Difference between revisions of "Hezekiah & Caroline Janes"
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Hezekiah Janes was a teetotaller and a non-smoker, he was a quiet, good-living man and a Churchman though with strong evangelical leanings for he was on very friendly terms with the Chapel people and the Sunday School Anniversary was always held in his field. | Hezekiah Janes was a teetotaller and a non-smoker, he was a quiet, good-living man and a Churchman though with strong evangelical leanings for he was on very friendly terms with the Chapel people and the Sunday School Anniversary was always held in his field. | ||
| − | He was a great admirer of the work of | + | He was a great admirer of the work of the Salvation Army and would often walk of a Sunday evening, to High Wycombe just to listen to the band and the open-air service. |
Hezekiah married Caroline Adams, a local girl of some spirit for she had been a ship's cook before her marriage and had also worked as a cook in America. Together they lie in St John' churchyard near the south doorway, and the gravestone clearly records his death in 1938 at the age of 78. | Hezekiah married Caroline Adams, a local girl of some spirit for she had been a ship's cook before her marriage and had also worked as a cook in America. Together they lie in St John' churchyard near the south doorway, and the gravestone clearly records his death in 1938 at the age of 78. | ||
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Hezekiah Janes born 1860 was the son of Henry & Mary Janes
Caroline Adams born 1863 was the daughter of Reuben & Sarah Adams of Saunderton
Hezekiah and Caroline married in 1903 They lived at The Bakery Farm, Main Road. Lacey Green.
Henry and Caroline had one child as follows :-
Sidney Henry Janes born 1904 married Florence May Saunders in 1927. click Sidney & Florence Janes for their life story
Miles Marshall reported that Florence Janes, when a widow had told him the following :-
Hezekiah Janes was a teetotaller and a non-smoker, he was a quiet, good-living man and a Churchman though with strong evangelical leanings for he was on very friendly terms with the Chapel people and the Sunday School Anniversary was always held in his field.
He was a great admirer of the work of the Salvation Army and would often walk of a Sunday evening, to High Wycombe just to listen to the band and the open-air service.
Hezekiah married Caroline Adams, a local girl of some spirit for she had been a ship's cook before her marriage and had also worked as a cook in America. Together they lie in St John' churchyard near the south doorway, and the gravestone clearly records his death in 1938 at the age of 78.