Her parents might be John Stye and Susanna Lincoln who m. 6 Mar. 1816 in Craven Co., NC (may be Pamlico Co. today).
Susan remarried 16 Mar. 1867 to Michael Linton in Craven Co., NC (later Pamlico Co.) by Rev. Edward A. Wilson.
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co. (later Pamlico Co.), NC (14 July) lived near "Alfred's Store":
Michael Linton M 45y Massachusetts; farmer
Susan H Linton F 45y North Carolina
Charles Linton M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Anice Linton F 16y North Carolina
Virginia [Jennie] Linton F 13y North Carolina
Jefferson Cooper M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Technically, the Swan children retained their father's surname.
The Susan Swan Linton estate papers made a mistake in noting that her maiden name was "Swann". She died w/o a Will ca May 1892 and the Administrator's Oath signed 13 May 1892 states that Charles Swann and "Nannie" Flours [her granddaughter, dghtr Susan's child] are her heirs and is signed by Charles Swan (note only 1 "n" in surname as his signature attests). This document is in her Estate Papers in the Craven Co., NC Courthouse. It further states on another page that Sarah Albritton Ives, Nannie Flours, & Charles Swan are her heirs and entitled to direct tax of $21.12 paid by Susan Linton.
Susan remarried 16 Mar. 1867 to Michael Linton in Craven Co., NC (later Pamlico Co.) by Rev. Edward A. Wilson.
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co. (later Pamlico Co.), NC (14 July) lived near "Alfred's Store":
Michael Linton M 45y Massachusetts; farmer
Susan H Linton F 45y North Carolina
Charles Linton M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Anice Linton F 16y North Carolina
Virginia [Jennie] Linton F 13y North Carolina
Jefferson Cooper M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Technically, the Swan children retained their father's surname.
The Susan Swan Linton estate papers made a mistake in noting that her maiden name was "Swann". She died w/o a Will ca May 1892 and the Administrator's Oath signed 13 May 1892 states that Charles Swann and "Nannie" Flours [her granddaughter, dghtr Susan's child] are her heirs and is signed by Charles Swan (note only 1 "n" in surname as his signature attests). This document is in her Estate Papers in the Craven Co., NC Courthouse. It further states on another page that Sarah Albritton Ives, Nannie Flours, & Charles Swan are her heirs and entitled to direct tax of $21.12 paid by Susan Linton.
Her parents might be John Stye and Susanna Lincoln who m. 6 Mar. 1816 in Craven Co., NC (may be Pamlico Co. today).
Susan remarried 16 Mar. 1867 to Michael Linton in Craven Co., NC (later Pamlico Co.) by Rev. Edward A. Wilson.
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co. (later Pamlico Co.), NC (14 July) lived near "Alfred's Store":
Michael Linton M 45y Massachusetts; farmer
Susan H Linton F 45y North Carolina
Charles Linton M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Anice Linton F 16y North Carolina
Virginia [Jennie] Linton F 13y North Carolina
Jefferson Cooper M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Technically, the Swan children retained their father's surname.
The Susan Swan Linton estate papers made a mistake in noting that her maiden name was "Swann". She died w/o a Will ca May 1892 and the Administrator's Oath signed 13 May 1892 states that Charles Swann and "Nannie" Flours [her granddaughter, dghtr Susan's child] are her heirs and is signed by Charles Swan (note only 1 "n" in surname as his signature attests). This document is in her Estate Papers in the Craven Co., NC Courthouse. It further states on another page that Sarah Albritton Ives, Nannie Flours, & Charles Swan are her heirs and entitled to direct tax of $21.12 paid by Susan Linton.
Susan remarried 16 Mar. 1867 to Michael Linton in Craven Co., NC (later Pamlico Co.) by Rev. Edward A. Wilson.
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co. (later Pamlico Co.), NC (14 July) lived near "Alfred's Store":
Michael Linton M 45y Massachusetts; farmer
Susan H Linton F 45y North Carolina
Charles Linton M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Anice Linton F 16y North Carolina
Virginia [Jennie] Linton F 13y North Carolina
Jefferson Cooper M 21y North Carolina; farm laborer
Technically, the Swan children retained their father's surname.
The Susan Swan Linton estate papers made a mistake in noting that her maiden name was "Swann". She died w/o a Will ca May 1892 and the Administrator's Oath signed 13 May 1892 states that Charles Swann and "Nannie" Flours [her granddaughter, dghtr Susan's child] are her heirs and is signed by Charles Swan (note only 1 "n" in surname as his signature attests). This document is in her Estate Papers in the Craven Co., NC Courthouse. It further states on another page that Sarah Albritton Ives, Nannie Flours, & Charles Swan are her heirs and entitled to direct tax of $21.12 paid by Susan Linton.
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IN MEMORY OF FATHER & MOTHER
C.V. & SUSAN SWAN
AND THEIR CHILDREN
SARAH, SUE & CHARLES
Given by their daughter Jennie Swan Ives-1931
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