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Louis Franklin Swift & Family Husband of Ida May (Butler) Swift (Ida was a granddaughter of Elizabeth Kalloch & Brackett Butler) |
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Louis F. Swift & (son-in-law) Count James Minotto - 1917
Standing in front of the United States Immigration Services General Offices
[Chicago Daily News negatives collection, DN-0069225 - Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society]
 Louis' daughter, Ida May Swift & horse Protection -1905 (age about 13) |
 Ida May Swift driving a horse-drawn carriage at the Onwentsia Horse Show in Lake Forest, Illinois. 1905 |
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[Chicago Daily News negatives collection, SDN-003729 - Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society] |
[Chicago Daily News negatives collection, DN-0002813 - Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society] |
(L to R) Countess Agnes Minotto -
(daughter-in-law) Ida May
(Swift) Minotto - Count Dimitrio Minotto - 1917
[Chicago Daily News negatives collection, DN-0069421 - Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society]
Countess Agnes' obituary - Count Demetrius' obituary
 Countess Agnes Minotto (mother-in-law to Ida May Swift) |
 Ida May Swift's husband, James Minotto, wearing a cowboy hat and boots, and William Wrigley, Jr. - 1928 |
| [Chicago Daily News negatives collection, DN-0069114 - Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society] |
[Chicago Daily News negatives collection, DN-0084901 - Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society] |
More Swift/Minotto photographs are available at: Chicago Daily News:1902-1933,
Chicago Historical Society (American Memory, Library of Congress)
Countess Agnes Minotto's home in Crown King, AZ
Built in 1926 by son James Minotto on land purchased from the Philadelphia Mining Co.
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Skull Valley Cemetery, Skull Valley, AZ
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 Minotto family plot - Skull Valley |
 Minotto Marker - Skull Valley |
 James Minotto's Marker (earlier photo with info) |
Ida May (Swift) Minotto's obituary - James Minotto's obituary
