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Jane Conner

Birth4 Mar 1801 - Tennessee
Death16 Mar 1855 - Franklin, Miller, Missouri, United States
MotherMartha Barnard
FatherMartin Conner

Born in Tennessee on 4 Mar 1801 to Martin Conner and Martha Barnard. Jane Conner married David Wadley and had 13 children. She passed away on 16 Mar 1855 in Franklin, Miller, Missouri, United States.

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Parents
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Martin Conner
1770 - 1825
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Martha Barnard
1775 - 1830
Spouse(s)
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David Wadley
1799 - 1865
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Wadley
1826 - 1877
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Sterling H Wadley
1828 - Unknown
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Mary Lucinda Wadley
1835 - 1875
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Nancy A Wadley
1847 - 1906
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Francis S Wadley
1838 - Unknown
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Pleasant Love Wadley
1841 - 1862
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Moses Jackson Wadley
1834 - 1862
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William Wadley
1825 - Unknown
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Rachel "Rosetta" Wadley
1832 - Unknown
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Lewis Clark Wadley
1850 - Unknown
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Lucy Wadley
1838 - Unknown
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Jane Wadley
1830 - Unknown
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Lydia A Wadley
1853 - Unknown

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