Probably the Lucinda in the following record, although Solomon and Charity seem too young to have been her parents.
1850 PA Census: Bedford Co. Southampton Twp. p. 156b, lines 40-42
Series M432, roll 751, dwelling 198, family 198, 11 November 1850
Solomon LEISURE, age 30, Farmer, $1000 Real Estate, b. Penna.
Charity, age 26, b. Penna.
Lucinda, age 12, female, b. Penna., attending school
Elza, age 8, male, b. Penna., attending school
Mary, age 6, female, b. Penna., attending school
Tabitha, age 4, female, b. Penna.
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1910 PA Census: Bedford Co. East Providence Twp. ed 10, p. 8a, lines 10-17
Series T624, roll 1312, dwelling 139, family 145, 4 May 1910
David JAY, Head, age 50, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Angeline, wife, age 41, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, 5 children / 5 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Elsie, dau, age 14; Dewey, son, age 11; Avis, dau, age 8; Floyd, son, age 3; Otis, son, age 1
Lucinda, mother, age 71, widowed, 7 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: West Providence Twp. Bedford County
Full Name: LUCINDA JAY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Female
Color: White
Date of Birth: July 4, 1837
Age: 78y 1m 26d
Marital Status: Married
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Wife
Name of Father: Simon Leasure
Birthplace of Father: Penna.
Maiden Name of Mother: Perdew
Birthplace of Mother: Penna.
Informant: David Jay, Everett, Pa., R.F.D.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Aug. 30, 1915
Cause of Death: Accidental. Hit by passenger engine while in act of crossing rail road track
Signature: J.G. Hanks (Coroner), 8/31/1915, Everett, Pa.
Burial: Mt. Union Church, Sept. 2, 1915
Undertaker: D.S. Gump, Everett, Pa.
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Johnstown, PA: Daily Tribune, issue of 31 August 1915, p. 19
AGED BEDFORD WOMAN KILLED
Mrs. Lucinda Jay, Aged 79 Years, Near Everett, Hit by Train
WAS GOING ON VISIT
Special to The Tribune.
Bedford, Aug. 31.--Mrs. Lucinda Jay, aged 79 years, of near Everett, was instantly killed about 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the Cliffs, two miles east of this place, when she was struck by the Huntingdon & Broad Top passenger train going east. The aged lady had been visiting her grand-daughters, Mrs. Cleveland Price, near Chalybeateville, and had walked to the Cliffs, a distance of several miles, in order to board the train to go to Everett on a visit to other children. The train whistled when she was on the opposite side of the river and she ran, attempting to cross the track, to the station side, in front of the approaching train. Her right leg and hip were broken, skull terribly crushed and body mangled. The body was brought to Bedford by railroad officials and Dr. S.H. Gump and taken to Pate's undertaking establishment, where it lay unidentified for some time. The remains were later taken to the home of her son near Clearville, where interment will be made. The deceased lady was Miss Lucinda Leasure, a native of Bean's Cove, this county. She is survived by one son, D.W. Jay, and five daughters, all residing in the southeastern section of this county.
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∼78 years, 1 moth
Note: Buried in same row as husband John Jay and Edward Jay
1850 PA Census: Bedford Co. Southampton Twp. p. 156b, lines 40-42
Series M432, roll 751, dwelling 198, family 198, 11 November 1850
Solomon LEISURE, age 30, Farmer, $1000 Real Estate, b. Penna.
Charity, age 26, b. Penna.
Lucinda, age 12, female, b. Penna., attending school
Elza, age 8, male, b. Penna., attending school
Mary, age 6, female, b. Penna., attending school
Tabitha, age 4, female, b. Penna.
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1910 PA Census: Bedford Co. East Providence Twp. ed 10, p. 8a, lines 10-17
Series T624, roll 1312, dwelling 139, family 145, 4 May 1910
David JAY, Head, age 50, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Angeline, wife, age 41, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, 5 children / 5 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Elsie, dau, age 14; Dewey, son, age 11; Avis, dau, age 8; Floyd, son, age 3; Otis, son, age 1
Lucinda, mother, age 71, widowed, 7 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: West Providence Twp. Bedford County
Full Name: LUCINDA JAY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Female
Color: White
Date of Birth: July 4, 1837
Age: 78y 1m 26d
Marital Status: Married
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Wife
Name of Father: Simon Leasure
Birthplace of Father: Penna.
