The Weald - People history and genealogy

Headstone

Beneath in hope of the Resurrection to Eternal Life,
rest the remains of William JENNER of this Town,
who died November 7th 1807 aged 42 years.
Also of Ann, his wife,
who died January 6th 1835 aged 74 years.
They left issue surviving 2 daughters Ann and Mary,
who have dedicated this stone as a tribute of filial affection.
Happy are they whose Christian Course is run
Their flesh beneath the ground may soon decay
Yet die they not. The Crown of Life is won,
And their glad spirits rise to endless day.

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The ancestral pedigree of Ann Jenner [Markquick]

William Jenner

m: 2^nd Aug 1790 St Dunstan's Church, Cranbrook, Kent

Ann Markquick

b: 1763 Cranbrook, Kent
ch: 17^th May 1763 St Dunstan's Church
d: 7^th Nov 1807 Cranbrook, Kent
bur: After 7^th Nov 1807 St Dunstan's Church, Cranbrook, Kent

b: 1761
d: 6^th Jan 1835 Cranbrook, Kent
bur: After 6^th Jan 1835 St Dunstan's Church, Cranbrook, Kent

Ann

Mary

b: 1792 Cranbrook, Kent
ch: 24^th Jun 1792 St Dunstan's Church

b: 1798 Cranbrook, Kent
ch: 28^th Dec 1798 St Dunstan's Church

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