Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth Date9 May 1820700
Death Date17 May 1853700 Age: 33
Burial PlaceMcNaul Cemetery, Curwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
FatherAndrew CLEAVER (1783-1840)
MotherHannah CLARK
Misc. Notes
[Hannah’s death month unreadable in my scanned file of this source. The day is the 17th.]
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This source shows a Hannah Cleaver daughter of Isaac with a list of descendants of her father.2349
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This source shows a Hannah Cleaver daughter of Isaac with a list of descendants of her father.2349
Spouses
Birth Date7 Sep 18132110
Birth PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceMcNaul Cemetery, Curwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
ReligionPresbyterian
FatherBenjamin BLOOM (1790-1877)
MotherSarah "Sally" McClure (1792-1868)
Misc. Notes
Thomas born near Curwensville. He and Hannah had nine children. He was a member of the Presbyterian church. In politics he was a Democrat.
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Thomas, one of the pioneer settlers of the Chestnut Ridge country.2346
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Thomas Bloom, was always a citizen of Pike township. He had a farm on Chestnut Ridge.2347
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[The following narrative is in reference to Thomas’ burial place:]
One of the early religious groups was the Society of Friends which organized a meeting in [Curwensville, PA] in 1833. At first they met in the old township schoolhouse on Filbert Street.
In 1834-35 they erected a frame building where the Presbyterian Manse now is. This building [pictured] was later moved to its present location, directly back of the Presbyterian Church.
Sometime in the early 1900's this building [pictured] was used as a summer school. A cemetery was also near the original site of this building [pictured] and before the Manse was built, the bodies were removed to the Plainview (McNaul or Friends' Burying Ground) in Pike Township, back of the "Hartzfeld farm."1014
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Thomas, one of the pioneer settlers of the Chestnut Ridge country.2346
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Thomas Bloom, was always a citizen of Pike township. He had a farm on Chestnut Ridge.2347
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[The following narrative is in reference to Thomas’ burial place:]
One of the early religious groups was the Society of Friends which organized a meeting in [Curwensville, PA] in 1833. At first they met in the old township schoolhouse on Filbert Street.
In 1834-35 they erected a frame building where the Presbyterian Manse now is. This building [pictured] was later moved to its present location, directly back of the Presbyterian Church.
Sometime in the early 1900's this building [pictured] was used as a summer school. A cemetery was also near the original site of this building [pictured] and before the Manse was built, the bodies were removed to the Plainview (McNaul or Friends' Burying Ground) in Pike Township, back of the "Hartzfeld farm."1014
ChildrenElvina H (1839-1918)
Phineas G (Died as Child) (1840-1847)
Thaddeus (~1841-<1897)
Harris (1842-<1897)
Alvin (Died as Child) (1843-1847)
Clark (Died as Infant) (1845-1847)
Mary (Died as Infant) (1846-1847)
Margaret “Maggie” (1848-<1897)
Susannah “Susan” (1849-<1897)