Jane Elizabeth Byfield-Hall was born on October 8th, 1936 in Bonny Gate District, Preston Land Jamaica West Indies, to the late Julia Ferguson-Byfield and Philatus Byfield.
Jane is the youngest of 12 siblings all of whom predeceased her. Jane attended Preston School and later apprenticed with Miss Flora, a prominent dressmaker in her district. Jane told stories of paying Miss Flora thrupance for her sewing classes money she procured secretly from her mother and without her mother’s knowledge. In 1953 she met Eric Jefferson and he fathered her three children. Jane worked in the Parish of St. Mary as a skilled and dedicated seamstress before moving to the City of Kingston and continued to create clothing and Home Decor in this skill that she enjoyed and was so prominent at performing. Students from the local schools and high schools wore her work proudly that their parents ordered year after year with dedication from her. She lived in Almond town where she met her now deceased husband Isaac Gladstone Hall whom she had married in 1981 and they raised her three (3) children.
Jane lived in Rollington town, Vineyard Town and Mountain View Jamaica before migrating to the United States of America with the assistance of her sister Vanda Morris who predeceased her. Upon arriving in the united States Jane continued her sewing and created Wedding Dresses Prom Dresses and an assortment of Drapes and other household décor. Jane was seldom seen without her bible and at times could be heard asking and telling of what she had found and all that she looked forward to on that great day. Upon her confession of faith she was Baptized into the Christian Faith at Gethsemane Church of God. Through continued study and as her life evolved Jane Joined the Family at faith Seventh Day Adventist Church. She especially enjoyed bible study and prayer with brother Allen and the Saints who regularly visited and prayed with her helping her to grow stronger as a believer and spent her final years with the Faith Family.
On the Morning of December 21st 2020 Jane departed this earthly life and genuinely believe she is waiting for that Great Day.
She leaves to celebrate her life, Eric G. Jefferson, Son of Windsor Ct. Leroy L. Jefferson, Son of Hartford Ct. and Daughter Eloria A. Jefferson Tracey. Grand children, Great Grand children, Cousins , Nieces and Nephews and a host of friends and well-wishers.
May her soul rest in peace as she awaits that great day.
Visitation will be Friday, January 15, 2021 at 10:00 am with the funeral to follow at 11:00 am at The Lodge Community Chapel, 130 Deerfield Rd, Windsor, CT Burial will be at Mt. View Cemetery.
Jane is the youngest of 12 siblings all of whom predeceased her. Jane attended Preston School and later apprenticed with Miss Flora, a prominent dressmaker in her district. Jane told stories of paying Miss Flora thrupance for her sewing classes money she procured secretly from her mother and without her mother’s knowledge. In 1953 she met Eric Jefferson and he fathered her three children. Jane worked in the Parish of St. Mary as a skilled and dedicated seamstress before moving to the City of Kingston and continued to create clothing and Home Decor in this skill that she enjoyed and was so prominent at performing. Students from the local schools and high schools wore her work proudly that their parents ordered year after year with dedication from her. She lived in Almond town where she met her now deceased husband Isaac Gladstone Hall whom she had married in 1981 and they raised her three (3) children.
Jane lived in Rollington town, Vineyard Town and Mountain View Jamaica before migrating to the United States of America with the assistance of her sister Vanda Morris who predeceased her. Upon arriving in the united States Jane continued her sewing and created Wedding Dresses Prom Dresses and an assortment of Drapes and other household décor. Jane was seldom seen without her bible and at times could be heard asking and telling of what she had found and all that she looked forward to on that great day. Upon her confession of faith she was Baptized into the Christian Faith at Gethsemane Church of God. Through continued study and as her life evolved Jane Joined the Family at faith Seventh Day Adventist Church. She especially enjoyed bible study and prayer with brother Allen and the Saints who regularly visited and prayed with her helping her to grow stronger as a believer and spent her final years with the Faith Family.
On the Morning of December 21st 2020 Jane departed this earthly life and genuinely believe she is waiting for that Great Day.
She leaves to celebrate her life, Eric G. Jefferson, Son of Windsor Ct. Leroy L. Jefferson, Son of Hartford Ct. and Daughter Eloria A. Jefferson Tracey. Grand children, Great Grand children, Cousins , Nieces and Nephews and a host of friends and well-wishers.
May her soul rest in peace as she awaits that great day.
Visitation will be Friday, January 15, 2021 at 10:00 am with the funeral to follow at 11:00 am at The Lodge Community Chapel, 130 Deerfield Rd, Windsor, CT Burial will be at Mt. View Cemetery.
