Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameRuby Josephine LINES 
Birth Date19 Jul 1907
Birth PlaceCurwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date191071
Residence PlaceCurwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date15 Jan 192072 Age: 12
Residence PlacePenn Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date30 Dec 2004175 Age: 97
Burial Date4 Jan 2005176
Burial PlaceHillside Memorial Park, Akron, Summit Co., OH, USA
Burial MemoGrave 2, Lot 44, Section 7
FatherHarry Wilbur LINES (1884-1974)
MotherNora Agnes WERTZ (1886-1963)
Misc. Notes
Ruby Lines, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lines, was badly burned on the shoulder last evening about ten o’clock, with some boiling milk, which Mrs. Lines had prepared for the baby.177
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Ruby was named after her maternal great grandmother Louise Ruby, the wife of Valentine Wertz.41
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Ruby broke her hip in November 1992 at the age of 85.178
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Memories of my Aunt Ruby
By her nephew Richard Lee Gleason
Like most of my Ohio relatives it wasn’t often that I got to visit with my Aunt Ruby and her husband Charles. But I do recall the several times that my mother and I visited their home during our infrequent trips to Ohio. I loved going to Ohio. It was a real treat to visit with this branch of my family that I didn’t see as often as those in Pennsylvania.
Aunt Ruby and Charles had a fairly large two-story home with a basement in Canton, Ohio. It included a huge spacious backyard, and plenty of room for a young boy to play. Inside their home in the dining room hung a “paint by numbers” painting that my mother spent numerous hours creating. It was a recreation of Leonardo Divinci’s “Last Supper.” I’m sure my mother thought it especially appropriate for her church-going, Bible reading, Gospel preaching, Christian sister Ruby.
Uncle Charles was a devoted hunter and I’m sure, typical of most of the men in my extended family, spent many hours with his own sons enjoying the sport and outdoors. He owned a large gun collection. I liked Charles a lot as he was a good man who always treated me well and I envied him for the large family that he had.
Ruby and Charles’ life was not without tragedy. In the early 1960s their oldest son Chuck died in his thirties from cancer. Late in the same decade their youngest daughter, nineteen year old Cheryl, would be killed in an early morning New Years car accident on January 1, 1968. I don’t know the circumstances surrounding Charles’ death.
My Aunt Ruby late in her life suffered from Alzheimer’s disease. For several years she lived with her daughter Bertha Lee and eventually had to put in a nursing home, where I believe she lived a year or two before her death.3
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Ruby was named after her maternal great grandmother Louise Ruby, the wife of Valentine Wertz.41
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Ruby broke her hip in November 1992 at the age of 85.178
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Memories of my Aunt Ruby
By her nephew Richard Lee Gleason
Like most of my Ohio relatives it wasn’t often that I got to visit with my Aunt Ruby and her husband Charles. But I do recall the several times that my mother and I visited their home during our infrequent trips to Ohio. I loved going to Ohio. It was a real treat to visit with this branch of my family that I didn’t see as often as those in Pennsylvania.
Aunt Ruby and Charles had a fairly large two-story home with a basement in Canton, Ohio. It included a huge spacious backyard, and plenty of room for a young boy to play. Inside their home in the dining room hung a “paint by numbers” painting that my mother spent numerous hours creating. It was a recreation of Leonardo Divinci’s “Last Supper.” I’m sure my mother thought it especially appropriate for her church-going, Bible reading, Gospel preaching, Christian sister Ruby.
Uncle Charles was a devoted hunter and I’m sure, typical of most of the men in my extended family, spent many hours with his own sons enjoying the sport and outdoors. He owned a large gun collection. I liked Charles a lot as he was a good man who always treated me well and I envied him for the large family that he had.
Ruby and Charles’ life was not without tragedy. In the early 1960s their oldest son Chuck died in his thirties from cancer. Late in the same decade their youngest daughter, nineteen year old Cheryl, would be killed in an early morning New Years car accident on January 1, 1968. I don’t know the circumstances surrounding Charles’ death.
My Aunt Ruby late in her life suffered from Alzheimer’s disease. For several years she lived with her daughter Bertha Lee and eventually had to put in a nursing home, where I believe she lived a year or two before her death.3
Spouses
Birth PlaceOwenton, Owen, KY
Death Date13 Apr 1984181 Age: 83
Burial PlaceHillside Memorial Park, Akron, Summit Co., OH, USA182
Soc. Sec. #274-05-5497, issued in Ohio state183
OccupationEmployed at Goodyear Rubber Co., Akron, OH179
FatherJohn Waldrop INGRAM
Family ID10
Reside DateEarly 30s179
Reside PlaceAkron, Summit Co., OH, USA
Reside Memo1191 Hart Street
Reside DateAug 195515
Reside PlaceAkron, Summit Co., OH, USA
Reside Memo[In actuality, their residence was probably Canton, OH]
Reside DateJan 1968184
Reside PlaceAkron, Summit Co., OH, USA
Reside Memo3217 Mayfair Road - [In actualioty their home was in Canton, Ohio with an Akron address]
Reside PlaceCanton, Stark Co., OH, USA7
Reside MemoCharles and Ruby were long-time residents of Canton, Stark, OH where they lived until their deaths
ChildrenCharles “Chuck” F (1927-1960)
Betty Darlene (1928-~2003)
James “Jim” Howard (1930-2016)
Bertha Lee “Bert” (1940-2015)
Roger Ray (1945-)
Cheryl Lynn (1947-1968)