Jane Ellis Hesson

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Jane Ellis Hesson (Radden)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: PA
Death: May 09, 1849 (79-80)
Hesson Cemetary, Enoch Township, Noble Co., Ohio
Place of Burial: Noble, Ohio, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Hugo Radden and Agness Radden
Wife of John Hesson and James Harvey Ellis
Mother of James Hesson; Martha Lamp; Margaret Walters; Jane Lamp; Abigail Hesson and 10 others

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About Jane Ellis Hesson

Jane Radden Hesson Ellis was first married to John Hesson. Her second husband was James Ellis whom she married in Belmont County, Ohio on Oct 19, 1822. One of her sons, James Hesson, is also buried in the Hesson Family Cemetery.

Another of Jane's sons was, John Hesson. Source: "History of Gallia County" - Publ.: H. H. Hardesty & Co., Publishers, Chicago & Toledo - 1882 - Page 20 "JOHN HESSON - is a native of Belmont County, Ohio, born April 5, 1814. His parents are John and Jane (Radden) Hesson..."

The WV death record for Martha Hesson Lamp, wife of Joseph Lamp, states she was born at Juanitha River and is the daughter of John and Jane Hesen.

1800 Census, Derry Township, Mifflin County, PA lists a John Hasson. He and his wife are aged 26-45, with 1 male 0-10 and 2 females 0-10. Quite possibly John and Jane Hesson with children James, Martha & Margaret. The Juniata River flows through Mifflin County and actually comprises the southern border of Derry Township. In 1831 Juniata County was formed from part of Mifflin County.

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Jane Ellis Hesson's Timeline

1769
1769
PA
1787
November 25, 1787
Pennsylvania, United States
1797
1797
1799
1799
1801
April 24, 1801
Pennsylvania, United States
1804
1804
Washington Co., OH
1807
1807
Ohio, United States
1809
May 18, 1809
Belmont, Ohio, United States
1812
1812
Ohio, United States
1814
April 5, 1814
Belmont, Ohio, United States