Marguerite Jenne died between 1703 and 1708. She was baptized 1 Jan 1703, at The Hague, Netherlands. Marguerite's Uncle, Francois (brother to Matthieu) and an unidentified lady, Alida Rossette, were witness to Marguerite's baptism.
On the 1707-1708 census record, taken at St. Christopher's Island, Marguerite is not listed as a child of Matthieu. This census did list “All and Singular the White Men, Women and Children…”. It is therefore believed that Marguerite died between 1703 and 1708.
On the 1707-1708 census record, taken at St. Christopher's Island, Marguerite is not listed as a child of Matthieu. This census did list “All and Singular the White Men, Women and Children…”. It is therefore believed that Marguerite died between 1703 and 1708.
Marguerite Jenne died between 1703 and 1708. She was baptized 1 Jan 1703, at The Hague, Netherlands. Marguerite's Uncle, Francois (brother to Matthieu) and an unidentified lady, Alida Rossette, were witness to Marguerite's baptism.
On the 1707-1708 census record, taken at St. Christopher's Island, Marguerite is not listed as a child of Matthieu. This census did list “All and Singular the White Men, Women and Children…”. It is therefore believed that Marguerite died between 1703 and 1708.
On the 1707-1708 census record, taken at St. Christopher's Island, Marguerite is not listed as a child of Matthieu. This census did list “All and Singular the White Men, Women and Children…”. It is therefore believed that Marguerite died between 1703 and 1708.
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