According to the History of Newbury, VT
"In 1860 Dr Jewett and wife brought to America a little Armenian girl, know here as Deruhe Jewett, who lived in the family of Dea. Keyes a number of years. She became proficient in music and taught successfully. She died young and was buried at St. Johnsbury."
age 26, died in Massachusetts. Rev. Fayette and Mary Jewett are listed as parents on both the Massachusetts and Vermont death record.
Burial location taken from Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954.
"In 1860 Dr Jewett and wife brought to America a little Armenian girl, know here as Deruhe Jewett, who lived in the family of Dea. Keyes a number of years. She became proficient in music and taught successfully. She died young and was buried at St. Johnsbury."
age 26, died in Massachusetts. Rev. Fayette and Mary Jewett are listed as parents on both the Massachusetts and Vermont death record.
Burial location taken from Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954.
According to the History of Newbury, VT
"In 1860 Dr Jewett and wife brought to America a little Armenian girl, know here as Deruhe Jewett, who lived in the family of Dea. Keyes a number of years. She became proficient in music and taught successfully. She died young and was buried at St. Johnsbury."
age 26, died in Massachusetts. Rev. Fayette and Mary Jewett are listed as parents on both the Massachusetts and Vermont death record.
Burial location taken from Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954.
"In 1860 Dr Jewett and wife brought to America a little Armenian girl, know here as Deruhe Jewett, who lived in the family of Dea. Keyes a number of years. She became proficient in music and taught successfully. She died young and was buried at St. Johnsbury."
age 26, died in Massachusetts. Rev. Fayette and Mary Jewett are listed as parents on both the Massachusetts and Vermont death record.
Burial location taken from Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954.
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