Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameAmy Anne Wells 
Birth4 Aug 1830, Fayette Co, PA
Census29 Jul 1850, Jefferson Twp, Fayette Co, PA
Memoroll#780, pg 28
Census14 Jul 1860, East Pike Run Twp, Washington Co, PA
Memoroll#1191, pg 364
Census20 Jun 1870, Greenfield, Washington Co, PA
Memoroll#1463, pg 71
Census15 Jun 1880, Greenfield, Washington Co, PA
Memoroll#1201 pg 127
Death20 Feb 1895, Washington Co, PA
BurialHighland Cem, California, Washington Co, PA
MemoLot #53
FatherJohn Wells (1779-1853)
MotherDeborah (1792-1872)
Misc. Notes
Listed as Amy Ann in the 1850 census and father's will.
By 1860 she was married to Thomas Lilley (34 OH) a farmer, with daughters Emma J (4) and Stella A (1) in Washington Co, PA.
The family is in Greenfield in 1870, and grown to T J (46, PA) a merchant, Amy listed now as Mary A. (39, PA) with children Jane (13), Stella M. (11), Laura (7), Lena (6), Eli A. (2), and John (1 mo).
Still in Greenfield in 1880 with Thomas (56, OH), Amy A. (51, PA), Stella M. (20), Laura L. (17), Eli A. (12), and John W. (10).
By 1860 she was married to Thomas Lilley (34 OH) a farmer, with daughters Emma J (4) and Stella A (1) in Washington Co, PA.
The family is in Greenfield in 1870, and grown to T J (46, PA) a merchant, Amy listed now as Mary A. (39, PA) with children Jane (13), Stella M. (11), Laura (7), Lena (6), Eli A. (2), and John (1 mo).
Still in Greenfield in 1880 with Thomas (56, OH), Amy A. (51, PA), Stella M. (20), Laura L. (17), Eli A. (12), and John W. (10).
Spouses
Birth14 Feb 1824, Washington Co, PA
Death23 Mar 1904, Fayette City, Fayette Co, PA
BurialHighland Cem, California, Washington Co, PA
MemoLot #53
OccupationFarmer, Merchant
Misc. Notes
Son of Robert LILLEY and Orpha BUFFINGTON
[Obituary] Daily Reporter, Washington, PA - Weds, 23 March 1904
THOMAS J. LILLEY
Thomas J. Lilley died Wednesday, March 23, 1904. Thomas J. Lilley, who was injured by being struck by a freight train at Coal Center, died this morning at 9 o'clock from the injuries sustained at that time. He was aged 75 years and somewhat hard of hearing, which led to the accident. The freight did not strike him full front, but sideswiped him, breaking several ribs and causing internal injuries. It was thought at the time that the injuries would probably prove fatal on account of Mr. Lilley's advanced age. He was connected with a large family of the same name in California (PA) in East Pike Run township.
[Obituary] Daily Reporter, Washington, PA - Weds, 23 March 1904
THOMAS J. LILLEY
Thomas J. Lilley died Wednesday, March 23, 1904. Thomas J. Lilley, who was injured by being struck by a freight train at Coal Center, died this morning at 9 o'clock from the injuries sustained at that time. He was aged 75 years and somewhat hard of hearing, which led to the accident. The freight did not strike him full front, but sideswiped him, breaking several ribs and causing internal injuries. It was thought at the time that the injuries would probably prove fatal on account of Mr. Lilley's advanced age. He was connected with a large family of the same name in California (PA) in East Pike Run township.