Jane Leonora Eastham

Birth9 Jan 1854 - Derbyshire, South Yorkshire, Yorkshire - West Riding, United Kingdom

Death16 Aug 1926 - Oakley, Cassia County, Idaho, United States of America

MotherJane Huntington Eastham

FatherJohn Eastham

Born in Derbyshire, South Yorkshire, Yorkshire - West Riding, United Kingdom on 9 Jan 1854 to John Eastham and Jane Huntington Eastham. Jane Leonora Eastham married Hyrum Harrison Severe and had 10 children. She passed away on 16 Aug 1926 in Oakley, Cassia County, Idaho, United States of America.

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Parents

John Eastham
1820 - 1893

Jane Huntington Eastham
1817 - 1889

Spouse(s)

Hyrum Harrison Severe
1852 - 1929

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Dorcas Jeanette Severe
1879 - 1948

Jane Leonora Severe
1873 - 1931

John Gilman Severe
1872 - 1929

Lyman Carlos Severe
1882 - 1942

Joseph William Severe
1880 - 1954

George Henry Severe
1877 - 1948

Hyrum Harrison Severe
1871 - 1897

Emma Louisa Severe
1885 - 1968

James Raymond Severe
1876 - 1900

Mary Althera Severe
1892 - 1896

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