Daughter of Capt. David Rayner and Eliza Jane Hubbell, wife of Carleton Chase Jayne whom she married on January 21, 1880, and mother of Eva E., Anita C. and Reita Jayne
In 1860, Ada Rayner, aged 1, was living in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn, NY, with her father, David Rayner, aged 31, a sea captain, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 27, with siblings, Larry Rayner, aged 9, and Clarence Rayner, aged 4, and grandmother, Catherine Hubbold (Hubbard), aged 60.
In 1880, Ada A. Jayne, aged 20, was living in Stony Brook, NY, with her husband, Carlton C. Jayne, a boatman. Living next door were her parents, David Rayner, aged 52, a boatman, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 47, and siblings, Eugene Rayner, aged 16, and Minnie E. Rayner, aged 11.
In 1900, Ada A. Jayne, aged 40, born March 1860 in New York, was living in Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carlton Jayne, aged 47, now a sea captain, and children Eva E. Jayne, aged 15, and Anita C. Jayne, aged 13, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, age 67.
In 1910, Ada Jayne, aged 51, was living on Christian Avenue, Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carleton Jayne, aged 56 a sea captain of a merchant vessel, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, aged 77.
In 1920, Ada Jayne, aged 60, widowed, was living on Main Street, Smithtown, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, Harry Smith, aged 34, a liveryman and owner of a stable, and daughter, Eva Smith, aged 34, and granddaughter, Anita Smith, aged 6.
In 1930, Ada Jayne, aged 71, widowed, living on Landing Avenue, Smithtown, New York, with her daughter Eva Smith, aged 45, and son-in-law Harry Smith, aged 45, and grandchild Anita Smith, aged 16.
Obituary - Mrs. Eva Jayne, who was in her seventy-ninth year passed away Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Smith, where she had been ill for some time. She was the widow of the late Captain Carlton Jayne. Funeral services were held at the Smith home on Tuesday after- noon with Rev. F. E. Williams in charge and interment followed in the Oak Hill Cemetery.
(1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; The Long-Islander., June 04, 1937, Page 10)
In 1860, Ada Rayner, aged 1, was living in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn, NY, with her father, David Rayner, aged 31, a sea captain, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 27, with siblings, Larry Rayner, aged 9, and Clarence Rayner, aged 4, and grandmother, Catherine Hubbold (Hubbard), aged 60.
In 1880, Ada A. Jayne, aged 20, was living in Stony Brook, NY, with her husband, Carlton C. Jayne, a boatman. Living next door were her parents, David Rayner, aged 52, a boatman, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 47, and siblings, Eugene Rayner, aged 16, and Minnie E. Rayner, aged 11.
In 1900, Ada A. Jayne, aged 40, born March 1860 in New York, was living in Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carlton Jayne, aged 47, now a sea captain, and children Eva E. Jayne, aged 15, and Anita C. Jayne, aged 13, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, age 67.
In 1910, Ada Jayne, aged 51, was living on Christian Avenue, Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carleton Jayne, aged 56 a sea captain of a merchant vessel, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, aged 77.
In 1920, Ada Jayne, aged 60, widowed, was living on Main Street, Smithtown, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, Harry Smith, aged 34, a liveryman and owner of a stable, and daughter, Eva Smith, aged 34, and granddaughter, Anita Smith, aged 6.
In 1930, Ada Jayne, aged 71, widowed, living on Landing Avenue, Smithtown, New York, with her daughter Eva Smith, aged 45, and son-in-law Harry Smith, aged 45, and grandchild Anita Smith, aged 16.
Obituary - Mrs. Eva Jayne, who was in her seventy-ninth year passed away Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Smith, where she had been ill for some time. She was the widow of the late Captain Carlton Jayne. Funeral services were held at the Smith home on Tuesday after- noon with Rev. F. E. Williams in charge and interment followed in the Oak Hill Cemetery.
