She can be found on the 1850 US Census for Columbia, Richland, SC at age 38 living with Cyrenus, age 45, who is a marshall at SC College, and Charles E., 16, Mary L., 14, Sarah E., 12, John H., 10, Hayne H., 8, Lavinia, 6, and Cornelia, 9/12. She was born in SC as were all her children. Cyrenus was born in NY.
Found in the book, Death and Marriage Announcements From the Columbia Daily Register, January 1878 through December 1885, Volume One, abstracted by Mark J. Lynn, 2007, page 104: Wed., Jun. 13, 1883: Mrs. Leah Loomis, a native of Lexington but a resident of Columbia for the greater portion of her life, died at her residence on Pendleton street yesterday afternoon, in the seventieth year of her age, after an illness of four or five days...She leaves two sons and three daughters and a number of grandchildren, all of whom except one are absent in other states.
The funeral invitation was found in the Columbia Daily Register 15 June 1883.
Found in the book, Death and Marriage Announcements From the Columbia Daily Register, January 1878 through December 1885, Volume One, abstracted by Mark J. Lynn, 2007, page 104: Wed., Jun. 13, 1883: Mrs. Leah Loomis, a native of Lexington but a resident of Columbia for the greater portion of her life, died at her residence on Pendleton street yesterday afternoon, in the seventieth year of her age, after an illness of four or five days...She leaves two sons and three daughters and a number of grandchildren, all of whom except one are absent in other states.
The funeral invitation was found in the Columbia Daily Register 15 June 1883.
She can be found on the 1850 US Census for Columbia, Richland, SC at age 38 living with Cyrenus, age 45, who is a marshall at SC College, and Charles E., 16, Mary L., 14, Sarah E., 12, John H., 10, Hayne H., 8, Lavinia, 6, and Cornelia, 9/12. She was born in SC as were all her children. Cyrenus was born in NY.
Found in the book, Death and Marriage Announcements From the Columbia Daily Register, January 1878 through December 1885, Volume One, abstracted by Mark J. Lynn, 2007, page 104: Wed., Jun. 13, 1883: Mrs. Leah Loomis, a native of Lexington but a resident of Columbia for the greater portion of her life, died at her residence on Pendleton street yesterday afternoon, in the seventieth year of her age, after an illness of four or five days...She leaves two sons and three daughters and a number of grandchildren, all of whom except one are absent in other states.
The funeral invitation was found in the Columbia Daily Register 15 June 1883.
Found in the book, Death and Marriage Announcements From the Columbia Daily Register, January 1878 through December 1885, Volume One, abstracted by Mark J. Lynn, 2007, page 104: Wed., Jun. 13, 1883: Mrs. Leah Loomis, a native of Lexington but a resident of Columbia for the greater portion of her life, died at her residence on Pendleton street yesterday afternoon, in the seventieth year of her age, after an illness of four or five days...She leaves two sons and three daughters and a number of grandchildren, all of whom except one are absent in other states.
The funeral invitation was found in the Columbia Daily Register 15 June 1883.
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