Jane Swift (Swift-7403) was already linked as the wife of Thomas Chinery (Chinery-112) and as the daughter of Richard Swift (Swift-7404) and Jane White (White-98526). On 2 September 2026, the live profile was upgraded from a bare FamilySearch-tree link to record-level citations. Both parent relationships render as confident.
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Read all current research questionsJane Swift (Swift-7403) was already linked as the wife of Thomas Chinery (Chinery-112) and as the daughter of Richard Swift (Swift-7404) and Jane White (White-98526). On 2 September 2026, the live profile was upgraded from a bare FamilySearch-tree link to record-level citations. Both parent relationships render as confident.
| Source | Finding | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| 1777 christening `NB42-SMZ` | Jane Swift was christened 27 December 1777 at St Martin, Birmingham; parents Richard Swift and Jane. | Direct evidence for both parents' given names. |
| 1771 marriage `QGDL-ZHZC` | Richard Swift married Jane White on 5 August 1771 in Birmingham. | Identifies the mother named Jane in the christening as Jane White. |
| 1803 marriage `NLWD-B4Q` | Thomas Chinery married Jane Swift in Birmingham in July 1803. | Directly supports the attached spouses. |
| 1846 burial `JHR9-V5K` | Jane Chinnery was buried 15 December 1846 at St Philip, Birmingham; the index associates her with Thomas Chinnery. | Supports death before 15 December 1846 and an uncertain Birmingham death place. |
The christening and the parents' earlier Birmingham marriage jointly support Richard Swift and Jane White as Jane's parents. A WikiTree search for Jane Swift, born 1777 in Birmingham, returned only Swift-7403; no duplicate was found. This is an already-linked parent set, not a newly created sixth set in the current ten-set extension register.
Inspect the original register images behind the indexed christening and marriage if image access becomes available. The present indexed records are sufficient for the live relationships and citations.