NH NH - Concord, Fem Skull, 13-18, UP103482, discovered prior to 1942 in pond, kept at home as souvenir, turned over to police, May 2023

[DS2021]

Is this this case

Uncovering History: New Jersey Students Link Human Remains in New Hampshire to 19th-Century Family

Investigative Genetic Genealogy Traces Skull Displayed in Law Office to Its Historic Lineage Mahwah, N.J.- A human skull that was on display in a New Hampshire attorney’s office has been connected to a family line dating back more than 200 years ago. Students in the Ramapo College of New Jersey...

www.ramapo.edu

 

[summergirl1]

Some of it sounds the same, but not completely. Given it's the same state and year, it probably is, though.

 

[djanga]

I don’t think it is the same case as according to another article the Doe identified was a male “Binder said the skull was confirmed as an adult male.” and I think in the case of the Doe from this thread it was stated she was a female

Decades-long mystery solved: Skull found in New Hampshire linked to child of Quebec family

New Jersey researchers have uncovered the story behind a human skull found in New Hampshire and traced to a Quebec family in the 19th century.

www.ctvnews.ca

 

[djanga]

The namus of Corcord Jane Doe:

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.

www.namus.gov

The circumstances are different, her skull was reportedly found in the pond with a gun shot wound

 

[summergirl1]

There seems to be more old skulls out there that genetic genealogy is identifying these days than one would think..

 

[djanga]

I have contacted the DDP, and they confirmed that these are two different cases. The John Doe identified by the Ramapo College Genetic Genealogy team is not the same as Concord Jane Doe 2019