Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth Date20 May 1813
Birth PlacePennsylvania
Death Date1 Dec 1862 Age: 49
Death PlacePennsylvania
Birth Date26 May 1813
Birth PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date1850
Residence PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date1840
Residence PlaceClearfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Death Date1 Dec 1862 Age: 49
Death PlaceKnox Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceAnsonville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date1860
Residence PlaceLawrence, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Birth Date26 May 1813776
Birth PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Birth Date30 May 18131247
Death PlaceKnox Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceFruit Hill Cemetery, Ansonville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA4226
FatherJohn R. BLOOM (1786-1872)
MotherSusanna Sara HIGH (1788-1874)
Misc. Notes
Abraham H. Bloom was born also in Pike township, in 1813, and was a son of John Bloom, this family being one of the old and prominent ones of this section.
Abraham H. Bloom married Anna Eliza Kyler. After marriage, Mr. Bloom resided for a short time in Pike township and then moved to Morris township but returned to Pike township, later removing to Lawrence and then to Knox township, in which section he died at the age of fifty-one years [?]. His widow survived to be seventy-six years of age. They were members of the Fruit Hill Presbyterian Church and were interred in the cemetery belonging to it.
Abraham H. Bloom was a lifelong Democrat but he never accepted any political position.
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This source indicates Abram died in 1864 in Pike Township, Clearfiled, PA.2495
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The barn of Abraham Bloom of Pike twp., this county, was entirely consumed by fire on the 30th ult [May 1854]. The barn was nearly new, having been built last summer - valued at seven or eight hundred dollars. How the fire originated is unknown. There not being any fire convenient, nor any of the family about the barn, it is supposed that some other person had either accidentally or intentionally set it on fire. About three hundred dollars worth of Carpenter's Tools, belonging to John L. Rex, together with a several bushels of grain and a barrel of Rice belonging to Mr. Bloom, were also destroyed by the flames. [Compiler of this record is not sure which of his Abraham Blooms this article published June 14, 1854 refers to.686
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There is a Fruit Hill Cemetery located in Ansonville, Clearfield County, PA. I suspect Abraham’s middle initial stands for High, his mother’s maiden name.3
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In the 1880 Census of Knox Township, Clearfield Co., PA there is a Martin Hover Bloom farmer, age 31; with his wife Teresa age 28; and a daughter Anna age 3. 4227
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In the 1900 Census of Knox Township, Clearfield Co., PA there is a Martin Hover [?] Bloom, age 51 (9/1848); with his wife Mary Catherine age 35 (9/1864); and the following children with apprent birth month and year in parenthesis: dau Amasa Wilks age 14 (8/1885); son Walter O., age 13 (2/1887); dau Lilly S. age 10 12/1889); son William E. age 11 (10/1888); son Orvis S. age 8 (6/1881); son Blu C. age 7 (2/1883).4228
[Are any of the above related?]
Abraham H. Bloom married Anna Eliza Kyler. After marriage, Mr. Bloom resided for a short time in Pike township and then moved to Morris township but returned to Pike township, later removing to Lawrence and then to Knox township, in which section he died at the age of fifty-one years [?]. His widow survived to be seventy-six years of age. They were members of the Fruit Hill Presbyterian Church and were interred in the cemetery belonging to it.
Abraham H. Bloom was a lifelong Democrat but he never accepted any political position.
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This source indicates Abram died in 1864 in Pike Township, Clearfiled, PA.2495
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The barn of Abraham Bloom of Pike twp., this county, was entirely consumed by fire on the 30th ult [May 1854]. The barn was nearly new, having been built last summer - valued at seven or eight hundred dollars. How the fire originated is unknown. There not being any fire convenient, nor any of the family about the barn, it is supposed that some other person had either accidentally or intentionally set it on fire. About three hundred dollars worth of Carpenter's Tools, belonging to John L. Rex, together with a several bushels of grain and a barrel of Rice belonging to Mr. Bloom, were also destroyed by the flames. [Compiler of this record is not sure which of his Abraham Blooms this article published June 14, 1854 refers to.686
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There is a Fruit Hill Cemetery located in Ansonville, Clearfield County, PA. I suspect Abraham’s middle initial stands for High, his mother’s maiden name.3
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In the 1880 Census of Knox Township, Clearfield Co., PA there is a Martin Hover Bloom farmer, age 31; with his wife Teresa age 28; and a daughter Anna age 3. 4227
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In the 1900 Census of Knox Township, Clearfield Co., PA there is a Martin Hover [?] Bloom, age 51 (9/1848); with his wife Mary Catherine age 35 (9/1864); and the following children with apprent birth month and year in parenthesis: dau Amasa Wilks age 14 (8/1885); son Walter O., age 13 (2/1887); dau Lilly S. age 10 12/1889); son William E. age 11 (10/1888); son Orvis S. age 8 (6/1881); son Blu C. age 7 (2/1883).4228
[Are any of the above related?]
Spouses
Family ID15005
ChildrenRachael
Birth Dateabt 1819
Birth PlaceKylertown, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Residence Date1860
Residence PlaceLawrence, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Residence Date1850
Residence PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date1880
Residence PlaceKnox Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence MemoMarital Status: WidowedRelation to Head of House: Mother
Death Date14 Aug 1894
Death PlaceNew Millport, Clearfield, Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceAnsonville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Birth Date1819
Birth PlaceKylertown, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date14 Aug 1894
Death PlaceKnox Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceFruit Hill Cemetery, Ansonville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
FatherConrad KYLER II (1783-~1836)
Misc. Notes
She lived to be seventy-six years of age.
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She is identified as Elizabeth Kyler at this source.2124
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Died in Morris township, on September 9th [1858] of Dysentery, Abraham, son of John B. and Elizabeth Kyler, aged 22 years and 5 months. [This is not the same Elizabeth]4232
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There is a Fruit Hill Cemetery located in Ansonville, Clearfield County, PA.3
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She is identified as Elizabeth Kyler at this source.2124
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Died in Morris township, on September 9th [1858] of Dysentery, Abraham, son of John B. and Elizabeth Kyler, aged 22 years and 5 months. [This is not the same Elizabeth]4232
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There is a Fruit Hill Cemetery located in Ansonville, Clearfield County, PA.3
Family ID1230
Marr Date1831
Misc. Notes
From the 1850 Census of Pike Township, Clearfield Co., PA: Abraham H. Bloom 37 years old. 4233
From the 1860 Census of Lawrence Township, Clearfield Co., PA: Abraham H. Bloom 47 years old. [Also shows a Martin Hover Bloom age 11 from the same source. Not sure the relationship, possibly Abraham’s son]. 4234
From the 1860 Census of Lawrence Township, Clearfield Co., PA: Abraham H. Bloom 47 years old. [Also shows a Martin Hover Bloom age 11 from the same source. Not sure the relationship, possibly Abraham’s son]. 4234