Also known as Jane Hoste. Jane was born about 1789. She passed away in 1822.
Jane Host, was charged "with stealing, in the house of G. Hoskins, at Liverpool, six silver table-spoons, five silver tea-spoons, and a plated mustard castor".[1] She was convicted on 5 March 1814 at the Lancaster assizes, and sentenced to death, commuted to transportation for life. She was transported on the Northampton in December 1814, and arrived Sydney in June 1815.
Marriage 4 December 1815 • St Johns, Parramatta, NSW, Australia: William Skinn (Prisoner, Gambier 2nd) age 34, Jane Host (Prisoner, Northampton) age 26, both of the parish, both signed, by banns by Samuel Marsden. Witnesses Henry Shannon, Eleanor Monroe marked the register with a cross.
Jane and William had children:
Death 22 March 1822 Jane Skin aged 35 years in the district of Liverpool, cause of death 'apoplectic' in burial register. Burial 24 March 1822 Liverpool. Because her death was sudden, there was an inquest. Australianroyalty has details.[2][3]
NOTE: THIS PERSON IS NOT A CHILD OF OBIADIAH IKIN AND SARAH BUTTS AND HAS BEEN UNLINKED FROM THEIR PROFILES
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