JANET D0NNAN, first child of Esther, born September 27. 1818, took to school
and early in life became a member of the Covenanter Church and entered into the
neighborhood activities, she became very deaf but equally keen. She did not marry
and after the death of her father, went to live with her sister Mrs. Lewis in
Geneseo and joined the Presbyterian church there. She was very intelligent, being
a great reader her interests were wide but she never neglected her duties at home.
In 1893 she was not well and her call came September 24th, almost on her birthday,
September 27th. Interment was at Temple Hill, Cemetery, Geneseo, NY.
Silver Locks, Donnan Files
and early in life became a member of the Covenanter Church and entered into the
neighborhood activities, she became very deaf but equally keen. She did not marry
and after the death of her father, went to live with her sister Mrs. Lewis in
Geneseo and joined the Presbyterian church there. She was very intelligent, being
a great reader her interests were wide but she never neglected her duties at home.
In 1893 she was not well and her call came September 24th, almost on her birthday,
September 27th. Interment was at Temple Hill, Cemetery, Geneseo, NY.
Silver Locks, Donnan Files
JANET D0NNAN, first child of Esther, born September 27. 1818, took to school
and early in life became a member of the Covenanter Church and entered into the
neighborhood activities, she became very deaf but equally keen. She did not marry
and after the death of her father, went to live with her sister Mrs. Lewis in
Geneseo and joined the Presbyterian church there. She was very intelligent, being
a great reader her interests were wide but she never neglected her duties at home.
In 1893 she was not well and her call came September 24th, almost on her birthday,
September 27th. Interment was at Temple Hill, Cemetery, Geneseo, NY.
Silver Locks, Donnan Files
and early in life became a member of the Covenanter Church and entered into the
neighborhood activities, she became very deaf but equally keen. She did not marry
and after the death of her father, went to live with her sister Mrs. Lewis in
Geneseo and joined the Presbyterian church there. She was very intelligent, being
a great reader her interests were wide but she never neglected her duties at home.
In 1893 she was not well and her call came September 24th, almost on her birthday,
September 27th. Interment was at Temple Hill, Cemetery, Geneseo, NY.
Silver Locks, Donnan Files
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