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Jug Quiz Answers

20181102_092516
Jug  #1

20181102_092526
Jug  #2

20181102_092543
Jug  #3

 

Question 1

Oldest:   Jug #3

Middle:  Jug #2

Newest: Jug #1

 

Question 2

Jug #1:  1840-1860 

Jug #2:  1805-1810

Jug #3:  1750-1770

 

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