Amos Alexander Jayne was the Son of Judge Brewster Helme Jayne & Juliet Tims. He married Sallie Teetz-Garner and had three boys:
James "Elexander" Jayne
Joseph "Joe" Jayne
Robert Lee Jayne Sr.
At the age of three, he was wounded by an arrow through the arm, This same Indian attach inwhich he was wounded, his father was killed and his 1/2 brother was kidnapped and never seen again. Amos' arm became withered and remained that way throughout his life.
Amos was probably best known for being one of the first real estate agents in Limestone County, Texas.
He died in Port Lavaco while visiting his sister Caroline.
James "Elexander" Jayne
Joseph "Joe" Jayne
Robert Lee Jayne Sr.
At the age of three, he was wounded by an arrow through the arm, This same Indian attach inwhich he was wounded, his father was killed and his 1/2 brother was kidnapped and never seen again. Amos' arm became withered and remained that way throughout his life.
Amos was probably best known for being one of the first real estate agents in Limestone County, Texas.
He died in Port Lavaco while visiting his sister Caroline.
Amos Alexander Jayne was the Son of Judge Brewster Helme Jayne & Juliet Tims. He married Sallie Teetz-Garner and had three boys:
James "Elexander" Jayne
Joseph "Joe" Jayne
Robert Lee Jayne Sr.
At the age of three, he was wounded by an arrow through the arm, This same Indian attach inwhich he was wounded, his father was killed and his 1/2 brother was kidnapped and never seen again. Amos' arm became withered and remained that way throughout his life.
Amos was probably best known for being one of the first real estate agents in Limestone County, Texas.
He died in Port Lavaco while visiting his sister Caroline.
James "Elexander" Jayne
Joseph "Joe" Jayne
Robert Lee Jayne Sr.
At the age of three, he was wounded by an arrow through the arm, This same Indian attach inwhich he was wounded, his father was killed and his 1/2 brother was kidnapped and never seen again. Amos' arm became withered and remained that way throughout his life.
Amos was probably best known for being one of the first real estate agents in Limestone County, Texas.
He died in Port Lavaco while visiting his sister Caroline.
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