Dane - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dane Family Photos at Flickr

creanaugusta — 2011-12-09 16:30:27Z

Hey Kyle, in your researching the Dane family, ever come across anything on the paternity of the first wife of Dr. John Dane (1612-1684), Eleanor (Clark) Dane? She is, after all, my ancestress and I was just wondering if you did. Been finding out a lot about her son John Dane, III, who was one of the twelve jurors during that dark time in Massachusetts history, the infamous Salem witchcraft trials of 1692. Also been finding out a lot about her grandson, my ancestor Nathaniel Dane (1691-1760). Apparently his third wife (and widow), Esther (Kimball) Dane, died in 1770. Anything you can tell me can be sent to my email address on AOL, creanaugusta@aol.com; thanks.

Walter T. Crean

Re: Elizabeth Dane Clark

ameriproud — 2011-09-11 01:35:20Z

Elizabeth Dane Clark had married Henry B Clark.

They had Robert O clark, Elizabeth Clark (invalid daughter), Briggs clark and a half son Gentry Clark who died in 1967. I think she at one time lived in Brookline Mass and Derry NH.

email to ameriproud@gmail.com

pearlhazel@msn.com is a bad email addy

Dane Family Photos at Flickr

KyleDane — 2011-05-15 23:15:17Z

Hi there, I have posted a series of family photos at Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyleshistory/sets/7215762408406...

These are mostly of my grandfather, Francis S Dane II, my great grandfather Francis S Dane I and our close relatives. There are a couple of photos that need some identification, which you folks might help with, like this one:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyleshistory/4671268365/in/set-...

I'm particularly curious to know if anyone is familiar with the Harry Dane photograph:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kyleshistory/4671268433/in/set-...
He's not a close relative of mine, but he's someone one of my ancestors came across over the years and kept in touch with. I'm not sure what his history is.

I also have more information on the Danes in these pictures and some others at my blog:
http://danegenealogy.blogspot.com/

Re: DANE Nathan b. December 29, 1752 in Ipswich, Massachusetts

KyleDane — 2011-05-15 23:05:16Z

For more information on Nathan, there is a biography and photo on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Dane

I am a descendant of Nathan's nephew Joseph Dane who is mentioned in the above note. He also was a lawyer of note and representative from the state of Maine: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Dane

I have more information on this family at my blog:
http://danegenealogy.blogspot.com/

NOBLE HICKS DANE

ronnietrfc — 2011-05-12 22:55:42Z

Hi, i'm looking for any possible information on NOBLE HICKS DANE or any relatives, I believe he was born in BIRKENHEAD, England and then later lived in FERMANAGH, NORTHERN IRELAND If anyone has any information could you please e-mail me at ronnie75@live.co.uk. Your help would be gratefully appreciated.

Re: Olivia Dane, NH

Richard_Wilde — 2011-03-10 23:16:35Z

Olivia P. Dane, born 10 Jun 1824, youngest child of John Goodhue and Elizabeth (Giddings) Dane.

Re: Meaning of Dane surname, Dan surname

Mohnbauer — 2011-01-25 23:48:43Z

Dane think is shortform for
DANIJEL
Gender: Masculine
Usage: Slovene, Croatian, Serbian
Other Scripts: Данијел (Serbian)
Cognate of DANIEL

Re: Meaning of Dane surname, Dan surname

Mohnbauer — 2011-01-25 23:46:53Z

Dan means day. :o)

Re: Meaning of Dane surname, Dan surname

Mohnbauer — 2011-01-23 23:56:50Z

so you think all from dinaric race have jewish roots? :o):o):o) were have you read such an info? what should have "the tribe Dan" named after the region Dan in Galilee (Israel)have to do with dinaric people in Europe. i never have read anywhere about this.

most of the dinaric race to find in mountain-areas of Middle- and South-East-Europe, West-Ukraine, Karpaten-area, East-Alps and Southern-Germany.so it includes slavic people of the Balkans like slovenes also and not any connection to jews. there were some jews in Slovenia (crownland Krain/ Carniola) at time of austrian-hungarian Empire, but they fled at WW2 because of the nazis.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinaric_race
http://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Dinarische_Rasse

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribe_of_Dan
"Dan was allocated the most northerly region, to the north of the Galilee, and west of the Jordan, stretching north as far as Laish, Dan's main city (which became known as Dan). (Joshua 19:40-48)"

the dinaric race named after the dinaric Alps (mountains):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinaric_Alps

DANE Claud A 1897-1961

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-14 22:54:12Z

DANE Claud A 1897-1961

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

DANE Nathan b. December 29, 1752 in Ipswich, Massachusetts

lornaf3 — 2010-07-09 18:51:10Z

GENEALOGICAL and PERSONAL MEMOIRS
Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts
Prepared under the editorial supervision of William Richard CUTTER, A. M.
Historian of the New England Historic Genealogical Society; Librarian of Woburn Public Library; Authur of “The Cutter Family,” “History of Arlington,” “Bibliography of Woburn,” etc., etc.
Volume I.; Illustrated
New York; Lewis Historical Publishing Company; 1908
Page 27

