Jane (Baker) Neale (abt. 1590 - abt. 1683)

Born about 1590 in England

Wife of Simon Forman — married 29 Jul 1599 (to about 1608) in Lambeth, Surrey, England

Wife of Raphael Neale — married 9 Jul 1612 in London, Middlesex, , England

Descendants

Died about 1683 at about age 93 in Drury Lane, London, England

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Jane (Baker) Neale was born in Northamptonshire, England.

Biography

In 1599 Forman, at the age of 46, married Anne (or Jean) Baker, the sixteen-year-old niece of Sir Edward Monnings. Dority was born in 1605, though she only lived a few months, and Clement was born the following year.

At Lambeth on 29 July 1599, when he was forty-seven, he married his first wife, Anne Baker, a niece on her mother's side of Sir Edward Monnings, and a member of a Canterbury family. This lady was only seventeen at the date of the marriage, and the union does not seem to have been a happy one. They had a son Clement.

AKA

first name varies wildly: Joan Jean Anne Jane

Family

[In 1596] Forman's father-in-law, a Canterbury chirurgeon named John Russell

Clement Forman was born circa 1606, to Simon Forman and Jane Neale (born Baker).

Clement had 3 siblings: Dorothy Forman and 2 other siblings.

Clement passed away in 1628, at age 22

Jane Forman married Raphael Neale of London, England.^[1]

Husband: Raphael Neale

Wife: Jane Baker

Child: James Neale

Child: John Neale

Date: 09 JUL 1612

Place: London, Middlesex, , England

Sources

1. ↑ University of Michigan. "Ancestral Records and Portraits" (MI: Grafton Press, 1910), p. 550.

• Danbridge, Anne Spottswood. The Forman Genealogy" (Forman-Bassett-Hatch, 1903)
• Jane Baker at FamilySearch