↑ 1895: Scott, G. W. 45, drug merchant, head; Hester 43, wife; Jesse 21, daughter; Grace 20, daughter; Bessie 13, daughter; Frank 13, son.
↑ 1900: Scott, George W. 50 b. Feb 1850 in Missouri, m. 1872 at 28, father from Scotland, mother from Germany, lumber dealer, head; Hester 47 b. Dec 1852 in Indiana, father & mother b. West Virginia, wife; Jessie M. 27 b. May 1873 in Kansas, daughter; Pearl B. 13 b. Sep 1881 in KS, daughter; Frank H. 11 b. Apr 1889 KS, son.
↑ 1905: Scott, G. W. 55, lumber dealer, head; Hester 53, wife; Jessie 30, daughter; Besse 21, daughter; Frank 15, son.
↑ 1910: Scott, George W. 60, married 38 years, own income, head; Hester N. 58, 5 children born & 3 living, wife; Jessie M. 37, no occupation, daughter; Frank H. 21, lumber company clerk, son.
↑ 1920: Scott, George W. 69, real estate, head; Ester (sic) 67, wife; Jesse M. 46, single, daughter; Frank H. 30, single, son.
↑ 1930: Wiker, Alfred M. 55, married 1st time at 21, farm labor, head; Jessie Scott 55, married at 50, wife; Scott, Hester 78, widow, mother-in-law.
↑ 1940: Wiker, Alfred M. 66, orange grower, head; Jessie S. 66, wife.
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