Son of John Ayres and Eliza DeGarmo Haight, husband of Mary Agnes Quinlan, the daughter of Patrick Quinlan and Mary Bufflen, and father of Percy Stockbridge, Ruth, Mary Olive and Elisha Ayres.
In 1880, Reuben Ayers, aged 14, was living in Monroe, Orange, NY, in the home of his uncle, Augustus Ayers, aged 20, a waiter, and aunt, Eliza Ayers, aged 35, a pastry cook, with his brother, Stanley Ayers, aged 16.
In 1900, Reuben John Ayers, aged 35, born March 1865 in New York, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his wife, Mary Q. Ayers, aged 30, born December 1869 in Ireland, and children, Persival S. Ayers, aged 9, born January 1890 in New York, Ruth G. Ayers, aged 6, born April 1894 in New York, Olive M. Ayers, aged 5, born October 1894 in New York, and Elisha S. Ayers, aged 3, born April 1897 in New York. Reuben was shown to be a hotel porter. Also living in the household were Catherine McHenry, aged 26, servant, Elizabeth Phlem, aged 30, laundry, Isaac Jefferson, aged 40, shepherd, Nathan Robinson, aged 45, gardener, and John Wangie, aged 33, cook.
In 1910, Reuben Ayres, aged 45, widowed, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his children, Percy, aged 18, Ruth, aged 17, Olive, aged 15, and Elisha Ayres, aged 13. He was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1915, Reuben Ayres, aged 50, carpenter, was shown living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, in the home of his friend, Fred E. Wooley, an electrician, aged 37, and his wife, Florence S. Wooley, aged 32, their daughter, Helen E. Wooley, aged 30 days, and Fred's father-in-law, Elisha Stockbridge, aged 88. His permanent residence was shown to be Central Valley, NY.
In 1920, Reuben Ayres, aged 54, was living on Maple Avenue, Patchogue, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Henry Brown, aged 27, a printer of a local paper, and daughter, Mary O. Brown, aged 25, and their children, Ruth Brown, aged 4, and Eugene Brown, aged 7 months. He was shown to be a carpenter housebuilder.
On December 2, 1920, Reuben Ayres, of Patchogue, and John Case, of Sayville, left to go to Los Angelis, California, for the winter, in the hopes of finding carpenter work.
In 1925, Reuben Ayres, aged 60, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Hay (Henry) E. Brown, aged 32, and daughter, Olive (Ayres) Brown, aged 30, and their children, Ruth G. Brown, aged 10, Jacquelyn Brown, aged 1, and Eugene Brown, aged 6. Reuben was shown to be a carpenter, as was his son-in-law.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1880, 1900, 1910, 1915, 1920 US Federal Census; 1925 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., December 03, 1920, Page 5; Reuben Ayres in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 26986)
In 1880, Reuben Ayers, aged 14, was living in Monroe, Orange, NY, in the home of his uncle, Augustus Ayers, aged 20, a waiter, and aunt, Eliza Ayers, aged 35, a pastry cook, with his brother, Stanley Ayers, aged 16.
In 1900, Reuben John Ayers, aged 35, born March 1865 in New York, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his wife, Mary Q. Ayers, aged 30, born December 1869 in Ireland, and children, Persival S. Ayers, aged 9, born January 1890 in New York, Ruth G. Ayers, aged 6, born April 1894 in New York, Olive M. Ayers, aged 5, born October 1894 in New York, and Elisha S. Ayers, aged 3, born April 1897 in New York. Reuben was shown to be a hotel porter. Also living in the household were Catherine McHenry, aged 26, servant, Elizabeth Phlem, aged 30, laundry, Isaac Jefferson, aged 40, shepherd, Nathan Robinson, aged 45, gardener, and John Wangie, aged 33, cook.
In 1910, Reuben Ayres, aged 45, widowed, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his children, Percy, aged 18, Ruth, aged 17, Olive, aged 15, and Elisha Ayres, aged 13. He was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1915, Reuben Ayres, aged 50, carpenter, was shown living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, in the home of his friend, Fred E. Wooley, an electrician, aged 37, and his wife, Florence S. Wooley, aged 32, their daughter, Helen E. Wooley, aged 30 days, and Fred's father-in-law, Elisha Stockbridge, aged 88. His permanent residence was shown to be Central Valley, NY.
In 1920, Reuben Ayres, aged 54, was living on Maple Avenue, Patchogue, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Henry Brown, aged 27, a printer of a local paper, and daughter, Mary O. Brown, aged 25, and their children, Ruth Brown, aged 4, and Eugene Brown, aged 7 months. He was shown to be a carpenter housebuilder.
On December 2, 1920, Reuben Ayres, of Patchogue, and John Case, of Sayville, left to go to Los Angelis, California, for the winter, in the hopes of finding carpenter work.
In 1925, Reuben Ayres, aged 60, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Hay (Henry) E. Brown, aged 32, and daughter, Olive (Ayres) Brown, aged 30, and their children, Ruth G. Brown, aged 10, Jacquelyn Brown, aged 1, and Eugene Brown, aged 6. Reuben was shown to be a carpenter, as was his son-in-law.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1880, 1900, 1910, 1915, 1920 US Federal Census; 1925 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., December 03, 1920, Page 5; Reuben Ayres in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 26986)
Son of John Ayres and Eliza DeGarmo Haight, husband of Mary Agnes Quinlan, the daughter of Patrick Quinlan and Mary Bufflen, and father of Percy Stockbridge, Ruth, Mary Olive and Elisha Ayres.
