Born ‎17 Mar 1852 Mono Twsp, Simcoe, Ont, Can, died ‎22 Aug 1883 Orangeville, Peel, Ontario, Canada‎, 31 years, buried ‎Forest Lawn, Orangeville, Peel, Ontario, Canada
As per Fred Buchanan:
Jane, the oldest of the family, married Robert Little. They had 3 children: George, Ida and Martha. Her husband, Robert Little, was killed by lightning when Martha was 6 weeks old.

Orangeville Sun - August 21, 1883 - OBITUARY - ROBERT LITTLE - KILLED BY LIGHTNING:
Between nine and ten o'clock yesterday morning, during the heavy thunder storm, Mr. Robert Little of Lot 25, Centre Road, Mono, while engaged in unloading barley in the barn of Mr. Jas. Buchanan, near Primrose, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. Mr. Buchanan, who was on the load, was knocked down by the shock, but almost immediately recovered and discovered his companion lying dead by his side. No damage was done to the building beyond the tearing down of some boards at the point near the door where the flash entered. The whiskers on the right side of Little's face were burnt off. The electric fluid passed down by the body to the ankle, leaving a black mark in its passage. Deceased, who was about 28 years of age, was of a quiet disposition, and was much respected. He leaves a wife and three small children. He was a son of George Little, Esq. of Mono.

Born ‎12 Feb 1851 Caledon, Peel, Ontario, Canada, died ‎19 Jan 1938 Toronto, Ontario, Canada‎, 86 years, buried ‎Forest Lawn Cemetery, Orangeville, Dufferin County, Ontaio, Canadao
Orangeville Banner - January 27, 1938 - MRS. JANE LITTLE:
Old time friends and neighbors in Mono township learned with sorrow of the demise of Mrs. Jane Little, widow of the late Robert Little, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. N. Cruikshank, 36 Caroline Ave., Toronto, on Wednesday, January 19th. Although 87 years of age, Mrs. Little was ill only a short time. Deceased, whose maiden name was Jane Buchanan, was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Buchanan, of Primrose. She was born in Caledon, but moved to Mono Centre with her parents in her early teens and later to No. 10 highway at Primrose. In 1872 she was married to Robert Little, who died some seven years later. Following this bereavement Mrs. Little took up her residence with her brother, the late Samuel Buchanan, with whom she lived for sixteen years. Later she moved with her family to Toronto, where she had since resided. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Norman Cruikshank, with whom she lived, and a son, George Little. Another daughter, Mrs. Ida Wilson, passed away last February and a son, John, died at the age of four years. She also leaves two sisters and four brothers, Mrs. S. J. Cruikshank, Toronto, Miss Margaret Buchanan, Primrose, Mr. Jas.Buchanan, Camilla, Mr. Jos. Buchanan, Primrose, Mr. Fred Buchanan, Mono Centre, and Mr. Alex. Buchanan, Vancouver, B.C.

A funeral service was held at her late home on Thursday evening, January 20th, by Rev. W. E. Wilson, pastor of King St. United church, assisted by her nephew, Mr. Harvey Miracle, a Trinity College student.

Interment was made in the Forest Lawn cemetery Friday afternoon, following a largely attended service in the Orangeville Funeral Home. Rev. W. J. Booth, of Camilla, was the officiating minister and during the service Mr. Arthur Curtis sang "Face to Face." The pallbearers, who were nephews, were Messrs. John Little, Alex. Cruikshank, James Barefoot, Toronto, George Buchanan, Alex. Buchanan and Jas. Little, Camilla. Deceased was much beloved for her kindness, her ready sympathy and her willingness to assist those in trouble or distress of any kind.

Relatives and friends present for the obsequies at Orangeville included Mr. Geo. Little and daughter, Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Cruikshank, Mrs. R. J. Small, Mr. W. J. Little, Mrs. Jas. Barefoot, Miss Shaw, Mr. Alex Cruikshank, Mr. Harold Cruickshank, Mrs. Samuel Cruikshank and Mrs. Walker, all of Toronto, Miss Ella Wood, Islington and Mrs. Brinkman, Alton.