Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth Date23 Mar 1851
Birth PlacePike Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date20 Dec 1906 Age: 55
Death PlaceLawrence, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Burial PlaceBloomington Cemetery, Bloomington, Clearfield Co., PA, USA2574
Burial Memounder the direct charge of the order of Eagles and the Grange, of Clearfield, he having been a prominent member of both organizations
ReligionPresbyterian
FatherDavid E BLOOM (1823-1897)
MotherMary SLOSS (1829-1874)
Spouses
Family ID15600
Family ID11387
Marr Dateabt 1877
ChildrenJennie (1878-1968)
Birth Date11 Feb 1870
Birth PlaceBloomington, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Birth MemoNear
Death Date24 Jan 1962 Age: 91
Burial PlaceBloomington Cemetery, Bloomington, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
ReligionPresbyterian
FatherAtkinson A KELLY (1838-)
MotherJerusla|Derusha BLOOM (1851-1915)
Misc. Notes
MRS. LUELLA BLOOM, a lady who is well known for her many admirable qualities as well as her business qualifications, resides on her very valuable farm of 100 acres, which is situated three miles south of Clearfield, Pa.
She is the widow of the late W. Sloss Bloom, and a daughter of A. A. and Jerusha (Bloom) Kelley. Mrs. Bloom was born near Bloomington, Pa., and was educated at Lumber City and in the Pine Grove schoolhouse, in Lawrence township.
In February, 1890, Luella Kelley was married to W. Sloss Bloom. After marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Bloom went to housekeeping on the present farm which they bought from John F. Read and was known in the neighborhood as the Joseph Tait farm. All the attractive and substantial buildings were built by Mr. and Mrs. Bloom.
He was an excellent business man and in addition to general agriculture, including some stock raising, opened up a fine coal bank, a 42-inch vein which has been very profitable. More recently a new 32-inch vein has been opened.
Since taking charge of the place Mrs. Bloom has shown excellent business capacity and every branch of the farm industries is in a flourishing condition. Her residence is a model of comfort and she has recently installed a telephone.
Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bloom, all of whom still live at home: Kay, Guy, Wava and Hazel, the two younger ones being students in the Clover Hill School. Mrs. Bloom and children are members of the Presbyterian church, to which Mr. Bloom was also attached. He was a stockholder in the Farmers' and Traders' Bank at Clearfield.4484
She is the widow of the late W. Sloss Bloom, and a daughter of A. A. and Jerusha (Bloom) Kelley. Mrs. Bloom was born near Bloomington, Pa., and was educated at Lumber City and in the Pine Grove schoolhouse, in Lawrence township.
In February, 1890, Luella Kelley was married to W. Sloss Bloom. After marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Bloom went to housekeeping on the present farm which they bought from John F. Read and was known in the neighborhood as the Joseph Tait farm. All the attractive and substantial buildings were built by Mr. and Mrs. Bloom.
He was an excellent business man and in addition to general agriculture, including some stock raising, opened up a fine coal bank, a 42-inch vein which has been very profitable. More recently a new 32-inch vein has been opened.
Since taking charge of the place Mrs. Bloom has shown excellent business capacity and every branch of the farm industries is in a flourishing condition. Her residence is a model of comfort and she has recently installed a telephone.
Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bloom, all of whom still live at home: Kay, Guy, Wava and Hazel, the two younger ones being students in the Clover Hill School. Mrs. Bloom and children are members of the Presbyterian church, to which Mr. Bloom was also attached. He was a stockholder in the Farmers' and Traders' Bank at Clearfield.4484
Family ID7952
Marr DateFeb 18902573
ChildrenKay (1891-1987)
Guy Leslie (1892-1971)
Hazel May (Twin) (1905-1986)
Wava Elizabeth (Twin) (1905-)