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jane meadows

Birth20th March 1726 - Oadby Leicestershire England
Death1801 - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Smith
FatherWilliam Meadows

Born in Oadby Leicestershire England on 20th March 1726 to William Meadows and Elizabeth Smith. jane meadows married Obediah Levis and had 10 children. She passed away on 1801.

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Parents
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William Meadows
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Smith
Unknown - 1742
Spouse(s)
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Obediah Levis
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary Meadows
1747 - 1748
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Ann Levis
1752 - Unknown
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William Levis
1770 - Unknown
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William Levis
1749 - Unknown
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Mary Levis
1750 - Unknown
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Thomas Leavis
1766 - Unknown
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George Leavis
1763 - Unknown
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Samuel Leavis
1772 - Unknown
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Joseph Leavis
1760 - Unknown
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Catherine Leavis
1761 - Unknown

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