Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Found Jane in Lawrence, Ks. in 1864 she has a new last name Jane Case and another child Urias P. Case born 1864 in Lawrence. In 1867 she again marries this time to Wilder Knight of Lawrence, Ks.
On the 1870 Census she is listed as head of household and Eli, Phianna and Urias are with here on New Jersey Ave. Lawrence. In 1880 Census Jane is listed with Phianna still on New Jersey Ave. Eli is married to Annie Chapman (Swedish) they have a daughter Maud and Annie's sister is with them and Urias P. Case the half brother of Eli.
Went to Ks. a year ago and Jane is listed every yr. in the city directory up to and including 1898. But no record of her death can be found.1826
[Is this the same Jane? Sounds like it.]
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Jane and her children article stated 8 had moved to Kansas City, Ks. Three yrs. later she had moved to Lawrence, Ks. where she married Mr. Case. In 1864 she had a son Urias P. Case. The 1870 Census for Lawrence, Ks. shows her as the head of the household with 3 children Eli B. Hunter, Phianna C. Hunter and Urias P. Case. Also in 1867 she married Wilder Knight, but she is listed as living with daughter and then by herself. She is listed in the City Directory of Lawrence up to and including 1898. An article about her son-in-law Benjamin F. Keller states that she died in 1899. But I can't find a record of her death.1827
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My grandmother [Phianna Condo Bloom] always told the story of Janes' and her 12 siblings parents being Father-Bloom a Jewish horse trader to the Indians. The Mother was suppose to be a full blood Cherokee Indian woman. Does anybody know if this is true.?”1828
On the 1870 Census she is listed as head of household and Eli, Phianna and Urias are with here on New Jersey Ave. Lawrence. In 1880 Census Jane is listed with Phianna still on New Jersey Ave. Eli is married to Annie Chapman (Swedish) they have a daughter Maud and Annie's sister is with them and Urias P. Case the half brother of Eli.
Went to Ks. a year ago and Jane is listed every yr. in the city directory up to and including 1898. But no record of her death can be found.1826
[Is this the same Jane? Sounds like it.]
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Jane and her children article stated 8 had moved to Kansas City, Ks. Three yrs. later she had moved to Lawrence, Ks. where she married Mr. Case. In 1864 she had a son Urias P. Case. The 1870 Census for Lawrence, Ks. shows her as the head of the household with 3 children Eli B. Hunter, Phianna C. Hunter and Urias P. Case. Also in 1867 she married Wilder Knight, but she is listed as living with daughter and then by herself. She is listed in the City Directory of Lawrence up to and including 1898. An article about her son-in-law Benjamin F. Keller states that she died in 1899. But I can't find a record of her death.1827
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My grandmother [Phianna Condo Bloom] always told the story of Janes' and her 12 siblings parents being Father-Bloom a Jewish horse trader to the Indians. The Mother was suppose to be a full blood Cherokee Indian woman. Does anybody know if this is true.?”1828
Spouses
Family ID1271
ChildrenP A
Martha A|J (1848-1926)
OccupationShoemaker 1827
Misc. Notes
A “J L Hunter,” is listed as a retailer of foreign and domestic merchandise, Clearfield in this source [Jan 1852].953
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Joseph died at an early age he was a shoemaker. They are listed on 1850 Census for Clearfield, Clearfield Co. Pa. with three sons. 1827
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Jane Bloom married a man by the name of Joseph Hunter, who lived where C. J. Bloom now [1897] owns.1829
In 1804 George Hunter, an Irishman, came from Huntingdon county, and built a cabin on the farm afterward occupied by John J. Reed. Hunter is remembered as an exceedingly whimsical fellow, odd in his habits and conversation. He died on the place he had improved.1830 [Related?]
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Joseph died at an early age he was a shoemaker. They are listed on 1850 Census for Clearfield, Clearfield Co. Pa. with three sons. 1827
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Jane Bloom married a man by the name of Joseph Hunter, who lived where C. J. Bloom now [1897] owns.1829
In 1804 George Hunter, an Irishman, came from Huntingdon county, and built a cabin on the farm afterward occupied by John J. Reed. Hunter is remembered as an exceedingly whimsical fellow, odd in his habits and conversation. He died on the place he had improved.1830 [Related?]
Family ID1272
Marr Dateabt 18411827