Rev, Bishop Edmund Storer Janes was the son of Benjamin Lines and Sally (Wood) Janes. He was the twin brother of Rev. Edwin L. Janes. He was the husband of Charlotte (Thibou) Janes. They were married May 1835 and she died August 13, 1876. He was a minister in the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was elected Bishop June 7, 1844.
Letter Written To Charlotte On The Death Of His Father
April 14, 1854
"I reached here about two o'clock this afternoon. Our dear father closed his earthly existence at four o'clock this morning. His end was peace. He was a very affectionate father. His love for his children was more than common. I feel thankful I had the means and the disposition to supply his temporal wants in his old age. He will be buried by the side of our dear mother. They will sleep in Jesus until the resurrection morning. I hope to see them again, and to share with them eternal life."
US CENSUS
September 11, 1860
Bernards Twp., Somerset Co., NJ
Post Office: Warrenville
JANES
Edmund S., age 52, b1808 MASS, Meth Epis clergy
Charlotte age 51, b1803 NJ
Sarah E., age 19, b1841 NY
Matilda F., age 12, b1848 NY
Mary Pinkham age 23, b1837 CT, domestic
Matilda Sentis age 15, b1845 NY, seamstress
Rev. Bishop Matthew Simpson
Cyclopaedia of Methodism: embracing sketches of its rise, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices--c1878, Pgs. 493-494
Letter Written To Charlotte On The Death Of His Father
April 14, 1854
"I reached here about two o'clock this afternoon. Our dear father closed his earthly existence at four o'clock this morning. His end was peace. He was a very affectionate father. His love for his children was more than common. I feel thankful I had the means and the disposition to supply his temporal wants in his old age. He will be buried by the side of our dear mother. They will sleep in Jesus until the resurrection morning. I hope to see them again, and to share with them eternal life."
US CENSUS
September 11, 1860
Bernards Twp., Somerset Co., NJ
Post Office: Warrenville
JANES
Edmund S., age 52, b1808 MASS, Meth Epis clergy
Charlotte age 51, b1803 NJ
Sarah E., age 19, b1841 NY
Matilda F., age 12, b1848 NY
Mary Pinkham age 23, b1837 CT, domestic
Matilda Sentis age 15, b1845 NY, seamstress
Rev. Bishop Matthew Simpson
Cyclopaedia of Methodism: embracing sketches of its rise, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices--c1878, Pgs. 493-494
Rev, Bishop Edmund Storer Janes was the son of Benjamin Lines and Sally (Wood) Janes. He was the twin brother of Rev. Edwin L. Janes. He was the husband of Charlotte (Thibou) Janes. They were married May 1835 and she died August 13, 1876. He was a minister in the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was elected Bishop June 7, 1844.
Letter Written To Charlotte On The Death Of His Father
April 14, 1854
"I reached here about two o'clock this afternoon. Our dear father closed his earthly existence at four o'clock this morning. His end was peace. He was a very affectionate father. His love for his children was more than common. I feel thankful I had the means and the disposition to supply his temporal wants in his old age. He will be buried by the side of our dear mother. They will sleep in Jesus until the resurrection morning. I hope to see them again, and to share with them eternal life."
US CENSUS
September 11, 1860
Bernards Twp., Somerset Co., NJ
Post Office: Warrenville
JANES
Edmund S., age 52, b1808 MASS, Meth Epis clergy
Charlotte age 51, b1803 NJ
Sarah E., age 19, b1841 NY
Matilda F., age 12, b1848 NY
Mary Pinkham age 23, b1837 CT, domestic
Matilda Sentis age 15, b1845 NY, seamstress
Rev. Bishop Matthew Simpson
Cyclopaedia of Methodism: embracing sketches of its rise, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices--c1878, Pgs. 493-494
Letter Written To Charlotte On The Death Of His Father
April 14, 1854
"I reached here about two o'clock this afternoon. Our dear father closed his earthly existence at four o'clock this morning. His end was peace. He was a very affectionate father. His love for his children was more than common. I feel thankful I had the means and the disposition to supply his temporal wants in his old age. He will be buried by the side of our dear mother. They will sleep in Jesus until the resurrection morning. I hope to see them again, and to share with them eternal life."
US CENSUS
September 11, 1860
Bernards Twp., Somerset Co., NJ
Post Office: Warrenville
JANES
Edmund S., age 52, b1808 MASS, Meth Epis clergy
Charlotte age 51, b1803 NJ
Sarah E., age 19, b1841 NY
Matilda F., age 12, b1848 NY
Mary Pinkham age 23, b1837 CT, domestic
Matilda Sentis age 15, b1845 NY, seamstress
Rev. Bishop Matthew Simpson
Cyclopaedia of Methodism: embracing sketches of its rise, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices--c1878, Pgs. 493-494
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