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Jane Scott Bond 1664 – 1742 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 21 Jun 1664

Birth Location: Chipping, , Lancashire, England

Death Date: 14 May 1742

Death Location: Makefield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA

Father: Thomas Bond

Mother: Anne Parker

Spouse(s): John Whitacre

Children(s): Robert Whitaker, Ann Scott, Sarah Scott, John Scott, Thomas Scott, Henry Scott, John Whitacre, Robert Whitacre, Jane Whitacre, Joshua Whitacre

Jane Scott Bond was born in 1664 in Chipping, , Lancashire, England, the child of Thomas Bond and Anne Parker. Jane Scott Bond later married John Whitacre, and together they raised children including Robert Whitaker, Ann Scott, Sarah Scott, John Scott, Thomas Scott, Henry Scott, John Whitacre, Robert Whitacre, Jane Whitacre and Joshua Whitacre. In 1742, Jane Scott Bond passed away in Makefield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

Thomas Bond
1630 – 2016
Birth Location: Chipping,,Lancashire,England
TB
Anne Parker
1635 – 2019
Birth Location: Forest Bowland,,Yorkshire,England
AP

Spouses(s)

John Whitacre
1678 – 1737
Birth Location: Barley,,Lancashire,England
JW

Children(s)

Robert Whitaker
1677 – 1677
Birth Location: , Lancashire, , England
RW
Ann Scott
1688 – 1741
Birth Location: Sawley, Yorkshire, , England
AS
Sarah Scott
1690 – 1776
Birth Location: Sawley, Yorkshire, , England
SS
John Scott
1693 – 1769
Birth Location: Longhamroe, Yorkshire, England
JS
Thomas Scott
1695 – 1698
Birth Location: Sawley, Yorkshire, England
TS
Henry Scott
1697 –
Birth Location: Waddington, Yorkshire, England
HS
John Whitacre
1704 – 1768
Birth Location: Makefield Twp, Bucks County, PA
JW
Robert Whitacre
1706 – 1790
Birth Location: Bucks, Pennsylvania Colony
RW
Jane Whitacre
1708 –
Birth Location: Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
JW
Joshua Whitacre
1708 – 1737
Birth Location: Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA
JW

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: 21 Jun 1664
    Event Place: Chipping, , Lancashire, England
    Record Source: OneWorldTree

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: 14 May 1742
    Event Place: Makefield, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA
    Record Source: OneWorldTree
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