Hannah Capron (Jenckes)

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Hannah Capron (Jenckes)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Pawtucket, (Present Providence County), Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, (Present USA)
Death: 1738 (47-48)
Attleboro, Bristol County, Province of Massachusetts, (Present USA)
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Maj. Nathaniel Jenckes and Hannah Jenckes (Bosworth)
Wife of Banfield Capron and Banfield Capron
Mother of Charles Capron, Jr.; Nathaniel Capron; Elizabeth Capron; Phillip Capron; Oliver Capron and 10 others
Sister of Jonathan Jenckes; Anne Chapman; Elizabeth Owen; Nathaniel Jencks and Nathaniel Jenks

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About Hannah Capron (Jenckes)

Hannah Jenks was born on 8 October 1690.1 She married Banfield Capron, Jr., son of Banfield Capron and Elizabeth Callender, circa 1710 in Bristol County, Massachusetts. Hannah Jenks died in 1738. Hannah Jenks was also known as Hannah Jenkes. She was also known as Hannah Jeanks. She was also known as Hannah Jencks.

Children of Hannah Jenks and Banfield Capron, Jr.

  • Nathaniel Capron b. 5 Apr 1711, d. 1734
  • Betsey Capron2 b. 22 Jan 1711/12, d. c 1738
  • Hannah Capron b. 23 Aug 1715, d. c 1738
  • Charles Capron+ b. Oct 1716, d. 9 May 1789
  • Philip Capron b. 1 Feb 1719, d. c 1738
  • Leah Capron+ b. 10 Mar 1721/22, d. 24 Jun 1752
  • Benjamin Capron b. 20 Jun 1724
  • Jonathan Capron b. c 1726
  • Lydia Capron b. c 1729
  • Sarah Capron+ b. 1732, d. 1774
  • Elizabeth Capron+ b. 1733, d. Jun 1798
  • Oliver Capron+ b. 1 Jul 1736, d. 1 Aug 1816

Hannah was born about 1685 in Providence Co, Rhode Island, and died 1738. Banfield was a mason and a weaver. Banfield and Hannah settled Cumberland, in what was at that time Massachusetts. The town was later made part of Rhode Island in a 1746 borders settlement. Hannah and six children died in a 1738 epidemic. Banfield and Hannah had twelve children (first cousins to us), most of them unknown:

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Hannah Capron (Jenckes)'s Timeline

1690
October 8, 1690
Pawtucket, (Present Providence County), Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, (Present USA)
1711
April 5, 1711
Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
April 5, 1711
Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
1712
January 22, 1712
Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
1713
January 22, 1713
Attleborough, Bristol County, Massachusetts
January 22, 1713
Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
1716
October 1716
Bellingham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
1720
February 1, 1720
Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
February 1, 1720
Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island, USA