She is listed in Harry Emilius Stocker's History of the Moravian Church in New York City as a 1829 First Moravian Church parishioner living at 177 Laurens St.
She is the daughter of Daniel Banvard (born in New York City, as the first U.S. born of this surname) and Elizabeth Mead Banvard (born in Greenwich, CT, to Jesse Mead and Rachel Knapp). Jane's parents graves are not known to this writer, possibly because they may have be buried in Manhattan, and the cemetery may have been desecrated to erect buildings.
She is the daughter of Daniel Banvard (born in New York City, as the first U.S. born of this surname) and Elizabeth Mead Banvard (born in Greenwich, CT, to Jesse Mead and Rachel Knapp). Jane's parents graves are not known to this writer, possibly because they may have be buried in Manhattan, and the cemetery may have been desecrated to erect buildings.
She is listed in Harry Emilius Stocker's History of the Moravian Church in New York City as a 1829 First Moravian Church parishioner living at 177 Laurens St.
She is the daughter of Daniel Banvard (born in New York City, as the first U.S. born of this surname) and Elizabeth Mead Banvard (born in Greenwich, CT, to Jesse Mead and Rachel Knapp). Jane's parents graves are not known to this writer, possibly because they may have be buried in Manhattan, and the cemetery may have been desecrated to erect buildings.
She is the daughter of Daniel Banvard (born in New York City, as the first U.S. born of this surname) and Elizabeth Mead Banvard (born in Greenwich, CT, to Jesse Mead and Rachel Knapp). Jane's parents graves are not known to this writer, possibly because they may have be buried in Manhattan, and the cemetery may have been desecrated to erect buildings.
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possibly the illegible stone
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