Jordan Marchant was born around 1770
He married Mrs. Fanny Shepherd on 27 July 1797 at Great Bridge,she was the widow of Amos E. Shepherd
Norfolk gazette and Publick Ledger Monday, November 11, 1811
Died- On Wednesday, Mr. Jordan Marchant, a citizen of Norfolk and a Justice of the Peace for Norfolk County, murdered while on his way home from the Race. (p. 2, c. 3)
New York Weekly Museum November 23, 1811
Marchant, Jordan, an inhabitant of this borough and Magistrate of Norfolk Co., was murdered on the draw bridge, and his body thrown into the river, on Wednesday last. The murderer is unknown. He left a wife and four children.
He married Mrs. Fanny Shepherd on 27 July 1797 at Great Bridge,she was the widow of Amos E. Shepherd
Norfolk gazette and Publick Ledger Monday, November 11, 1811
Died- On Wednesday, Mr. Jordan Marchant, a citizen of Norfolk and a Justice of the Peace for Norfolk County, murdered while on his way home from the Race. (p. 2, c. 3)
New York Weekly Museum November 23, 1811
Marchant, Jordan, an inhabitant of this borough and Magistrate of Norfolk Co., was murdered on the draw bridge, and his body thrown into the river, on Wednesday last. The murderer is unknown. He left a wife and four children.
Jordan Marchant was born around 1770
He married Mrs. Fanny Shepherd on 27 July 1797 at Great Bridge,she was the widow of Amos E. Shepherd
Norfolk gazette and Publick Ledger Monday, November 11, 1811
Died- On Wednesday, Mr. Jordan Marchant, a citizen of Norfolk and a Justice of the Peace for Norfolk County, murdered while on his way home from the Race. (p. 2, c. 3)
New York Weekly Museum November 23, 1811
Marchant, Jordan, an inhabitant of this borough and Magistrate of Norfolk Co., was murdered on the draw bridge, and his body thrown into the river, on Wednesday last. The murderer is unknown. He left a wife and four children.
He married Mrs. Fanny Shepherd on 27 July 1797 at Great Bridge,she was the widow of Amos E. Shepherd
Norfolk gazette and Publick Ledger Monday, November 11, 1811
Died- On Wednesday, Mr. Jordan Marchant, a citizen of Norfolk and a Justice of the Peace for Norfolk County, murdered while on his way home from the Race. (p. 2, c. 3)
New York Weekly Museum November 23, 1811
Marchant, Jordan, an inhabitant of this borough and Magistrate of Norfolk Co., was murdered on the draw bridge, and his body thrown into the river, on Wednesday last. The murderer is unknown. He left a wife and four children.
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