1900 Census Seymour Cheeseman (born Oct 1854) and wife Annie S. (born Sep 1873) lived at 805 Wall Street in Galena, Cherokee, Kansas with children Percival B. (born Jun 1894), Una (born May 1896), Hope (born Mar 1898) and Gertrude (born Apr 1900). Seymour was a lawyer and he and his parents were born in New York. Annie and Percival were born in Missouri and the other children in Kansas. Annie's parents were born in Germany. Also in the household is Annie's sister Nellie, born July 1879 in Missouri.
1910 Census Seymour E. (age 55) and Anna (age 36) Cheeseman were living at 411 Jackson Ave in Joplin, Jasper, Missouri with children Percival B. (age 15), Una (age 13), Hope (age 12), Gertrude (age 10), and Marian (age 2/12). Seymour was a minister in the Apostolic Faith and Percival is a helper in a "metor" shop. Anna, Percival, and Marian were born in Missouri, Seymour and his parents were born in New York, Una, Hope, and Gertrude were born in Kansas. Anna's parents were born in Germany.
1920 Census Anna Cheeseman, age 46, was living at 823 West Sixth Street in Joplin,Jasper, Missouri, with daughters Una, Hope, Gertrude, and Marian and son-in-law Sidney A. Miller.
1930 Census Seymour Cheeseman, age 75, was a fruit salesman in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He was a roomer in a household and he and his parents were born in New York.
1930 Census Anna Cheeseman, age 57, was living with the family of her daughter Gertrude in Webb City, Jasper, Missouri, and is a maid in a private home.