According to familysearch.org, Sarah Jane Raisey immigrated to the United States from Norton, England with her parents and 3 siblings sometime between 1884-1887. The censuses vary regarding the immigration date.
Husband: Isaac Swift
Siblings were: Worthy Swift, Emily Swift, Gracie Swift, Jane Swift, Lizzie Swift, Charles Swift, Ethel Swift, Ada M Swift, Fannie Swift, Mary Swift
This following obituary information was found in a scrapbook belonging to Mrs. Addie (Lonnie) Taylor of Scarbro:
Sarah J Swift, 79 died at 9 a.m. on October 2, 1937 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Sanger, of Oak Hill.
Mrs. Swift suffered 18 days from a heart disease and complications of senility. She was a member of the Methodist church.
Funeral services will be at Scarbro or Oak Hill between 1 and 2 o'clock Monday. Burial will follow at the Hilltop Union Cemetery.
Survivors included her daughters, Mrs. C. G. Jackson and Mrs. A. L. Teubert, of Raleigh Heights, Mrs. Emily Gwinn and Mrs. F. L. Davis, of Mount Hope, Mrs. J. T. Weatherford of Leslie, Mrs. C. R. Graham, of Pittsburgh and a son, Charles Swift of Besoco.
Newspaper obituary published on October 3, 1937
Newspaper unknown.
Husband: Isaac Swift
Siblings were: Worthy Swift, Emily Swift, Gracie Swift, Jane Swift, Lizzie Swift, Charles Swift, Ethel Swift, Ada M Swift, Fannie Swift, Mary Swift
This following obituary information was found in a scrapbook belonging to Mrs. Addie (Lonnie) Taylor of Scarbro:
Sarah J Swift, 79 died at 9 a.m. on October 2, 1937 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Sanger, of Oak Hill.
Mrs. Swift suffered 18 days from a heart disease and complications of senility. She was a member of the Methodist church.
Funeral services will be at Scarbro or Oak Hill between 1 and 2 o'clock Monday. Burial will follow at the Hilltop Union Cemetery.
Survivors included her daughters, Mrs. C. G. Jackson and Mrs. A. L. Teubert, of Raleigh Heights, Mrs. Emily Gwinn and Mrs. F. L. Davis, of Mount Hope, Mrs. J. T. Weatherford of Leslie, Mrs. C. R. Graham, of Pittsburgh and a son, Charles Swift of Besoco.
Newspaper obituary published on October 3, 1937
Newspaper unknown.
According to familysearch.org, Sarah Jane Raisey immigrated to the United States from Norton, England with her parents and 3 siblings sometime between 1884-1887. The censuses vary regarding the immigration date.
Husband: Isaac Swift
Siblings were: Worthy Swift, Emily Swift, Gracie Swift, Jane Swift, Lizzie Swift, Charles Swift, Ethel Swift, Ada M Swift, Fannie Swift, Mary Swift
This following obituary information was found in a scrapbook belonging to Mrs. Addie (Lonnie) Taylor of Scarbro:
Sarah J Swift, 79 died at 9 a.m. on October 2, 1937 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Sanger, of Oak Hill.
Mrs. Swift suffered 18 days from a heart disease and complications of senility. She was a member of the Methodist church.
Funeral services will be at Scarbro or Oak Hill between 1 and 2 o'clock Monday. Burial will follow at the Hilltop Union Cemetery.
Survivors included her daughters, Mrs. C. G. Jackson and Mrs. A. L. Teubert, of Raleigh Heights, Mrs. Emily Gwinn and Mrs. F. L. Davis, of Mount Hope, Mrs. J. T. Weatherford of Leslie, Mrs. C. R. Graham, of Pittsburgh and a son, Charles Swift of Besoco.
Newspaper obituary published on October 3, 1937
Newspaper unknown.
Husband: Isaac Swift
Siblings were: Worthy Swift, Emily Swift, Gracie Swift, Jane Swift, Lizzie Swift, Charles Swift, Ethel Swift, Ada M Swift, Fannie Swift, Mary Swift
This following obituary information was found in a scrapbook belonging to Mrs. Addie (Lonnie) Taylor of Scarbro:
Sarah J Swift, 79 died at 9 a.m. on October 2, 1937 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Sanger, of Oak Hill.
Mrs. Swift suffered 18 days from a heart disease and complications of senility. She was a member of the Methodist church.
Funeral services will be at Scarbro or Oak Hill between 1 and 2 o'clock Monday. Burial will follow at the Hilltop Union Cemetery.
Survivors included her daughters, Mrs. C. G. Jackson and Mrs. A. L. Teubert, of Raleigh Heights, Mrs. Emily Gwinn and Mrs. F. L. Davis, of Mount Hope, Mrs. J. T. Weatherford of Leslie, Mrs. C. R. Graham, of Pittsburgh and a son, Charles Swift of Besoco.
Newspaper obituary published on October 3, 1937
Newspaper unknown.
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