Jane Elizabeth Byfield-Hall was born on October 8th, 1936 in Bonny Gate District, Preston Land Jamaica West Indies, to the late Julia Ferguson-Byfield and Philatus Byfield.
Jane is the youngest of 12 siblings all of whom predeceased her. Jane attended Preston School and later apprenticed with Miss Flora, a prominent dressmaker in her district. Jane told stories of paying Miss Flora thrupance for her sewing classes money she procured secretly from her mother and without her mother’s knowledge. In 1953 she met Eric Jefferson and he fathered her three children. Jane worked in the Parish of St. Mary as a skilled and dedicated seamstress before moving to the City of Kingston and continued to create clothing and Home Decor in this skill that she enjoyed and was so prominent at performing. Students from the local schools and high schools wore her work proudly that their parents ordered year after year with dedication from her. She lived in Almond town where she met her now deceased husband Isaac Gladstone Hall whom she had married in 1981 and they raised her three (3) children.
Jane lived in Rollington town, Vineyard Town and Mountain View Jamaica before migrating to the United States of America with the assistance of her sister Vanda Morris who predeceased her. Upon arriving in the united States Jane continued her sewing and created Wedding Dresses Prom Dresses and an assortment of Drapes and other household décor. Jane was seldom seen without her bible and at times could be heard asking and telling of what she had found and all that she looked forward to on that great day. Upon her confession of faith she was Baptized into the Christian Faith at Gethsemane Church of God. Through continued study and as her life evolved Jane Joined the Family at faith Seventh Day Adventist Church. She especially enjoyed bible study and prayer with brother Allen and the Saints who regularly visited and prayed with her helping her to grow stronger as a believer and spent her final years with the Faith Family.
On the Morning of December 21st 2020 Jane departed this earthly life and genuinely believe she is waiting for that Great Day.
She leaves to celebrate her life, Eric G. Jefferson, Son of Windsor Ct. Leroy L. Jefferson, Son of Hartford Ct. and Daughter Eloria A. Jefferson Tracey. Grand children, Great Grand children, Cousins , Nieces and Nephews and a host of friends and well-wishers.
May her soul rest in peace as she awaits that great day.
Visitation will be Friday, January 15, 2021 at 10:00 am with the funeral to follow at 11:00 am at The Lodge Community Chapel, 130 Deerfield Rd, Windsor, CT Burial will be at Mt. View Cemetery.
Jane is the youngest of 12 siblings all of whom predeceased her. Jane attended Preston School and later apprenticed with Miss Flora, a prominent dressmaker in her district. Jane told stories of paying Miss Flora thrupance for her sewing classes money she procured secretly from her mother and without her mother’s knowledge. In 1953 she met Eric Jefferson and he fathered her three children. Jane worked in the Parish of St. Mary as a skilled and dedicated seamstress before moving to the City of Kingston and continued to create clothing and Home Decor in this skill that she enjoyed and was so prominent at performing. Students from the local schools and high schools wore her work proudly that their parents ordered year after year with dedication from her. She lived in Almond town where she met her now deceased husband Isaac Gladstone Hall whom she had married in 1981 and they raised her three (3) children.
Jane lived in Rollington town, Vineyard Town and Mountain View Jamaica before migrating to the United States of America with the assistance of her sister Vanda Morris who predeceased her. Upon arriving in the united States Jane continued her sewing and created Wedding Dresses Prom Dresses and an assortment of Drapes and other household décor. Jane was seldom seen without her bible and at times could be heard asking and telling of what she had found and all that she looked forward to on that great day. Upon her confession of faith she was Baptized into the Christian Faith at Gethsemane Church of God. Through continued study and as her life evolved Jane Joined the Family at faith Seventh Day Adventist Church. She especially enjoyed bible study and prayer with brother Allen and the Saints who regularly visited and prayed with her helping her to grow stronger as a believer and spent her final years with the Faith Family.
On the Morning of December 21st 2020 Jane departed this earthly life and genuinely believe she is waiting for that Great Day.
She leaves to celebrate her life, Eric G. Jefferson, Son of Windsor Ct. Leroy L. Jefferson, Son of Hartford Ct. and Daughter Eloria A. Jefferson Tracey. Grand children, Great Grand children, Cousins , Nieces and Nephews and a host of friends and well-wishers.
May her soul rest in peace as she awaits that great day.
Visitation will be Friday, January 15, 2021 at 10:00 am with the funeral to follow at 11:00 am at The Lodge Community Chapel, 130 Deerfield Rd, Windsor, CT Burial will be at Mt. View Cemetery.
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