1. From the 1910 US Census:
IVEY, Charles W. entry, 1910 U.S. Census, Williamsburg Township, Franklin Co., Kansas,
Enumeration District 100, Supervisor's District 21, Sheet 11B, lines 90 - 94,
Date Census taken 13 May 1910, dwelling 3, family 3, Micropublication T- 624 Roll 439, National Archives, Washington, D.C
Sheet 11B
Line 90, IVEY, Charles W., Head, M, W, Age 26, Married 7 Years, PoB - Kansas, PoB Father - Illinois, PoB Mother - Illinois, All English Speakers, Occupation - Farmer, General, Self Employed,
Full Time, Read & Write - Yes, Rent, Farm, Farm Schedule 157.
Line 91, Edith E., Wife, F, W, Age 24, Married 7 Years, 2 Children, 2 Living, PoB - Kansas,
PoB Father - United States, PoB Mother - United States, All English Speakers,
Occupation - None, Read & Write - Yes.
Line 92, Sarah E., SON?, M, W, Age 5, Single, PoB - Kansas, PoB Father - Kansas, PoB Mother - Kansas.
Line 93, Myron E., Son, M, W, Age 3, Single, PoB - Kansas, PoB Father - Kansas, PoB Mother - Kansas.
Line 95, IVEY, Charles W., Father, M, W, Age 68, Widowed, PoB - Kansas, PoB Father - Kansas,
PoB Mother - Kansas, All English Speakers, Occupation - None.

2. From Charles Wesley Ivey’s WW I Draft Registration Card, dated 12 Sep 1918: Charles Wesley Ivey; born 1 Oct 1883, Quenemo, Osage, Kansas; Occupation - Blacksmith Helper; Employer - J.T. Peny in Quenemo, Kansas; Nearest Relative - Edith Edna Ivey, wife, Quenemo, Kansas. Physical condition is noted as follows: “leg had broke in R.R. accident 5 years, and is in bad condition at this time”.