Daughter of Robert and Sarah Jayne, wife of Mortimer S. Baylis and mother of Sarah E., Sarah Jane (married Walter Sutcliffe), Robert, and Walter Franklin Baylis.
In 1860, Josephine could be found living in the home of her parents, Robert and Sarah, in Patchogue, Brookhaven, with siblings Leonora, Eugenia, Ida D. and Adda Jayne. Her father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1900, Josephine B. Baylis, was living in Brookhaven with husband, Mortimer Baylis. Also living in the household was Sarah J. Baylis, 28, Walter Baylis, aged 20, and her father, Robert Jayne, aged 77. Her husband, Mortimer, was shown to be a stage driver.
In 1920, Josephine Baylis, aged 68, widowed, was living in Patchogue, New York. Living with her were Walter Sutcliff, her son-in-law, aged 40, a painter, and daughter, Sarah Sutcliff, aged 45, and boarder, Nellie Wilson, aged 22. She was shown to be a private nurse.
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1900, 1920 US Federal Census; Cemetery Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Josephine Baylis in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 49266)
In 1860, Josephine could be found living in the home of her parents, Robert and Sarah, in Patchogue, Brookhaven, with siblings Leonora, Eugenia, Ida D. and Adda Jayne. Her father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1900, Josephine B. Baylis, was living in Brookhaven with husband, Mortimer Baylis. Also living in the household was Sarah J. Baylis, 28, Walter Baylis, aged 20, and her father, Robert Jayne, aged 77. Her husband, Mortimer, was shown to be a stage driver.
In 1920, Josephine Baylis, aged 68, widowed, was living in Patchogue, New York. Living with her were Walter Sutcliff, her son-in-law, aged 40, a painter, and daughter, Sarah Sutcliff, aged 45, and boarder, Nellie Wilson, aged 22. She was shown to be a private nurse.
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1900, 1920 US Federal Census; Cemetery Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Josephine Baylis in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 49266)
Daughter of Robert and Sarah Jayne, wife of Mortimer S. Baylis and mother of Sarah E., Sarah Jane (married Walter Sutcliffe), Robert, and Walter Franklin Baylis.
In 1860, Josephine could be found living in the home of her parents, Robert and Sarah, in Patchogue, Brookhaven, with siblings Leonora, Eugenia, Ida D. and Adda Jayne. Her father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1900, Josephine B. Baylis, was living in Brookhaven with husband, Mortimer Baylis. Also living in the household was Sarah J. Baylis, 28, Walter Baylis, aged 20, and her father, Robert Jayne, aged 77. Her husband, Mortimer, was shown to be a stage driver.
In 1920, Josephine Baylis, aged 68, widowed, was living in Patchogue, New York. Living with her were Walter Sutcliff, her son-in-law, aged 40, a painter, and daughter, Sarah Sutcliff, aged 45, and boarder, Nellie Wilson, aged 22. She was shown to be a private nurse.
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1900, 1920 US Federal Census; Cemetery Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Josephine Baylis in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 49266)
In 1860, Josephine could be found living in the home of her parents, Robert and Sarah, in Patchogue, Brookhaven, with siblings Leonora, Eugenia, Ida D. and Adda Jayne. Her father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1900, Josephine B. Baylis, was living in Brookhaven with husband, Mortimer Baylis. Also living in the household was Sarah J. Baylis, 28, Walter Baylis, aged 20, and her father, Robert Jayne, aged 77. Her husband, Mortimer, was shown to be a stage driver.
In 1920, Josephine Baylis, aged 68, widowed, was living in Patchogue, New York. Living with her were Walter Sutcliff, her son-in-law, aged 40, a painter, and daughter, Sarah Sutcliff, aged 45, and boarder, Nellie Wilson, aged 22. She was shown to be a private nurse.
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1900, 1920 US Federal Census; Cemetery Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Josephine Baylis in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 49266)
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