Jane Everett

[Bee]

Help needed finding the birth and parentage of Jane Everett.

Jane Everett married John Spicer (1785 - 1850) in 1805 in Forncett St Mary, Norfolk, she is a spinster of the parish.
They had 7 children.
1841 census  aged 50, living in Forncett
1851 census widow aged 64 living Forncett with a married son
1861 census widow aged 73 living Finningham, Suffolk with a different married son
Jane dies in Finningham aged 74 according to the parish register and is buried in Forncett St Mary in 1861

All census give a birth place as Norfolk/Forncett St Mary, but as she was aged 50+ when she needed to give a place of birth, maybe she didn't know where she was born.

Thank you for reading and any help that may be given.

Bee

[The Yokel]

There is a marriage bond on Family Search which says that her widowed mothers name was also Jane Everett

Archdeaconry of Norfolk. Court 1804-1805, image 198-9 of 468

yokel

[Bee]

Many thanks, Yokel, I'll check that out.

Bee

[The Yokel]

Looks like there was a sister Ann who married John Rope 21 June 1802.

Possible marriage of parents Richard Everett (home parish Forncett st Mary) and Jane Potter 31 Mar 1778 at Tacolneston

[Bee]

Many thanks, Yokel

While helping a friend with their family research, the name Everett in Norfolk cropped up, so I'm trying to see if there is any link to the Jane Everett who married one of my OH's ancestors.

Thanks again for your help

Bee

[amondg]

The marriage bond has John Spicer age 21, farmer and Jane Everett 17
NRO ref ANF 12.44.99

The marriage of John Rope to Ann Everett 22 June 1802 was witnessed by Jane Everett and Thomas Everett. Forncett St Mary

Thomas Everett married Ann Hardy 6 July 1802 at Forncett St Peter witness, Richard Everett and Jane Everett.

[amondg]

A Richard Everett of Forncett St Mary left a will 1787
Norfolk Record Office ref: ANF 1787-1789 fo.67 (1787 no.47)
Hopefully he named his children.
 

[Bee]

amondg, thankyou.

I have the Spicer side of the family, now thanks to you and Yokel I can sort out the Everetts.

Bee