Proper noun
Swafford (plural Swaffords)
A surname.
From left are Regent Leigh Ann Boyd, Vice Regent Joanne Swafford and Dietrich. Source: Internet
Swafford 1997, p. 462 He had been composing steadily throughout the 1850s and 60s, but his music had evoked divided critical responses, and the first Piano Concerto had been badly received in some of its early performances. Source: Internet
“I love my city and community and want to make Ferris a safe and pleasant city to work, play and live,” said Swafford, who has one daughter and two grandchildren. Source: Internet
The investigation also had found council members Rick Barrett and Jim Swafford may have violated the Texas Open Meetings Act when they individually ordered Police Chief Eddie Salazar to begin investigating Jordan. Source: Internet
Jan Swafford citation has contributed to the discussion. Source: Internet