Jessie L. Cheyne

     Jessie L. Cheyne was born, 12 March 1901, in Glasgow, Govan Parish, Lanark, Scotland.^1,2

Jessie L. Cheyne were listed as children in the household of John Cheyne and his wife, Maggie Cheyne on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 96 Govan Road, in Govan Parish, Lanark, Scotland. She was under 1 month of age and born in Govan Parish, Lanark.¹

Jessie Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 18 September 1932, at Quebec, Quebec, Canada. She was a passenger aboard the Athenia, out of Glasgow on the 9th of September. She was 31, single, a Canadian citizen and was born in Glasgow. She had been in Canada from November 1916 until May 1932, at 108 Cortleith Blvd., Toronto. Her brother, Mr. John Cheyne, 60 Roseneath Gardens, Toronto was her next of kin in Canada.³

Jessie Cheyne was found on a border crossing list entering the United States, 19 December 1945, at Lewiston, Niagara, New York, USA. She was 44, single, a domestic and was born 12 March 1901, in Glasgow. She resided in Todmerden, Ontario. She was joining her employer, Allan Case, in Akron, Ohio until 14 April 1946. Her sister. Margaret Cheyne, 22 Roseneath Avenue, Toronto was her nearest relative in Canada. She originally landed in Montreal, November 1926, aboard the Letitia.²