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Jane Jackson

Birth1647 - Fare, Donegal, Ireland
Death1744 - Not Available
MotherWilliam Jackson
FatherWilliam Jackson

Born in Fare, Donegal, Ireland on 1647 to William Jackson and William Jackson. Jane Jackson married Henry Ray (Wray) and had 12 children. She passed away on 1744.

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Parents
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William Jackson
1614 - Unknown
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William Jackson
1618 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Henry Ray (Wray)
1650 - 1737
Children Show all
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Jackson Wray
1715 - 1793
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William Henry Wray
1710 - 1754
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Rose Wray
1670 - Unknown
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Dorothy Wray
1684 - Unknown
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Sampson Wray
1708 - 1742
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John Wray
1717 - 1754
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Jane Wray
1672 - Unknown
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Anna Maria Wray
1713 - Unknown
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Angel Wray
1678 - 1789
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Rose Mcneill
1665 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wray
1680 - Unknown
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Catherine Wray
1726 - 1790

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