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LANE FAMILY_MD and PA
The
Family
of John LANE Sr.
From
Frederick Co., MD to Washington Co., PA (and West)
(unknown
where the LANE family was from)
Said
to be Scots-Irish, and married a German girl.
John Lane, Sr. b. ca. 1780 where?
Apprenticed to Martin GARVER, a weaver,
in Frederick Co., MD in 1794 at age 14
Married Catherine BAKER Jan. 23,1805
Frederick Co., MD
Moved to Washington Co. PA with his
in-laws, Joseph and Mary _____ BAKER
(Is it possible she was a Haines? or a Bail?)
Children of John LANE Sr. and Catherine BAKER LANE
(Had 4 known children, maybe more?)
1. John Lane Jr. b. 1804 - m. Susannah McCLURE
Moved to Shelby Twp., Ripley Co., IN by early 1830's
2. Joseph Lane b. 1807 - m. Anna DAGER
Moved to Carroll Co., OH by early 1830's
3. Rev. Daniel Lane b. 1810 - m. Anna ENGLAND
Lived in South Strabane Twp., Washington Co., PA
Was an active Brethren Minister at the
Ten Mile Church of the Brethren
and the South Pigeon Creek Dunkard Church.
4. Mary A. LANE b. 1818-1820 - m. Samuel FLOWERS
Samuel was a Stagecoach Driver on the National Pike.
Lived near Daniel Lane until the 1870s.
Mary, a widow, moved to the City of Washington.
John LANE, Sr. died Dec. 22 or 24, 1844
in
Washington Co., PA
Catherine BAKER LANE died
supposedly in 1822
in Washington Co., PA
This family is documented in the book -
Lane
Family History: Descendants of
John
Lane, Sr.
by
Ruth Lane McGary and Judith Ann Florian,
1990
(Includes
1794-1990.)
View the All-Name Index of this
book.
Contact webmaster about this book.
The ancestry of the LANE family were German Baptists
(see maps). Known as the Fraternity
of.. or Society of German Baptists, (or Dunkards / Tunkers in the
community), the church adopted the official name of The Church of the Brethren
in the early 1900s.
Ten Mile
Church of the Brethren (COB)
Families
of Ten Mile Church of the Brethren.
My branch of the LANE family:
Daniel and Anna England Lane, and family (photo) Elderly
Anna England Lane (photo)
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after viewing the photos !)
My Four Primary Families Include:
FLORIAN, HATFIELD, LANE, and McGARY
My collateral lines for these 4 main
families include:
(in alphabetical order)
ANTHONY, BAIL, BAKER, DAGER, DEEMS, DENMAN, DONLEY (aka DENMAN),
ELLIOTT, ENGLAND, FLOWERS, FOX, GRAY, KNIGHT, KITE, KNITE,
LASH, LINN, LUTES, McCLELLAND, McCLURE,
MOORE, PEES, SEPTER, STATHERS, STROSNIDER, WALLER
My families were/are originally from these areas:
Frederick Co, MD, Washington Co., PA,
West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and west to
California.
McGary lines were from West Virginia to PA.
Some families had ties to Greene County PA
LINKS TO DAR APPLICATION - BEDFORD CO., PA JOHN LANE SR
& JR (different from our Sr. & Jr.)
GO TO SECTION ONE -
(web page 1) - you are here now
GO TO SECTION TWO -
(See web page 1) - on web page # 1
GO TO SECTION THREE (web
page 2)
GO TO SECTION FOUR (web
page 3)
GO TO SECTION FIVE (web page
4)
GO TO SECTION SIX (web
page 5)
GO TO SECTION SEVEN (web
page 6)
GO TO HOW TO
CORRECT DAR INFO (web page 7)
Documents supporting my research - coming by 2006
For website issues or any questions you may contact me at:
GCHLace "at" aol.com
Site History and Updates: Dec '05; Jan '05; Mar
'06
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