Jeremiah was the son of James Thornton Dean and his first wife, Susannah Harness. Susannah died from influenza when Jeremiah was small.
According to the book, The Dean Mountain Story, by Gloria Dean (Appalachian Trail Club, 1982)* Jeremiah left Dean Mountain, at the age of 17, and settled in the area of Swift Run Gap, near Stanardsville, in Greene County Va., and married Lucretia Haney. They had 10 children together and Jeremiah died at 47 years of age. He was apparently buried at the family home at Swift Run Gap. *However, it should be noted that many of the details in this book in regards to James Dean's first family are either incorrect or fiction.
The children of Lucretia Haney and Jeremiah M. Deane, Sr., were:
Nancy C (Knight, Donovan) 1841 – 1872
James William 1842 – 1900
Elizabeth Agnes (Shiflett) 1849 –
Matthew 1851 –
Sarah (Offield) 1853 –
Lucindy "Sandi" (Breeden, Donovan) 1854 – 1900
Jeremiah M., Jr. 1856 – 1901
Loucetta S (Knight) 1859 – 1939
Martha J 1860 –
Andrew Jackson 1861 – 1933
According to the book, The Dean Mountain Story, by Gloria Dean (Appalachian Trail Club, 1982)* Jeremiah left Dean Mountain, at the age of 17, and settled in the area of Swift Run Gap, near Stanardsville, in Greene County Va., and married Lucretia Haney. They had 10 children together and Jeremiah died at 47 years of age. He was apparently buried at the family home at Swift Run Gap. *However, it should be noted that many of the details in this book in regards to James Dean's first family are either incorrect or fiction.
The children of Lucretia Haney and Jeremiah M. Deane, Sr., were:
Nancy C (Knight, Donovan) 1841 – 1872
James William 1842 – 1900
Elizabeth Agnes (Shiflett) 1849 –
Matthew 1851 –
Sarah (Offield) 1853 –
Lucindy "Sandi" (Breeden, Donovan) 1854 – 1900
Jeremiah M., Jr. 1856 – 1901
Loucetta S (Knight) 1859 – 1939
Martha J 1860 –
Andrew Jackson 1861 – 1933
Jeremiah was the son of James Thornton Dean and his first wife, Susannah Harness. Susannah died from influenza when Jeremiah was small.
According to the book, The Dean Mountain Story, by Gloria Dean (Appalachian Trail Club, 1982)* Jeremiah left Dean Mountain, at the age of 17, and settled in the area of Swift Run Gap, near Stanardsville, in Greene County Va., and married Lucretia Haney. They had 10 children together and Jeremiah died at 47 years of age. He was apparently buried at the family home at Swift Run Gap. *However, it should be noted that many of the details in this book in regards to James Dean's first family are either incorrect or fiction.
The children of Lucretia Haney and Jeremiah M. Deane, Sr., were:
Nancy C (Knight, Donovan) 1841 – 1872
James William 1842 – 1900
Elizabeth Agnes (Shiflett) 1849 –
Matthew 1851 –
Sarah (Offield) 1853 –
Lucindy "Sandi" (Breeden, Donovan) 1854 – 1900
Jeremiah M., Jr. 1856 – 1901
Loucetta S (Knight) 1859 – 1939
Martha J 1860 –
Andrew Jackson 1861 – 1933
According to the book, The Dean Mountain Story, by Gloria Dean (Appalachian Trail Club, 1982)* Jeremiah left Dean Mountain, at the age of 17, and settled in the area of Swift Run Gap, near Stanardsville, in Greene County Va., and married Lucretia Haney. They had 10 children together and Jeremiah died at 47 years of age. He was apparently buried at the family home at Swift Run Gap. *However, it should be noted that many of the details in this book in regards to James Dean's first family are either incorrect or fiction.
The children of Lucretia Haney and Jeremiah M. Deane, Sr., were:
Nancy C (Knight, Donovan) 1841 – 1872
James William 1842 – 1900
Elizabeth Agnes (Shiflett) 1849 –
Matthew 1851 –
Sarah (Offield) 1853 –
Lucindy "Sandi" (Breeden, Donovan) 1854 – 1900
Jeremiah M., Jr. 1856 – 1901
Loucetta S (Knight) 1859 – 1939
Martha J 1860 –
Andrew Jackson 1861 – 1933
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