Maiden name is from son, John's DC.

Janett appears on these two Censuses with her parents:
1850/ Ohio/ Williams
(Indexed as McClareon)
James McClaren, 38y b.IRELAND, occ: Farming
Mary, 32y b.PA
Margret, 8y b.OH
William, 6y b.OH
Janette (sic), 3y b.OH

1860/ Kansas/ Johnson
(Indexed as McClary)
J McClaren (m), 48y b.IRELAND, occ: Farmer
Mary, 43y b.PA
M (f), 18y b.OH, occ: Teacher
W G (m), 16y b.OH, occ: Farmer
J (f), 13y b.OH
H (f), 5y b.OH
residence: Johnson County, Kansas Territory

She appears on the 1870, 1880, and 1900 Censuses with her husband, James.

She appears on the 1910 Census with her son, Clemmons.

Janett has one son, James William Burgess, from a previous marriage.
"William's father was Thomas Burgess, who according to family history was a teacher at Lanesfield School and is said to have died at Kansas City in the mid to late 1860's of smallpox. Further family history states that Janett and Thomas separated before William was born. William is my wife's great-grandfather."
Information in quotes is from Steve Rowe, contributor 47200225

Mrs James Finley Dead
Mrs James Finley died very suddenly at her home nine miles Northwest of Gardner, Friday morning at about 10 o'clock. She had been in her usual good health the day before and was ill but a short time before her death. The funeral services will not take place until Sunday, awaiting the arrival of a son who lives in British Columbia.
The Gardner Gazette
24 March 1911
Courtesy of Steve Rowe, contributor 47200225

Published obituary
Janet (sic) McClaren was born in Williams County, Ohio, May 5, 1847, and died at her home, seven miles Northwest of Edgerton, of heart failure March 17, 1911, aged 63 years, 10 months and 2 days.

In the year of 1857 she with her parents, one brother and two sisters drove overland to Johnson County and settled on a farm five miles Northwest of Gardner. Her father was a native of Ireland, her mother was a native of Pennsylvania and belonged to one of the early pioneer families.

In 1863 she was married to Thomas Burgess, and to their union was born one son, William James Burgess, of Spring Hill, Kansas. In October, 1866 she was married to James Finley. To their union were born eleven children, six girls and five boys; one daughter, Mary Elizabeth, died at the age of 20, and one son in infancy. Of the children only Miss Anna and Clemmons remain at home. Hattie Gottstein lives in DeSoto; John G Finley, Lawrence; Phoebe M Edmondson, Kansas City, Kansas; Sarah T Hill, Gardner, Kansas; Robert C Finley, Prince Rupert, British Columbia; Rhoda L Black, Ottawa, Kansas; and Charles A Finley, Vilas, Colorado.

In 1868 she joined the Methodist Church at Pleasant Valley and remained a faithful Christian until her death. Her best friends were found among her nearest neighbors. Her last words were: "Glory, Hallelujah! I am going to Heaven,"

She leaves to mourn her loss ten children, one sister and a host of relatives and friends.

Funeral services were held at the home Sunday, March 26, after which interment was made in the Gardner Cemetery.
The Edgerton Journal
31 March 1911
My thanks to Steve Rowe, contributor 47200225
for this obituary (20 April 2023)