Jane Rowley Connelley
Jane Rowley Connelley
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Jane Rowley Connelley

The youngest or among the youngest of Ann Jewell's children who crossed the plains with the handcart company. As a small child she wandered off with Thomas near a river during the journey and had to be found by a search party.

Born 1848 In 3 story arcs Discovered in source

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born 1848
1908
1855 Ann Sews On, and On age 7 · Young child · not drawn yet — draw it below

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This person is in your source From the journal
“young Thomas and Jane wander off playing their own games and find themselves at a river too deep to cross, the company far ahead, and evening coming on”
Died 1930 Worked out from the journal
“She passed away on 8 October 1930, and was buried at Inglewood.”
This person is in your source From the journal
“Chapter 13 — Jane Rowley Connelley”
This person is in your source From the journal
“Ten-year-old Thomas and eight-year-old Jane are so busy playing along the trail that the whole handcart company walks away without them.”

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1930 · Oct 10 Jane Rowley Connelley buried at Inglewood
“Buried: 10 Oct 1930, Inglewood, Los Angeles, California”
1930 · Oct 8 Jane Rowley Connelley dies Los Angeles
“She passed away on 8 October 1930, and was buried at Inglewood.”
1930 · Oct 8 Jane Rowley Connelley dies in Los Angeles
“She passed away on 8 October 1930, and was buried at Inglewood.”

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The youngest or among the youngest of Ann Jewell's children who crossed the plains with the handcart company. As a small child she wandered off with Thomas near a river during the journey and had to be found by a search party.

Life stages

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