(1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; The Long-Islander., June 04, 1937, Page 10)
Daughter of Capt. David Rayner and Eliza Jane Hubbell, wife of Carleton Chase Jayne whom she married on January 21, 1880, and mother of Eva E., Anita C. and Reita Jayne
In 1860, Ada Rayner, aged 1, was living in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn, NY, with her father, David Rayner, aged 31, a sea captain, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 27, with siblings, Larry Rayner, aged 9, and Clarence Rayner, aged 4, and grandmother, Catherine Hubbold (Hubbard), aged 60.
In 1880, Ada A. Jayne, aged 20, was living in Stony Brook, NY, with her husband, Carlton C. Jayne, a boatman. Living next door were her parents, David Rayner, aged 52, a boatman, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 47, and siblings, Eugene Rayner, aged 16, and Minnie E. Rayner, aged 11.
In 1900, Ada A. Jayne, aged 40, born March 1860 in New York, was living in Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carlton Jayne, aged 47, now a sea captain, and children Eva E. Jayne, aged 15, and Anita C. Jayne, aged 13, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, age 67.
In 1910, Ada Jayne, aged 51, was living on Christian Avenue, Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carleton Jayne, aged 56 a sea captain of a merchant vessel, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, aged 77.
In 1920, Ada Jayne, aged 60, widowed, was living on Main Street, Smithtown, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, Harry Smith, aged 34, a liveryman and owner of a stable, and daughter, Eva Smith, aged 34, and granddaughter, Anita Smith, aged 6.
In 1930, Ada Jayne, aged 71, widowed, living on Landing Avenue, Smithtown, New York, with her daughter Eva Smith, aged 45, and son-in-law Harry Smith, aged 45, and grandchild Anita Smith, aged 16.
Obituary - Mrs. Eva Jayne, who was in her seventy-ninth year passed away Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Smith, where she had been ill for some time. She was the widow of the late Captain Carlton Jayne. Funeral services were held at the Smith home on Tuesday after- noon with Rev. F. E. Williams in charge and interment followed in the Oak Hill Cemetery.
(1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; The Long-Islander., June 04, 1937, Page 10)
In 1860, Ada Rayner, aged 1, was living in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn, NY, with her father, David Rayner, aged 31, a sea captain, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 27, with siblings, Larry Rayner, aged 9, and Clarence Rayner, aged 4, and grandmother, Catherine Hubbold (Hubbard), aged 60.
In 1880, Ada A. Jayne, aged 20, was living in Stony Brook, NY, with her husband, Carlton C. Jayne, a boatman. Living next door were her parents, David Rayner, aged 52, a boatman, and Eliza J. Rayner, aged 47, and siblings, Eugene Rayner, aged 16, and Minnie E. Rayner, aged 11.
In 1900, Ada A. Jayne, aged 40, born March 1860 in New York, was living in Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carlton Jayne, aged 47, now a sea captain, and children Eva E. Jayne, aged 15, and Anita C. Jayne, aged 13, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, age 67.
In 1910, Ada Jayne, aged 51, was living on Christian Avenue, Brookhaven Township, New York, with her husband, Carleton Jayne, aged 56 a sea captain of a merchant vessel, and widowed mother, Eliza J. Rayner, aged 77.
In 1920, Ada Jayne, aged 60, widowed, was living on Main Street, Smithtown, New York, in the home of her son-in-law, Harry Smith, aged 34, a liveryman and owner of a stable, and daughter, Eva Smith, aged 34, and granddaughter, Anita Smith, aged 6.
In 1930, Ada Jayne, aged 71, widowed, living on Landing Avenue, Smithtown, New York, with her daughter Eva Smith, aged 45, and son-in-law Harry Smith, aged 45, and grandchild Anita Smith, aged 16.
Obituary - Mrs. Eva Jayne, who was in her seventy-ninth year passed away Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Smith, where she had been ill for some time. She was the widow of the late Captain Carlton Jayne. Funeral services were held at the Smith home on Tuesday after- noon with Rev. F. E. Williams in charge and interment followed in the Oak Hill Cemetery.
(1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; The Long-Islander., June 04, 1937, Page 10)
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