In 1892, he was 32 and lived in Seattle with his mother, 69, brother Thomas, 31, and Thomas’ wife Emma, 30. He worked as a butler, Thomas as a laborer. Frank was listed as married, his mother as single. They were all listed as citizens.

In 1910, Frank Marley was 51 and lived with his sister and her husband in Silverdale precinct. Frank arrived in 1879 and was naturalized. He worked as a salesman at a retail grocer. Charles and Isabel were 51 and 53 and had been married 19 years. It was Charles’ second marriage. He was a farmer on his own account. They had arrived in 1888 and he was naturalized. They have had only one child, Clara, 18. Clara was born in Washington.

In 1920, Frank lived with his sister and brother-in-law on their farm in Chico. He is 59, arrived in 1882 and is naturalized. He is a salesman of general merchandise. Charles and Isabel lived on a farm they owned free and clear. They were both 60. He emigrated in 1872 and they were both naturalized in 1891. He is a farmer. Boarders Eric Johnson, 24, Webb N. Reeves, 23, and Charles H. Shold, 27, live with them. They all work on a steamboat.

In 1930, he was a boarder with Alfred Holmes. He was 73, single, didn’t work, had arrived in 1880 and was naturalized.