St.
Residence Place: Pitkin, Colorado, USA
Physical Build: Medium
Height: Tall
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Nearest Relative: Agnes Swearengin
Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Signed September 12, 1918
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WORLD WAR II DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Age: 62
Height: 5 10
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Weight: 160
Complexion: Light
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Birth Place: Johns Mills, Missouri
Residence Year: 1942
Residence: Aspen, Colorado
Occ: Leaser, Aspen, Colorado
Signed Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
April 27,1942
Aspen, Colorado
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S. C. SWEARENGIN DIED TUESDAY
Funeral services for the late Schuyler C. Swearengin who died last Tuesday evening will be held at the Sardy Mortuary Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Keith Hamilton, Community Church minister, will conduct the service. The local Masonic Lodge will conduct the services at the grave. Burial will be made in Red Butte Cemetery.
Schuyler C. Swearengin was born January 19, 1880 at Johns Mills, Mo., the son of John and Jane Swearengin. The family later moved to Bradleyville, Mo., where young Schuyler attended school and grew to manhood.
While at Bradleyville he farmed and raised livestock for his father for several years.
He was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Spencer at Johns Mills, Mo., October 21, 1900 and to this union was born one daughter, Hazel. The young couple began keeping house at that place living there until 1904 when they moved to Colorado and Aspen.
For six and one-half years, Mr. Swearengin was in the service of the U. S. Forest Service and later worked in several of the mines including the Smuggler, Newman, and Midnight.
For many years, Mr. Swearengin has been leasing in Smuggler No. 2 tunnel, doing all the work by himself and shipping between one and two cars of ore each year.
Mr. Swearengin belonged to all of the local Masonic lodges which are: Hiram Lodge No. 98, Keystone Chapter No. 19, and Aspen Mountain Commandery No. 14 in all of which he has been active for many years.
He was also a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aspen Volunteer Fire Department and the Woodmen of the World.
Although Mr. Swearengin's health had been failing for the past several years he still found strength and time to improve his home, and keep his yard and garden immaculate. His garden was his chief interest and he spent much of his spare time working in it.
He is survived by his widow and the daughter, now Mrs. Hazel Ashcroft, of Riverside, Calif., and one grandson, Edward; one brother, Charles of Springfield, Mo.; and one sister, Miss Mary Swearengin of Bruner, Mo.
Aspen Daily Times
September 1, 1949
Transcribged by Carol Moore.
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1880
1880 Benton, Christian, Missouri
June 26, 1880
John Swearingain, 30, TN
Jane Swearingain, wife, 32, KY
Elizabeth Swearingain, dau, 11, MO
Josophene Swearingain, dau, 10, MO
Mary Swearingain, dau, 8, MO
Hugh Swearingain, son, 6, MO
John Swearingain, son, 3, MO
Schuyler Swearingain, son,1, MO
Elizabeth Harley, Grandmother,85, NC
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1900
1900 Lincoln, Douglas, Missouri
June 26, 1900
Married 14 years.
Had 3 children.
Samuel Swearengin,head, 34,Sep 1865, MO, farmer
Mary Swearengin, wife,27, Oct 1872, MO
Ellis Swearengin, son, 11, Nov. 1888, MO
Ernest Swearengin,son, 8,Nov 1891, MO
Evertt Swearengin,son, 5, Aug 1894, MO
Schuyler Swearengin, Bro-in-law, 21,Jan 1889, MO farm laborer
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1910
1910: Precinct 12, Pitkin, Colorado
April 23 & 24, 1910
1st marriage for both.
Married 10 years.
Had one child.
His occ: ranger, forest reserve.
Schuiler Swearengin, head,30,MO
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 29, MO
Hazel Swearengin, dau, 4, CO
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1920
1920 Precinct 10, Pitkin, Colorado
Jan. 24-25 to Feb. 5, 1920
Schuyler C Schweringen 40, MO
Agnes E Schweringen 39, MO
Hazel H Schweringen 13, CO
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1930
1930 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 15, 1930
Occupation: mining; metal mining.
Schuyler C Swearengin, head, 49, MO
Agnes E. Swearengin, wife, 48, MO
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1940
1940 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 11, 1940
Occ: miner leaser; metal mine.
Schuyler Swearengin, head,60
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 59
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WORLD WAR I DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Race: White
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Street address: 559 So Mill St.
