Jane Fair, daughter of William Fair and the former Miss Elizabeth Ann Young, was born in Prosperity, South Carolina on the 6th day of May 1792. Her parents were charter members of Prosperity A.R.P. Church.
It was here at the A.R.P. church that Jane met her future husband, James McQuerns, son of Samuel and Elizabeth McQuerns; originally from Ireland. On May 19th 1815, Jane and James were married; moving shortly after to Cedar Springs in Abbeville, County. Over the next few years, they had three children.
Sadly, Jane and James both died on Wednesday, August 29th 1821; leaving three minor children to be raised by their grandparents. Jane & James McQuerns are buried in the churhyard cemetery at Cedar Springs, South Carolina.
It was here at the A.R.P. church that Jane met her future husband, James McQuerns, son of Samuel and Elizabeth McQuerns; originally from Ireland. On May 19th 1815, Jane and James were married; moving shortly after to Cedar Springs in Abbeville, County. Over the next few years, they had three children.
Sadly, Jane and James both died on Wednesday, August 29th 1821; leaving three minor children to be raised by their grandparents. Jane & James McQuerns are buried in the churhyard cemetery at Cedar Springs, South Carolina.
Jane Fair, daughter of William Fair and the former Miss Elizabeth Ann Young, was born in Prosperity, South Carolina on the 6th day of May 1792. Her parents were charter members of Prosperity A.R.P. Church.
It was here at the A.R.P. church that Jane met her future husband, James McQuerns, son of Samuel and Elizabeth McQuerns; originally from Ireland. On May 19th 1815, Jane and James were married; moving shortly after to Cedar Springs in Abbeville, County. Over the next few years, they had three children.
Sadly, Jane and James both died on Wednesday, August 29th 1821; leaving three minor children to be raised by their grandparents. Jane & James McQuerns are buried in the churhyard cemetery at Cedar Springs, South Carolina.
It was here at the A.R.P. church that Jane met her future husband, James McQuerns, son of Samuel and Elizabeth McQuerns; originally from Ireland. On May 19th 1815, Jane and James were married; moving shortly after to Cedar Springs in Abbeville, County. Over the next few years, they had three children.
Sadly, Jane and James both died on Wednesday, August 29th 1821; leaving three minor children to be raised by their grandparents. Jane & James McQuerns are buried in the churhyard cemetery at Cedar Springs, South Carolina.
Inscription
SACRED
To the memory
of
JAMES & JANE McQUERNS,
Who both departed this life
August 29th 1821
Mr. McQUERNS in the 32nd
and Mrs McQUERNS in the
29th Years of their ages.
They lived happy in the
sacred bond of Matrimony,
for the term of five Years
and eight Months,
and has left 3 minor female
children to lament
their irreparable loss.
"Remember man what you do see,
As you are now, so once were we,
As we are now, so you must be,
Prepare ye for eternity."
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