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John Swift

Birth4 Jul 1850 - Kings Co, Nova Scotia
Death4 Jun 1926 - Milton, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts, USA
MotherCharlotte Day
FatherJonathan Swift

Born in Kings Co, Nova Scotia on 4 Jul 1850 to Jonathan Swift and Charlotte Day. John Swift married Charlotte Laura Morton and had 11 children. He passed away on 4 Jun 1926 in Milton, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Jonathan Swift
1820 - 1875
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Charlotte Day
1819 - 1890
Spouse(s)
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Charlotte Laura Morton
1867 - 1951
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Mary Thompson
1847 - 1885
Children Show all
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D. Morton Swift
1893 - 1984
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Edith E Swift
1896 - Unknown
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Anna Hazel Swift
1892 - Unknown
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Adelaide Lottie Swift
1890 - 1980
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Clifford W Swift
1900 - 1915
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Russell Swift
1878 - Unknown
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John Owen Swift
1875 - Unknown
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Harriet M. "Hattie" Swift
1873 - 1947
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Bertha Swift
1871 - Unknown
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Daisey Swift
Unknown - Unknown
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Marion Elizabeth Swift
1917 - 1986

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