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Frank McSween

Birth1882 - North Carolina, USA
Death12 Jul 2000 - Marston, Richmond, North Carolina, United States of America
MotherMary Alice Wall
FatherCaesar McSween

Born in North Carolina, USA on 1882 to Caesar McSween and Mary Alice Wall. Frank McSween married Lula Clark and had 15 children. He passed away on 12 Jul 2000 in Marston, Richmond, North Carolina, United States of America.

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Parents
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Caesar Mcsween
1837 - 1916
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Mary Alice Wall
1850 - 1918
Spouse(s)
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Lula Clark
1891 - 1935
Children Show all
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Frank Mcsween
1924 - 2008
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Fred Johnson Mcsween
1912 - 1963
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Clemmie Mcsween
1922 - 1998
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Levy Mcsween
1917 - 1992
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Oletha Mcsween
1913 - 2004
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Ervin Mcsween
1933 - 2000
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Cornelius Mack Mcsween
1914 - 1971
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Margarette Hermine Mcsween
1919 - 1996
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Sadie Norman Mcsween
1923 - 1985
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Minnie E. Mcsween
1917 - 2007
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Beatriss Mcsween
1910 - 1929
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Carnegia Mcsweene
1916 - Unknown
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Mary Mcsween
1931 - 1988
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Leana Sween
1917 - Unknown
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F Beattous Mcswean
1910 - 1929

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