Maiden Name of Mother: Perdew
Birthplace of Mother: Penna.
Informant: David Jay, Everett, Pa., R.F.D.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Aug. 30, 1915
Cause of Death: Accidental. Hit by passenger engine while in act of crossing rail road track
Signature: J.G. Hanks (Coroner), 8/31/1915, Everett, Pa.
Burial: Mt. Union Church, Sept. 2, 1915
Undertaker: D.S. Gump, Everett, Pa.
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Johnstown, PA: Daily Tribune, issue of 31 August 1915, p. 19
AGED BEDFORD WOMAN KILLED
Mrs. Lucinda Jay, Aged 79 Years, Near Everett, Hit by Train
WAS GOING ON VISIT
Special to The Tribune.
Bedford, Aug. 31.--Mrs. Lucinda Jay, aged 79 years, of near Everett, was instantly killed about 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the Cliffs, two miles east of this place, when she was struck by the Huntingdon & Broad Top passenger train going east. The aged lady had been visiting her grand-daughters, Mrs. Cleveland Price, near Chalybeateville, and had walked to the Cliffs, a distance of several miles, in order to board the train to go to Everett on a visit to other children. The train whistled when she was on the opposite side of the river and she ran, attempting to cross the track, to the station side, in front of the approaching train. Her right leg and hip were broken, skull terribly crushed and body mangled. The body was brought to Bedford by railroad officials and Dr. S.H. Gump and taken to Pate's undertaking establishment, where it lay unidentified for some time. The remains were later taken to the home of her son near Clearville, where interment will be made. The deceased lady was Miss Lucinda Leasure, a native of Bean's Cove, this county. She is survived by one son, D.W. Jay, and five daughters, all residing in the southeastern section of this county.
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∼78 years, 1 moth
Note: Buried in same row as husband John Jay and Edward Jay
Probably the Lucinda in the following record, although Solomon and Charity seem too young to have been her parents.
1850 PA Census: Bedford Co. Southampton Twp. p. 156b, lines 40-42
Series M432, roll 751, dwelling 198, family 198, 11 November 1850
Solomon LEISURE, age 30, Farmer, $1000 Real Estate, b. Penna.
Charity, age 26, b. Penna.
Lucinda, age 12, female, b. Penna., attending school
Elza, age 8, male, b. Penna., attending school
Mary, age 6, female, b. Penna., attending school
Tabitha, age 4, female, b. Penna.
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1910 PA Census: Bedford Co. East Providence Twp. ed 10, p. 8a, lines 10-17
Series T624, roll 1312, dwelling 139, family 145, 4 May 1910
David JAY, Head, age 50, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Angeline, wife, age 41, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, 5 children / 5 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Elsie, dau, age 14; Dewey, son, age 11; Avis, dau, age 8; Floyd, son, age 3; Otis, son, age 1
Lucinda, mother, age 71, widowed, 7 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: West Providence Twp. Bedford County
Full Name: LUCINDA JAY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Female
Color: White
Date of Birth: July 4, 1837
Age: 78y 1m 26d
Marital Status: Married
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Wife
Name of Father: Simon Leasure
Birthplace of Father: Penna.
Maiden Name of Mother: Perdew
Birthplace of Mother: Penna.
Informant: David Jay, Everett, Pa., R.F.D.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Aug. 30, 1915
Cause of Death: Accidental. Hit by passenger engine while in act of crossing rail road track
Signature: J.G. Hanks (Coroner), 8/31/1915, Everett, Pa.
Burial: Mt. Union Church, Sept. 2, 1915
Undertaker: D.S. Gump, Everett, Pa.
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Johnstown, PA: Daily Tribune, issue of 31 August 1915, p. 19
AGED BEDFORD WOMAN KILLED
Mrs. Lucinda Jay, Aged 79 Years, Near Everett, Hit by Train
WAS GOING ON VISIT
Special to The Tribune.
