Janes-Melus Family Tree

Thomas Ingles Janes + Edith Candida Bocci Chicca

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Dr. Thomas Ingles Janes, Helah Janes, Dr. Tryphena Bayard Casak Janes
Birth: June 16, 1866 — Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario
Education: , after studying at the Medical College of Cleveland; graduate of Hahnemann Medical College of the Pacific, San Francisco — 1888
Education: 1888 — Warwick Public Schools, Sarnia Collegiate, Sarnia, Ontario
Marriage: about 1893
Occupation: pioneer surgeon (from obituary) — between 1888 and 1950 — St. Joseph's Hospital & Franklin Hospital, San Francisco
Citizenship: 1894 — Became US citizen on June 8
Death of one spouse: September 5, 1948
Marriage: married by a Baptist minister — January 12, 1949 — Martinez, Contra Costa County, California, U.S.A.
Profession: M.D. (physician/surgeon)
Community activities: Member of Mission Lodge no. 169, Royal Arch Masons
Death: 560 Maple Ave — December 30, 1956 — at home in San Mateo, California, following a lengthy illness
Burial: 1956 — Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, California, U.S.A. (Cremated)
Reference number: 1.3.8
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Thomas Ingles Janes
1866–1956
Birth: June 16, 1866 — Warwick Township, Lambton County, Ontario
Death: 560 Maple Ave — December 30, 1956 — at home in San Mateo, California, following a lengthy illness
Charles Meredith Janes, Jennet Auld Janes
Birth: about 1824 — Glastonbury, Somersetshire, England
Baptism: August 5, 1824 — St. John's Church, Glastonbury, Somersetshire, England
Education: Somersetshire, England
Immigration: 1839 — Charles came to Westminster Twp., Middlesex County with his parents, an elder brother and a younger sister.
Occupation: about 1839 — discharged seaman from Royal Navy
Occupation: Charles delivered mail by horseback from London to Errol, probably via the Egremont Road. — about 1840 — drove stagecoach out of London, Ontario; the assignee of John Sykes
Settled: 1848 — This is the first record of Charles settling in Warwick, in connection with the Maple Leaf (Maple Grove) Hotel in Warwick Village. The Maple Leaf was a prominent post-house in staging days. It was also a place of business for drovers.
Occupation: Stagedriver, recorded on crown grant — 1851
Property: Crown grant — January 16, 1851 — West 1/2 of Lot 14 3NER, Warwick Township; 200 acres; erected log house and cleared farm
Property: October 1, 1851 — Charles purchased Lots 1, 2, 3, West Camden Street; Lot 4 on Camden (First) Street and all of Lot 1 SER, Warwick Village from James Atkinson for 200 pounds.
Property: December 23, 1854 — Charles purchased the south 49 acres of the east half of Lot 14, 3NER. He built a 1 storey log house, a slaughter house and a smith shop. Brickyard also located here.
Fact 4: between 1853 and 1854 — Charles served as Councillor for Ward 3.
Occupation: for 8 years an innkeeper, Maple Leaf or Maple Grove Hotel, on old Highway 7 (Egremont Road) in Warwick Village — 1854
Marriage: 1856
Property: February 13, 1856 — Charles purchased the remaining 50 acres of the east half of Lot 14 3NER
Fact 2: 1861 — William Fullerton, a 20 year old labourer from Ireland, and Catherine Overholt, 18, from West Canada lived with them -- census records
Property: May 5, 1865 — Charles sold all the property in the village to William Manders.
Fact 5: 1869 — His father came to live with him after his mother died. Samuel died there the next year.
Finances: 1874 — owned shares in Maple Grove Cheese Factory, 12 sideroad.
Health: 1874 — Charles died of a ruptured appendix.
Fact: The menu at the Maple Leaf included wild geese, frog legs and venison.
Fact 3: He was involved in community affairs. He was a Reformer who never sought political office.
Politics: staunch Reformer
Will: 1874 — left east 1/2 Lot 14 3NER to son Robert, on condition he care for his mother.
Death: March 10, 1874 — Warwick, Ontario
Burial: 1874 — Bethel Cemetery, east side, in front of a pine tree
Religion: Church of England, but brick from his brickyard was used for Knox Presbyterian, Warwick Twp.
Reference number: 1.3
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Charles Meredith Janes
1824–1874
Birth: about 1824 — Glastonbury, Somersetshire, England
Death: March 10, 1874 — Warwick, Ontario
Charles Meredith Janes, Jennet Auld Janes
Birth: June 1829 — Whitburn, Scotland
Marriage: 1856
Fact 3: 1877 — She built a large 2 storey white brick house about 200 yards northwest of Bear Creek, directly north of where the pond was later dug by her son Robert Janes
Property: 1880 — all of Lot 14, 3NER, north half of Lot 7, 2NER, east half of west half of Lot 16 3NER, a total of 350 acres.
Fact: a devoted wife and mother who kept her 7 unmarried children together after Charles' death.
Fact 2: Jennet took over farm after Charles' death and it prospered.
Fact 4: The original house had a kitchen, back kitchen, dining room, parlour, 5 bedrooms, a large hallway. There was a low basement under the kitchen, a cistern which held rain water off the roof of the house and a furnace.
Fact 5: There was a porch across the front of the house and an attached woodshed was added.
Fact 6: Education was important to her. Two sons taught school, then became medical doctors in the USA
Death: at home of daughter Mrs Hillis — August 14, 1900 — Arkona, Ontario
Burial: 1900 — Bethel Cemetery, Warwick Twp. On her tombstone is "The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want."
Religion: Presbyterian
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Jennet Auld
1829–1900
Birth: June 1829 — Whitburn, Scotland
Death: at home of daughter Mrs Hillis — August 14, 1900 — Arkona, Ontario
1949 Edith Chicca & Dr Thomas Janes, San Francisco,
Birth: September 7, 1901 — San Francisco, California, U.S.A.
Marriage: married by a Baptist minister — January 12, 1949 — Martinez, Contra Costa County, California, U.S.A.
Occupation: (Word of mouth says) she was Tryphena's nurse before Tryphena died.
Fact 1: no family with Dr Tom Janes
Fact 2: Marriage to Dr Tom Janes was #2
Medical: Body donated to University of California School of Medicine
Death: June 18, 1982 — body donated to University of California School of Medicine, Martinez, Contra Costa County, California
Burial: 1982 — Cremated
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Edith Candida Bocci Chicca
1901–1982
Birth: September 7, 1901 — San Francisco, California, U.S.A.
Death: June 18, 1982 — body donated to University of California School of Medicine, Martinez, Contra Costa County, California

Facts and events

Marriage
married by a Baptist minister
January 12, 1949
Martinez, Contra Costa County, California, U.S.A.