Janet Rule ^{1 3}

   Another name for Janet was Jeanette Rule.⁵

   FamilySearch ID: LKGW-YL3.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. She has conflicting birth information of Apr 1860 and , , , SCT. ^{3 6}

2. Census in 1871 in Liverpool, , LAN, ENG. ⁷ The 1871 census recorded in St. Martin parish in Liverpool: Janet Rule, boarder, 24, born in Scotland, living in the household of Dunbar Beck, railway porter, 30, born in Scotland. Also in the home is boarder Lucy Beck, age 1, born in Lancashire, Liverpool.

3. Census in 1881 in Liverpool, , LAN, ENG. ⁴ The 1881 census recorded in the Mount Pleasant district in Liverpool living at 288 Crown Street: James Hampton, provision dealer, 36, born in Ireland, living with wife Janet, 29, born in Scotland; and daughter Silias [note: should be Lillian], 5 months old, born in Lancashire, Liverpool. Also in the home is grocer's assistant Edward Hillock, 28.

4. Arrival: Janet age 37, Lillian 6 and Arch 5 arrived from Liverpool, England on the ship Lord Gough, on 17 May 1887, in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ^{6 8}

5. Residence: 147 N 13th St., Philadelphia, PA. Brothers Archibald R. And James Hampton were living at the same address. In 1894 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ⁹

6. Residence: 1898 Philadelphia Directory: Hampton, Janet, wid Jas, h 338 N Franklin in 1898 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ¹⁰

7. Census in 1900 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ⁶ The 1900 census recorded at 4252 Market Street: Archibald Hampton, plumber, 43, born in 1857, living with sister-in-law Jane Hampton, widow, 40, born Apr 1860, and her children: Archibald's neice Lillian A., occupation demonstrator, 19, Oct 1880; and nephew Archibald J., engraver, 18, Dec 1881. Archibald and Jane and their parents were born in Scotland. Lillian A. and Archibald J. were born in England and their parents in Scotland. Archibald immigrated in 1890, and the others in 1887. They were not yet U.S. citizens. The census column records Jane was married 14 years ago and had birthed only 2 children by 1900 and both were alive that year.

8. Census in 1910 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ¹¹ The 1910 census recorded renting at 58 Robinson Street: Archibald J. Hampton, occupation "halftone photographer", 28, living with wife Rose, 25; son Archie, 1 year 10 months; and daughter Lilian, 3. Also in the home is Archibald's mother Janette, widowed, 52. Archibald and his father were born in England and his mother in Scotland. He immigrated in 1886 and by 1910 was a U.S. citizen. He was married for 4 years to Rose and she had birthed only 2 children by 1910, both alive that year. Rose was born in Pennsylvania and her parents in Germany. The children were born in Pennsylvania. Janette and her parents were born in Scotland. She had birthed only 2 children by 1910 and both were still alive that year.

9. Census in 1920 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. ¹² The 1920 census recorded renting at 138 Salford St: Archibald Hampton, photographer store, 38, living with wife Rose, 35; Lillian, 13; Archibald C., 11; Lester, 8; and Lawrence, 7. Also in th ehome is mother-in-law Jeannette Hampton, widow, 68. Archibald and his father were born in England, his mother in Scotland. Rose was born in Pennsylvania and her parents in Germany. Their children were born in Pennsylvania. Jeannete and her parents were born in Scotland.

Janet married James Hampton, son of Hampton and Unknown, in 1879 in Liverpool, , LAN, ENG.^{1 2} (James Hampton was born about 1845 in , , , IRL,^{4 13} died on 5 Feb 1897 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA ^{13 14} and was buried on 8 Feb 1897 in Philadelphia: American Mechanics Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA ^{13 14 15}.)