Bedford, Aug. 31.--Mrs. Lucinda Jay, aged 79 years, of near Everett, was instantly killed about 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the Cliffs, two miles east of this place, when she was struck by the Huntingdon & Broad Top passenger train going east. The aged lady had been visiting her grand-daughters, Mrs. Cleveland Price, near Chalybeateville, and had walked to the Cliffs, a distance of several miles, in order to board the train to go to Everett on a visit to other children. The train whistled when she was on the opposite side of the river and she ran, attempting to cross the track, to the station side, in front of the approaching train. Her right leg and hip were broken, skull terribly crushed and body mangled. The body was brought to Bedford by railroad officials and Dr. S.H. Gump and taken to Pate's undertaking establishment, where it lay unidentified for some time. The remains were later taken to the home of her son near Clearville, where interment will be made. The deceased lady was Miss Lucinda Leasure, a native of Bean's Cove, this county. She is survived by one son, D.W. Jay, and five daughters, all residing in the southeastern section of this county.
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∼78 years, 1 moth
Note: Buried in same row as husband John Jay and Edward Jay
1850 PA Census: Bedford Co. Southampton Twp. p. 156b, lines 40-42
Series M432, roll 751, dwelling 198, family 198, 11 November 1850
Solomon LEISURE, age 30, Farmer, $1000 Real Estate, b. Penna.
Charity, age 26, b. Penna.
Lucinda, age 12, female, b. Penna., attending school
Elza, age 8, male, b. Penna., attending school
Mary, age 6, female, b. Penna., attending school
Tabitha, age 4, female, b. Penna.
_________________________________
1910 PA Census: Bedford Co. East Providence Twp. ed 10, p. 8a, lines 10-17
Series T624, roll 1312, dwelling 139, family 145, 4 May 1910
David JAY, Head, age 50, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm
Angeline, wife, age 41, marr. (2nd time) 12 yrs, 5 children / 5 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Elsie, dau, age 14; Dewey, son, age 11; Avis, dau, age 8; Floyd, son, age 3; Otis, son, age 1
Lucinda, mother, age 71, widowed, 7 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
_________________________________
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: West Providence Twp. Bedford County
Full Name: LUCINDA JAY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Female
Color: White
Date of Birth: July 4, 1837
Age: 78y 1m 26d
Marital Status: Married
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Wife
Name of Father: Simon Leasure
Birthplace of Father: Penna.
Maiden Name of Mother: Perdew
Birthplace of Mother: Penna.
Informant: David Jay, Everett, Pa., R.F.D.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Aug. 30, 1915
Cause of Death: Accidental. Hit by passenger engine while in act of crossing rail road track
Signature: J.G. Hanks (Coroner), 8/31/1915, Everett, Pa.
Burial: Mt. Union Church, Sept. 2, 1915
Undertaker: D.S. Gump, Everett, Pa.
_________________________________
Johnstown, PA: Daily Tribune, issue of 31 August 1915, p. 19
AGED BEDFORD WOMAN KILLED
Mrs. Lucinda Jay, Aged 79 Years, Near Everett, Hit by Train
WAS GOING ON VISIT
Special to The Tribune.
Bedford, Aug. 31.--Mrs. Lucinda Jay, aged 79 years, of near Everett, was instantly killed about 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the Cliffs, two miles east of this place, when she was struck by the Huntingdon & Broad Top passenger train going east. The aged lady had been visiting her grand-daughters, Mrs. Cleveland Price, near Chalybeateville, and had walked to the Cliffs, a distance of several miles, in order to board the train to go to Everett on a visit to other children. The train whistled when she was on the opposite side of the river and she ran, attempting to cross the track, to the station side, in front of the approaching train. Her right leg and hip were broken, skull terribly crushed and body mangled. The body was brought to Bedford by railroad officials and Dr. S.H. Gump and taken to Pate's undertaking establishment, where it lay unidentified for some time. The remains were later taken to the home of her son near Clearville, where interment will be made. The deceased lady was Miss Lucinda Leasure, a native of Bean's Cove, this county. She is survived by one son, D.W. Jay, and five daughters, all residing in the southeastern section of this county.
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∼78 years, 1 moth
Note: Buried in same row as husband John Jay and Edward Jay
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