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Personal data Mary Mary Jane Jane Hutchinson 

• She was born on January 22, 1792 in Pleasant Valley, Saint Marys, York, New Brunswick, Canada.
• (MARR) on May 17, 1810 in London, Ontario, Canada.
• She died on April 16, 1868 in Delhi, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada, she was 76 years old.
• She is buried in Delhi Cemetery, Windham, Norfolk, Ontario.
• A child of William Hutchison and Catherine Lewis

Household of Mary Mary Jane Jane Hutchinson

She is married to Frederick Sovereign,.

They got married about 1839 at Ontario, Canada.

Child(ren):

1. William Lewis Sovereign  1811-1892 
2. Catherine Ann Sovereign  ± 1813-????
3. Alexander Sovereen (born Sovereign)  1814-1907 
4. Jacob Sovereign  1816-1909

Notes about Mary Mary Jane Jane Hutchinson

Mary Jane Hutchison was born 22 January 1792, the daughter of William and Catherine (Lewis) Hutchison. According to the Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement book, Her gravestone says she died 16 April 1868 at age 76 years, 2 months and 25 days. The William Hutchison family resided in Kings County, New Brunswick at the time of the birth.he London District on the north shore of Lake Erie in about 1801, and William Hutchson was granted 12,000 acres in Walsingham. Sovereen, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Pickle) Sovereen. The marriage entry in the list of "Early London District Marriages" says:ary Jane Hutchison of Walsingham, spinster, by Thomas Welch JP. Witnesses-John Backhouse, Cornelius Dedrick, James Hutchison, John Backhouse and Ephraim C. Mitchell."on) Sovereen had four children born between 1811 and 1817, all born in Norfolk County, Ontario.lk County, Canada West. The household included:, age 61, female.r, born in USA, Baptist religion, age 75, male, marriedseries of historical sketches, genealogies and essays which tell the story of pioneer life in the early days of Long Point Settlement in Norfolk County, Ontario, and depict the character and life work of the first cabin-builders. The sketch for William Hutchison, is on Pages 207-210, titled "A Jolly Pioneer." The paragraph about Mary Jane (Hutchison) Sovereen says: daughter of William, married Frederick Sovereign, the founder of Fredericksburg. Her children are enumerated in the Sovereign genealogy. This old pioneer mother was known far and wide as "Aunt Jane Sovereign,' and was noted for her generous hospitality and her quaint, off-hand manner of speech. She was an indefatigable worker, and found rest in busy activity; and to sit still for any length of time was misery to her. She was a regular attendant at church, and to sit in a pew for a solid hour and keep awake until the old-fashioned "fourthly" had dragged out its weary length, was a cross that she was not always able to bear. On one occasion during a "protracted meetin'" the sermon had been unusually long, and when the "conference" exercises began "Aunt Jane" stood up, but said nothing. The kind-hearted pastor, divining that some great trouble was weighing upon her mind, called her by name and offered words of encouragement. "Oh!" exclaimed "Aunt Jane," as she looked up with arms akimbo, "I've just stood up to rest my hips abit." As these lines are being written an old familiar scene presents itself. In my mind's eye I see the old fire-place aglow once more with its flickering flame. In it I see the old crane, and once again I hear the sputtering of the old iron teakettle. In front stands the bent form of a dear old familiar figure. With arms akimbo, she looks into the glowing coals for a moment while the ashes from the inverted bowl of her clay pipe drops upon the old hearth. For a brief moment I turn aside to catch a glimpse of some other passing scene, and when I look again, behold, all is changed! Was it only a phantom? Verily so. The old chimney is dark, damp and musty; the old hearth has caved in and the old crane lies buried in the dust. The old tea-kettle has yielded up its form and the elements of which it was composed have been incorporated into other and newer forms, and in the village cemetery I see a granite column whereon is engraved these lines: "Mary Jane, wife of Frederick Sovereign, died April 16th, 1868, aged 76 years, 2 months and 25 days."

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