- 1900 US Census: ‏(7 Jun)‏ Irven, Anna and sons lived in Omaha,
Douglas, NE. Irven was working as a bookkeeper. Their address was
3021 China? St.
- 1910 US Census: ‏(unable to locate them)‏
- 1920 US Census: ‏(18 Jan)‏ Irven and Anna lived in Tacoma, Pierce,
WA; they lived at 1310 J St. ‏(Both of their sons, Cliff and Roy, were married; they no
longer lived at home)‏. Irven worked as a wrecker at the railway.

Loofbourrow ‏(52)‏, lived in Tacoma, Pierce, WA; they still lived at 1310 J St.; Irven
was working as a conductor on the railway.
- 1940: ‏(10 Aug)‏ Irven and Eliza were still living at the above address; they
continued living there until his death. Eliza moved back to IA sometime after
Irven's death.
- 1963: ‏(5 Apr)‏ Eliza, widowed, living in Fairfield, Jefferson, IA.

Irven worked as a conductor for the Milwaukee Railroad, which is now, the Northern Pacific Railroad. After retiring from the railroad, he sold Watkin's Products, door-to-door. Watkin's Products handled spices, patent medicine, cleaning materials and a general line of household products. Irven loved fishing, both saltwater and freshwater. He died of a heart attack at age 73 while on a fishing trip near Asford, WA.

He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of the World and the Ancient Order of Foresters.