Alice Elizabeth KaneAge: 851877–1962
- Name
- Alice Elizabeth Kane
- Given names
- Alice Elizabeth
- Surname
- Kane
| Birth | 1877 29 Source: 1900 census |
| Birth of a brother | Warren D. Kane 1879 (Age 2) Source: 1900 census Citation details: Vermilion, Erie, Ohio |
| Birth of a brother | Robert G. Kane 1885 (Age 8) Source: 1900 census Citation details: Vermilion, Erie, Ohio |
| Birth of a brother | Roy Kane 1887 (Age 10) Source: 1900 census |
| Education | graduate of high school June 1, 1894 (Age 17)School or college: Vermilion High School |
| Death of a paternal grandfather | William H. Kane before 1904 (Age 27) Source: Vermilion News Citation details: Vol. VIII, No. 25, November 24, 1904 Text: Mrs. Sarah Kane of North Amherst is the guest of her son E M. Kane. |
| Occupation | teacher 1904 (Age 27)Employer: Vermilion Public Schools Source: Vermilion News Citation details: Vol. VIII, no. 48, May 11, 1905 Text: Alice Kane, 5th and 6th grades |
| Death of a paternal grandmother | Sarah Gilson September 25, 1906 (Age 29) Source: Vermilion News Citation details: Vol. X, No. 17, 4 Oct 1906 Text: The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Charles Miller, conducted by Rev. English and Rev. Black. |
| Death of a husband | Frank Hubert Jones 1938 (Age 61) |
| Death | 1962 (Age 85) |
| Family with parents - View family |
| father |
Edgar M. Kane Birth: 1848 30 — |
| mother | |
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Marriage: 1867 — Vermilion, Erie, Ohio |
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9 years elder brother |
William E. “Bill” Kane Birth: 1875 27 — |
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3 years |
Alice Elizabeth Kane Birth: 1877 29 — Death: 1962 — |
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3 years younger brother |
Warren D. Kane Birth: 1879 31 — |
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7 years younger brother |
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3 years younger brother |
Roy Kane Birth: 1887 39 — Vermilion, Erie, Ohio |
| Family with Frank Hubert Jones - View family |
| husband |
Frank Hubert Jones Birth: 1863 — Death: 1938 — |
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Alice Elizabeth Kane Birth: 1877 29 — Death: 1962 — |
| Birth | 1900 census |
| Occupation | Vermilion News Citation details: Vol. VIII, no. 48, May 11, 1905 Text: Alice Kane, 5th and 6th grades |