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Jane Grant

Birth25 May 1846 - Mortlach, Banffshire
Death19 Nov 1912 - Muir of Kinoir, Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
MotherJane Sellar
FatherWilliam Grant

Born in Mortlach, Banffshire on 25 May 1846 to William Grant and Jane Sellar. Jane Grant married James Jessiman and had 12 children. She passed away on 19 Nov 1912 in Muir of Kinoir, Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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William Grant
1817 - 1894
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Jane Sellar
1821 - 1903
Spouse(s)
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James Jessiman
1841 - 1890
Children Show all
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Margaret "Maggie" Jessiman
1877 - Unknown
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Mary A Jessiman
1878 - Unknown
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William Jessiman
1876 - 1912
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Helen Jessiman
1880 - 1916
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Jane Jessiman
1874 - 1940
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James Jessiman
1873 - 1954
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Isabella Jessiman
1881 - Unknown
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Alexander Coretto Jessiman
1888 - 1985
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George James Jessiman
1890 - 1916
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Jessie Jessiman
1883 - Unknown
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John S Jessiman
1885 - Unknown
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Robert Jessiman
1887 - Unknown

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