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Jane Stroud Bush

Birth
Stroudsburg, Monroe County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
10 Dec 1842 (aged 76–77)
Delavan, Walworth County, Wisconsin, USA
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Delavan, Walworth County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
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Jane (STROUD) BUSH (1765-1842), daughter of Col. Jacob STROUD, Revolutionary Soldier, died 10 Dec. 1842 at Delavan, Walworth Co., Wisconsin, and is buried there. She married, John BUSH, son of John and Sarah (RICHARDS) BUSH. John BUSH died at Lansing, New York, 15 Aug. 1832.
Jane's sister, Rachel (STROUD) REES (1774-1854), died at Delavan, Wisconsin, 25 April 1854, and is buried there. Rachel STROUD married at Stroudsburg, Penna, 4 Oct. 1792, to Samuel REES (son of Samuel REES and grandson of Evan REES), born 20 Sept. 1760, and died, 16 Feb. 1844, near Stroudsburg.

The two widowed sisters, Rachel (STROUD) REES and Jane (STROUD) BUSH, are found in sparcely populated Wisconsin Territory, prior to 1842, but following their husbands' death. It is likely that they were in the company of grown children. It is interesting to note that these cousins of Isaac DECOURSEY died less than 30 miles from Watertown, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin where Isaac DECOURSEY settled in 1837. Isaac DeCoursey's father, Peter DECOURSEY (aka Peter Corsa), had served under their father, Col. Jacob STROUD, during the American Revolution. Isaac DECOURSEY and the STROUD sisters were related through the DEPUY line.

See: Robert Brown Keller, HISTORY OF MONROE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA (1927), pp.58-71; Floyd G. Hoenstine, THE 1955 YEAR BOOK of the PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (1956), p.576; Pennsylvania Society S.A.R. #2223.

Contributed by William L. DeCoursey
Jane (STROUD) BUSH (1765-1842), daughter of Col. Jacob STROUD, Revolutionary Soldier, died 10 Dec. 1842 at Delavan, Walworth Co., Wisconsin, and is buried there. She married, John BUSH, son of John and Sarah (RICHARDS) BUSH. John BUSH died at Lansing, New York, 15 Aug. 1832.
Jane's sister, Rachel (STROUD) REES (1774-1854), died at Delavan, Wisconsin, 25 April 1854, and is buried there. Rachel STROUD married at Stroudsburg, Penna, 4 Oct. 1792, to Samuel REES (son of Samuel REES and grandson of Evan REES), born 20 Sept. 1760, and died, 16 Feb. 1844, near Stroudsburg.

The two widowed sisters, Rachel (STROUD) REES and Jane (STROUD) BUSH, are found in sparcely populated Wisconsin Territory, prior to 1842, but following their husbands' death. It is likely that they were in the company of grown children. It is interesting to note that these cousins of Isaac DECOURSEY died less than 30 miles from Watertown, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin where Isaac DECOURSEY settled in 1837. Isaac DeCoursey's father, Peter DECOURSEY (aka Peter Corsa), had served under their father, Col. Jacob STROUD, during the American Revolution. Isaac DECOURSEY and the STROUD sisters were related through the DEPUY line.

See: Robert Brown Keller, HISTORY OF MONROE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA (1927), pp.58-71; Floyd G. Hoenstine, THE 1955 YEAR BOOK of the PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (1956), p.576; Pennsylvania Society S.A.R. #2223.

Contributed by William L. DeCoursey

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