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Ruth (Hurlbut) Jenner
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Vital Statistics |
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| Birth Date | Birthplace | Comments | |
| April 12, 1778 | |||
| Date(s) of Marriage(s) | Spouse(s) | Place(s) of Marriage(s) | Comments |
| December 1, 1796 | Timothy Jenner | Pittsford, VT | |
| Date of Death | Place of Death | Burial Site | Cause of Death/Comments |
| Father | Spouse(s) | Children | Birth Date |
| Timothy Jenner | Elijah Kirkham Jenner | October 19, 1797 | |
| Moses Johnson Jenner | April 4, 1799 | ||
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Mother |
Sara Jenner | January 25, 1803 | |
| Electa Jenner | April 18, 1805 | ||
| Timothy Dana Jenner | March 14, 1808 | ||
| Timothy German Jenner | January 4, 1817 | ||
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Biographical Information |
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| The Hurlbut family (variously Hurlbut, Hurlbutt, Hurlburt, Hurlbert, etc.) figured prominently in colonial times, beginning with the arrival of Thomas Hurlbut among the earliest colonists. The Hurlbut name appears repeatedly in the history of Connecticut, and later New York, from around 1620 through 1850. Nathaniel Hurlbut married Sarah Jenner, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Hinman) Jenner on October 19, 1708 in Woodbury, CT. It is probable that Ruth was descended from Nathaniel or one of his brothers. | |||
