Life Events
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Birth | Jane Keen was born circa 1826 in Tennessee.3 |
Marriage | She married James Prock.1 |
1850 Census | James and Jane Prock appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Macon County, Tennessee, enumerated 30 Aug 1850. James was 24, a farmer owning real estate valued at $50 [this was 20-25% of the neighbors' values], and was born in Tennessee. Jane was 24 and born in Tennessee. Neither of them could read or write. With them were children Henry (7, Tennessee) and Andrew (4, Tennessee) [Note: they were at the bottom of the page and the next page was missing so there may be more children].4 |
1860 Census | James and Jane Brock [sic] appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Potosi Township, Linn County, Kansas Territory, enumerated 13 Jul 1860. James was a farmer, age 37, owned no land, has personal estate worth $80, could not read or write, and was born in Tennessee. Jane was 34 and born in Tennessee. They were enumerated next to Jane's sister Nancy Cormack and her family. The Prock children were Henry (16), Andrew (14), Nancy (12), all born in Tennessee and attending school, then Rebecca (7, Illinois) and John (1, Kansas Territory).3 |
Note. | Jane Prock applied for the civil war pension for her son Henry Prock of Company E Kansas Cavalry. He died of pneumonia while on furlough, 14 April 1862.5,6 |
Marriage | Jane married John B Hageman on 5 Nov 1866 in Linn County, Kansas. They were married by Rev Timothy Muse.7 |
1870 Census | Jane Prock [sic] appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Potosi Township, Linn County, Kansas, enumerated 29 Jun 1870. She was 43, Keeping house, and born in Tennessee. With her were John G (11, Kansas) and Emily (8, Kansas) and they were in the household of [her brother-in-law] Samuel Carmack.8 |
Marriage | Jane married Samuel Carmack on 8 Jul 1871 in Linn County, Kansas. They were married by Rev Timothy Muse. Samuel was 47 and Jane 42. [Samuel was the widower of Jane's sister Nancy and he had six children]7 |
(Mentioned) Probate | Jane was mentioned as an heir in the probate file of her father John Keen's estate in Apr 1877 as "Jane formerly Prock, if still living."1 |
1880 Census | Jane Carmack appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of El Paso County, Colorado, enumerated 28 Jun 1880. She was 49, a widow, housekeeper, born in Tennessee, parents born in Tennessee. With her were her children John Prock (21, farmer, born Kansas) and Emily (17, born Kansas).9 |
Marriage | Mrs Jane (Keene) Carmack married Samuel Brown on 14 Mar 1891 in Douglas County, Colorado. They were married by J.P. John Calhoun.10 |
1900 Census | Samuel and Jane Brown appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Spring Valley, Douglas County, Colorado, enumerated 7 Jun 1900. Samuel was age 67, born in Sept 1832 in Kentucky, father born in England, mother in Kentucky. He was a farmer who owned his farm free. Jane was 67, born in January 1833 in Tennessee, and had been married 42 years [sic]. Her father was born in Virginia and her mother in North Caroline. She was the mother of 7 children, of whom 2 were still living. Jane could read but not write. With them was grandson James C Prock, age 14 and born in Colorado, father born in Kansas, mother North Carolina.11 |
1910 Census | Samuel and Jane Brown appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Monument, El Paso County, Colorado, enumerated 25 Apr 1910. Samuel was 77, born in Kentucky, and was a stock raiser working on his own account, and owned his farm free. Jane was 79, the mother of 3 children [sic], 2 still living, was born in Tennessee, and her parents born in Tennessee. It was the second marriage for both and they had been married 14 [sic] years With them was Samuel's brother Melvin and a boarder.12 |
Death | Jane died in 1913.13 |
Burial | Jane and her husband Samuel Brown were buried in Spring Valley Cemetery, Castle Rock, Douglas County, Colorado.14Samuel & Jane Brown gravestones Spring Valley Cemetery Castle Rock, Colorado |