In 1880, Reuben Ayers, aged 14, was living in Monroe, Orange, NY, in the home of his uncle, Augustus Ayers, aged 20, a waiter, and aunt, Eliza Ayers, aged 35, a pastry cook, with his brother, Stanley Ayers, aged 16.
In 1900, Reuben John Ayers, aged 35, born March 1865 in New York, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his wife, Mary Q. Ayers, aged 30, born December 1869 in Ireland, and children, Persival S. Ayers, aged 9, born January 1890 in New York, Ruth G. Ayers, aged 6, born April 1894 in New York, Olive M. Ayers, aged 5, born October 1894 in New York, and Elisha S. Ayers, aged 3, born April 1897 in New York. Reuben was shown to be a hotel porter. Also living in the household were Catherine McHenry, aged 26, servant, Elizabeth Phlem, aged 30, laundry, Isaac Jefferson, aged 40, shepherd, Nathan Robinson, aged 45, gardener, and John Wangie, aged 33, cook.
In 1910, Reuben Ayres, aged 45, widowed, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his children, Percy, aged 18, Ruth, aged 17, Olive, aged 15, and Elisha Ayres, aged 13. He was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1915, Reuben Ayres, aged 50, carpenter, was shown living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, in the home of his friend, Fred E. Wooley, an electrician, aged 37, and his wife, Florence S. Wooley, aged 32, their daughter, Helen E. Wooley, aged 30 days, and Fred's father-in-law, Elisha Stockbridge, aged 88. His permanent residence was shown to be Central Valley, NY.
In 1920, Reuben Ayres, aged 54, was living on Maple Avenue, Patchogue, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Henry Brown, aged 27, a printer of a local paper, and daughter, Mary O. Brown, aged 25, and their children, Ruth Brown, aged 4, and Eugene Brown, aged 7 months. He was shown to be a carpenter housebuilder.
On December 2, 1920, Reuben Ayres, of Patchogue, and John Case, of Sayville, left to go to Los Angelis, California, for the winter, in the hopes of finding carpenter work.
In 1925, Reuben Ayres, aged 60, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Hay (Henry) E. Brown, aged 32, and daughter, Olive (Ayres) Brown, aged 30, and their children, Ruth G. Brown, aged 10, Jacquelyn Brown, aged 1, and Eugene Brown, aged 6. Reuben was shown to be a carpenter, as was his son-in-law.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1880, 1900, 1910, 1915, 1920 US Federal Census; 1925 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., December 03, 1920, Page 5; Reuben Ayres in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 26986)
In 1880, Reuben Ayers, aged 14, was living in Monroe, Orange, NY, in the home of his uncle, Augustus Ayers, aged 20, a waiter, and aunt, Eliza Ayers, aged 35, a pastry cook, with his brother, Stanley Ayers, aged 16.
In 1900, Reuben John Ayers, aged 35, born March 1865 in New York, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his wife, Mary Q. Ayers, aged 30, born December 1869 in Ireland, and children, Persival S. Ayers, aged 9, born January 1890 in New York, Ruth G. Ayers, aged 6, born April 1894 in New York, Olive M. Ayers, aged 5, born October 1894 in New York, and Elisha S. Ayers, aged 3, born April 1897 in New York. Reuben was shown to be a hotel porter. Also living in the household were Catherine McHenry, aged 26, servant, Elizabeth Phlem, aged 30, laundry, Isaac Jefferson, aged 40, shepherd, Nathan Robinson, aged 45, gardener, and John Wangie, aged 33, cook.
In 1910, Reuben Ayres, aged 45, widowed, was living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, with his children, Percy, aged 18, Ruth, aged 17, Olive, aged 15, and Elisha Ayres, aged 13. He was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1915, Reuben Ayres, aged 50, carpenter, was shown living in Woodbury, Orange, NY, in the home of his friend, Fred E. Wooley, an electrician, aged 37, and his wife, Florence S. Wooley, aged 32, their daughter, Helen E. Wooley, aged 30 days, and Fred's father-in-law, Elisha Stockbridge, aged 88. His permanent residence was shown to be Central Valley, NY.
In 1920, Reuben Ayres, aged 54, was living on Maple Avenue, Patchogue, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Henry Brown, aged 27, a printer of a local paper, and daughter, Mary O. Brown, aged 25, and their children, Ruth Brown, aged 4, and Eugene Brown, aged 7 months. He was shown to be a carpenter housebuilder.
On December 2, 1920, Reuben Ayres, of Patchogue, and John Case, of Sayville, left to go to Los Angelis, California, for the winter, in the hopes of finding carpenter work.
In 1925, Reuben Ayres, aged 60, was shown living in Brookhaven, NY, in the home of his son-in-law, Hay (Henry) E. Brown, aged 32, and daughter, Olive (Ayres) Brown, aged 30, and their children, Ruth G. Brown, aged 10, Jacquelyn Brown, aged 1, and Eugene Brown, aged 6. Reuben was shown to be a carpenter, as was his son-in-law.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1880, 1900, 1910, 1915, 1920 US Federal Census; 1925 New York State Census; The Suffolk County news., December 03, 1920, Page 5; Reuben Ayres in the New York, Death Index, 1880-1956, Certificate Number: 26986)
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