Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceBoggs Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Birth PlaceWoodland, Clearfield Co., PA, USA1153
Death Date15 Dec 19391159 Age: 35
Death PlaceBoggs Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence DateDec 1939
Residence PlaceWest Decatur, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceStoneville Cemetery, Clearfield, Clearfield Co., PA, USA1075
Cause of DeathPost-Partum Hemmorrage - No Physician In Attendance; Date Of Onset: 14 Dec 1939 Following The Birth Of Her Daughter Betsy
FatherThomas WILSONCROFT (1877-1954)
MotherAlma SHUGARTS (-<1954)
Misc. Notes
The Clearfield Progress of 28 Jan 1932, p. 3 refers to a Mrs. Ella Hull of West Decatur being discharged from Memorial Hospital with a Baby Hull.3
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One of the two men who entered a corridor of the hotel where the trial jurors in the Richard F. Lines muder case are quartered and shouted “He’s guilty, anyway!” is identified as Robert G. Wilsoncroft, 21 of Clearfield.1160
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“Ella” died while giving birth along with the child.51
The baby was most likely Betsy who died 17 Dec 1939, three days after her birth.3
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One of the two men who entered a corridor of the hotel where the trial jurors in the Richard F. Lines muder case are quartered and shouted “He’s guilty, anyway!” is identified as Robert G. Wilsoncroft, 21 of Clearfield.1160
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“Ella” died while giving birth along with the child.51
The baby was most likely Betsy who died 17 Dec 1939, three days after her birth.3
Spouses
Birth PlaceWoodland, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence DateApr 1910
Residence PlaceBlue Ball Village, Boggs Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence DateJun 19301155
Residence PlaceBoggs Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date12 Jan 19781154 Age: 81
Burial PlaceStoneville Cemetery, Clearfield, Clearfield Co., PA, USA50
OccupationBrick Yard Laborer in 19301155
FatherAlfred J HULL (1866-1941)
MotherMary A WISOR (1867-1953)
Misc. Notes
A veteran of World War One.1155
Calvary WW I50
Dates of Military Service: U.S. Army, 14 Oct 1917 - Altoona, PA to 23 Sep 1919 - Camp Dix, NJ; Troop N 7th Calvary; Rank Pfc.1156
Calvary WW I50
Dates of Military Service: U.S. Army, 14 Oct 1917 - Altoona, PA to 23 Sep 1919 - Camp Dix, NJ; Troop N 7th Calvary; Rank Pfc.1156
Misc. Notes
Leroy and his wife “Ella Hull” are found in the 1930 U.S. Federal Census with their four daughters. 1155
ChildrenWava D (1921-1997)
Mary “Eva” (1922-1993)
Leroy (Died as Child) (1923-1927)
Clair (Died as Child) (1925-1930)
Betty (~1927-)
Margaret “Marg” (~1928-)
Louella “Lou” (1929-1997)
Joann Rosemarie (Twin) (1934-2009)
Joyce (Twin) (1934-1998)
Burton “Burt” M (1935-1999)
Alfred D (1937-1991)
Betsy (Died as Infant) (1939-1939)