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Jane (Watrous) Miner (1719 - 1811)

Jane Miner formerly Watrous
Born in Lyme, New London, Connecticut Colonymap
Ancestors ancestors
Wife of — married 3 Nov 1737 in Lyme, New London, Connecticutmap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 91 in Alford, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USAmap
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Biography

Name

Name: Jane Watrous

Birth

Birth: 17 AUG 1719, Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA[1]

Residence

Residence: BEF NOV 1737, Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA

Marriage

Husband: Jesse Miner
Wife: Jane Watrous
Child: Isaac Miner
Child: Elizabeth Miner
Child: Jane Miner
Child: Lucretia Miner
Child: Lucy Miner
Child: Susanna Miner
Child: Eunice Miner Miner
Child: Amos Miner
Child: Rufus Miner
Child: Richard Miner
Child: Mary Miner
Marriage:
Date: 03 NOV 1737
Place: New Haven 2nd Church, Lyme, New London, Connecticut

Death

She passed away in 1811.

From Find A Grave: Memorial #38018146 [2]

Jane Watterus Miner
Birth Aug 1719 New London County, Connecticut, USA
Death 14 Feb 1811 (aged 91) USA
Burial East Road Cemetery Alford, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA


Sources

  1. Lyme CT vital records: Jane Watrous, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth, born Aug. 17, 1719
  2. Find A Grave, database and images (accessed 12 February 2019), memorial page for Jane Watterus Miner (Aug 1719–14 Feb 1811), Find A Grave: Memorial #38018146, citing East Road Cemetery, Alford, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Elsie Scharpf Saar (contributor 46486625) .




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Watterus-1 and Watrous-1 appear to represent the same person because: Clear duplicate
posted by Robert Ward
I found Jane, daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth, but I think the Elizabeth was the daughter of Abraham Bronson.
posted by Sheila Stahl
According to the Hyde Genealogy in North American Families, Isaac Watrous had only one child by Elizabeth Lord and his name was Isaac. By his second wife, he had around 7 children but there was not one named Jane.
posted by Sheila Stahl
Hi Merry - Have you seen the three Miner grave entries/pictures from Alford, MA at the East Road Cemetery? There is Jane Miner, d. 14 Feb 1811, ae 93 yrs and mother of Rufus Miner; Rufus Miner d. 19 Mar 1825 ae 67 yrs and husband of Eunice Miner d. 25 Jan 1798 ae 37 yrs wife of Rufus. They are all inscribed on a tall monument. It looks to me as if this might be Jane Watrous Miner, her son Rufus, and dau-in-law Eunice. The #s & dates add up to be Jane - if she died in 1811 as on the monument. Jane is Find A Grave Memorial# 38018146, all 3 are created by Elsie Saar. What do you think?

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