JORDAN, Fannie Alberta

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Last Name
  
JORDAN
Given Names
  
Fannie Alberta
AKA's
  
Better known as
  
Date of Birth
  
8/6/1913
Age at Death
  
65
Place of Birth
  
Alexandria, Louisiana
Race
  
Black
Gender
  
Female
Religion
  
Family Tree
  
Birth Mother
  
Birth Father
  
Siblings
  
Partner
  
Children
  
Non-Temple Relatives
  
Body Identification Number
  
Burial Location
  
Remains claimed by next of kin; burial location unknown
Source of Death Information
 
House Foreign Affairs Committee report; FBI document 89-4286-1302 (prepared 12/78)
Entry into Guyana
  
7/25/1977
Residence (US)
  
Los Angeles, California 90044
Residence (JT)
  
Dorm 2
Occupation in U.S./Skills, Talents & Interests
  
seamstress (RYMUR 89-4286-X-5-a-26p); quilting, sewing (LJ memo)
Occupation in Jonestown (Temple Records)
  
Herbal kitchen (supervisor) (RYMUR 89-4286-PP-8-M-3)
Jonestown Roles (FBI Records)
  
Government Income
  
SSA (JT), SSI
Discrepancies
  
Remembrances
  
“To my grandma I am so sorry you left me so soon I was only 11 but I still remember the suit you gave me for birthday and the birthday party.My mom has never forgotten you. ” - marilyn

“Wow...I never got the opportunity to meet with you Grandma but I love you so much. Your son never forgot about you and I know he's with you now.. May you continue to rest in peace my angel.” - Felicia Jordan

“To my great grandmother you have never been forgotten😢” - Taranieka Williams

“Fannie Jordan was a tall, stately and educated woman, a long-time member and hard worker in the Los Angeles Temple. She was one of our singles and had no relatives in Jonestown. A natural manager, Fannie is seen in some photographs working as a teacher's aide for preschoolers. On the Jobs list, her assignment was supervisor of the herbal garden. She was a respected and trusted member, selected as one of a dozen residents to represent the Agricultural Project when a PNC (Peoples National Congress) rally was held in the district.” - Kathryn (Tropp) Barbour