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Jane Hanlin

Birth1821 - Old Luce, Wigtownshire
Death12 APR 1898 - Saint Martins, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherElizabeth Unkown
FatherSamuel Hanlin

Born in Old Luce, Wigtownshire on 1821 to Samuel Hanlin and Elizabeth Unkown. Jane Hanlin married James McEwen and had 13 children. She passed away on 12 APR 1898 in Saint Martins, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Samuel Hanlin
1788 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Unkown
1794 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Mcewen
1818 - 1899
Children Show all
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Esther Elizabeth Mcewen
1862 - 1951
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John Gamble Mcewen
1847 - 1924
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Charles A Mcewen
1853 - 1919
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Henry I Mcewin
1849 - Unknown
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George William Mcewen
1844 - 1931
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Oliver Mcewen
1854 - 1918
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John Mcewin
1838 - Unknown
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George Mcewin
1836 - Unknown
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John Mcewan
1860 - Unknown
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Chareles Mcewin
1842 - Unknown
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Oliver Mcewin
1844 - Unknown
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Edward Mcewan
1847 - Unknown
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Rosan Mcewan
1856 - Unknown

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