Residence Place: Pitkin, Colorado, USA
Physical Build: Medium
Height: Tall
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Nearest Relative: Agnes Swearengin
Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Signed September 12, 1918
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WORLD WAR II DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Age: 62
Height: 5 10
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Weight: 160
Complexion: Light
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Birth Place: Johns Mills, Missouri
Residence Year: 1942
Residence: Aspen, Colorado
Occ: Leaser, Aspen, Colorado
Signed Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
April 27,1942
Aspen, Colorado
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S. C. SWEARENGIN DIED TUESDAY
Funeral services for the late Schuyler C. Swearengin who died last Tuesday evening will be held at the Sardy Mortuary Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Keith Hamilton, Community Church minister, will conduct the service. The local Masonic Lodge will conduct the services at the grave. Burial will be made in Red Butte Cemetery.
Schuyler C. Swearengin was born January 19, 1880 at Johns Mills, Mo., the son of John and Jane Swearengin. The family later moved to Bradleyville, Mo., where young Schuyler attended school and grew to manhood.
While at Bradleyville he farmed and raised livestock for his father for several years.
He was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Spencer at Johns Mills, Mo., October 21, 1900 and to this union was born one daughter, Hazel. The young couple began keeping house at that place living there until 1904 when they moved to Colorado and Aspen.
For six and one-half years, Mr. Swearengin was in the service of the U. S. Forest Service and later worked in several of the mines including the Smuggler, Newman, and Midnight.
For many years, Mr. Swearengin has been leasing in Smuggler No. 2 tunnel, doing all the work by himself and shipping between one and two cars of ore each year.
Mr. Swearengin belonged to all of the local Masonic lodges which are: Hiram Lodge No. 98, Keystone Chapter No. 19, and Aspen Mountain Commandery No. 14 in all of which he has been active for many years.
He was also a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aspen Volunteer Fire Department and the Woodmen of the World.
Although Mr. Swearengin's health had been failing for the past several years he still found strength and time to improve his home, and keep his yard and garden immaculate. His garden was his chief interest and he spent much of his spare time working in it.
He is survived by his widow and the daughter, now Mrs. Hazel Ashcroft, of Riverside, Calif., and one grandson, Edward; one brother, Charles of Springfield, Mo.; and one sister, Miss Mary Swearengin of Bruner, Mo.
Aspen Daily Times
September 1, 1949
Transcribged by Carol Moore.
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1880
1880 Benton, Christian, Missouri
June 26, 1880
John Swearingain, 30, TN
Jane Swearingain, wife, 32, KY
Elizabeth Swearingain, dau, 11, MO
Josophene Swearingain, dau, 10, MO
Mary Swearingain, dau, 8, MO
Hugh Swearingain, son, 6, MO
John Swearingain, son, 3, MO
Schuyler Swearingain, son,1, MO
Elizabeth Harley, Grandmother,85, NC
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1900
1900 Lincoln, Douglas, Missouri
June 26, 1900
Married 14 years.
Had 3 children.
Samuel Swearengin,head, 34,Sep 1865, MO, farmer
Mary Swearengin, wife,27, Oct 1872, MO
Ellis Swearengin, son, 11, Nov. 1888, MO
Ernest Swearengin,son, 8,Nov 1891, MO
Evertt Swearengin,son, 5, Aug 1894, MO
Schuyler Swearengin, Bro-in-law, 21,Jan 1889, MO farm laborer
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1910
1910: Precinct 12, Pitkin, Colorado
April 23 & 24, 1910
1st marriage for both.
Married 10 years.
Had one child.
His occ: ranger, forest reserve.
Schuiler Swearengin, head,30,MO
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 29, MO
Hazel Swearengin, dau, 4, CO
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1920
1920 Precinct 10, Pitkin, Colorado
Jan. 24-25 to Feb. 5, 1920
Schuyler C Schweringen 40, MO
Agnes E Schweringen 39, MO
Hazel H Schweringen 13, CO
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1930
1930 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 15, 1930
Occupation: mining; metal mining.
Schuyler C Swearengin, head, 49, MO
Agnes E. Swearengin, wife, 48, MO
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1940
1940 Aspen, Pitkin, Colorado
April 11, 1940
Occ: miner leaser; metal mine.
Schuyler Swearengin, head,60
Agnes Swearengin, wife, 59
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WORLD WAR I DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Race: White
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Street address: 559 So Mill St.
Residence Place: Pitkin, Colorado, USA
Physical Build: Medium
Height: Tall
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Nearest Relative: Agnes Swearengin
Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Signed September 12, 1918
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WORLD WAR II DRAFT REGISTRATION CARD
Name: Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
Age: 62
Height: 5 10
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Weight: 160
Complexion: Light
Birth Date: 19 Jan 1880
Birth Place: Johns Mills, Missouri
Residence Year: 1942
Residence: Aspen, Colorado
Occ: Leaser, Aspen, Colorado
Signed Schuyler Colfax Swearengin
April 27,1942
Aspen, Colorado
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