William lived for some time on the farm now [1897] owned by Milton McClure. Desiring a larger farm, he sold this and bought the next farm, then called the Capt. Ross farm, and now [1897] owned by J. Newton Porter. Here he lived many years. A few years before his death, he sold his land in Pike township, and bought a farm in Bloom township, where he resided until his death.2347

See also the alphabetical listing containing approximately 1,168 burial sites [including William and Hannah’s and other Blooms] found in the Old Friends Cemetery, Grampian, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania.

The "Old" Cemetery [where they are buried] refers to the land located on the hillside along State Route #729, one mile south of Grampian.
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Marriage date confirmed in this source.1918