Jane Beckett

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Jane Beckett
Biographical information
Gender	Female
Ethnic group	English
Died	1710s
Family	Jonathan Beckett Sr. (father) Jonathan Beckett Jr. (brother) Bartholomew Beckett (brother) Cutler Beckett (brother)
Statistics
Affiliation	Beckett family Beckett Trading Company
Behind the scenes
First appearance	The Price of Freedom
Last appearance	The Price of Freedom
Cause	Died from a fever

"I was outside in the hall while you were talking to Father. I heard it all. I’m glad someone finally stood up to that tyrant! And...and...stood up for poor Mother!"

―Jane Beckett to Cutler Beckett

Jane Beckett was the sister of Cutler Beckett, Bartholomew Beckett and Jonathan Beckett Jr., and the daughter of Jonathan Beckett Sr..

Biography

When Cutler Beckett ran away to London because of his huge argument with his father, Jane gave him a small amount of money. She and Cutler wrote to each other several times, and he planned on inviting her to leave their family and live with him once he found a permanent position. However, Cutler was stationed in Nippon, and he could not ask her to make such a journey. Cutler wanted her to move to his new home in Calabar once he was stationed there, but unfortunately, she died from a fever beforehand.

Appearances

• The Price of Freedom (First appearance) (in flashbacks)