NATHAN DANE
Nathan Dane was born at Ipswich, in the parish of that town called the Hamlet, now the separate town of Hamilton, December 29, 1752. His ancestor John Dane came from England before 1641 and from him Nathan was descended by John (2), John (3), Daniel (4), Daniel (5), the last whom married Abigail Burnham, the mother of Nathan.
He worked on a farm until he was twenty-one, when he prepared himself for college, and entered Harvard, and was graduated there in 1778. He then taught school and studied law, and began practice in Beverly, where he resided until his death, February 15, 1835. He was a representative to the general court of Massachusetts, 1782-85; member of Congress, 1785-87; and of the Massachusetts senate five years between 1790 and 1798. He held other honors, including an appointment as justice of the court of common pleas, but resigned the place very soon. In 1814 he was a member of the Hartford convention. He was a member of several historical societies. In 1829 he founded the Dane law professorship in Harvard College. He was the author of "A General Abridgment and Digest of American Law," a work which gave him a permanent fame. But he is still better known for the connection of his name with the Ordinance of 1787, drafted by him for the government of the Northwest Territory of Ohio. In this document the spread and power of the institution of slavery was checked.
Daniel Webster in his famous "Reply to Hayne" eulogized him thus: "I paid a passing tribute of respect to a very worthy man, Mr. Dane, of Massachusetts. It so happens that he drew the ordinance of 1787 for the government of the northwest territory. A man of so much ability and so little pretense, of so great a capacity to do good and so unmixed a disposition to do it for its own sake, a gentleman who had acted an important part forty years ago, in a measure the influence of which is still deeply felt, should be remembered." Webster further said: "It fixed forever the character of the population in the vast regions northwest of the Ohio, by excluding from them involuntary servitude. It impressed upon the soil itself, while it was yet a wilderness, an incapacity to bear up any other than freeman. It laid the interdict against personal servitude, in original compact, not only deeper than all local law, but deeper, also, than all local constitution."
He was notable above all his professional brethren of that time. He acquired in his youth a physical stamina by work on the farm which supported him through the unremitted labors of a long life, during sixty of which he pursued his studies.
A notice by a contemporary, Rev. Christopher T. Ayer, is printed in Stone's "History of Beverly," from which are made these extracts: "His father was a worthy and substantial farmer, and his parents respectable and excellent persons, of whom he always spoke with veneration and affection. They had a numerous family - six sons and six daughters - of whom two daughters were livng (1843) one in her 102d year. He was remarkable for his power of long continued application to study. His advantages of education before he was twenty-one were very small. He prepared himself for college in the short space of eight months. He studied law under the well known Judge Wetmore.* His Practice from the first was extensive and profitable. Through growing deafness he was induced gradually, and at length wholly to retired from it. He was appointed on a committee to revise the laws of the State in 1795, and again to a similar duty in 1811 and 1812. He was an elector of president of the United States in 1812, and chosen in 1820 a member of the convention for revising the State constitution, but on account of deafness did not take his seat. He was distinguished by his ability in debate, knowledge of public business and capacity for discharging it." "We are accustomed," said Mr. Webster (in 1830), "to praise the lawgivers of antiquity; we help to perpetuate the fame of Solon and Lycurgus; but I doubt whether one single law of any lawgiver, ancient or modern, has produced effects of a more distinct and marked and lasting character than the ordinance of '87. That instrument was drawn by Nathan Dane, then and now a citizen of Massachusetts. It was adopted, as I think I have understood, without the slightest alteration; and certainly it has happened to few men, to be the author of a political measure of more large and enduring consequence."
He bestowed in his lifetime the sum of $15,000 to the Law College of Harvard University. He was also a donor to the Dane Law Library of Ohio. His "General Abridgement and Digest of American Law, with Occasional Notes and Comments," is in nine volumes. It was published in 1823 and 1829, and is regarded a monument of immense industry and learning. He completed another of nearly equal extent in manuscript, entitled, "A Moral and Political Survey of America." He could study and write at least twelve hours a day, and neither, as he said himself, the care children, nor the cares or want of property have interfered with his studies. At the time when he commenced this and his law works (in 1782) there were only fragments in the country on either subject. His writings are marked with a neglect of style, his object, when composing, being to pursue the thought before him, and simply to make his views intelligible to others. He had no graces of style, either native or borrowed; neither did he seek for such. To instruct and convince was his aim.
He was rigidly simple in his habits and manners, and in all that he did. His eloquence was that of fact and argument. His life throughout was one of constant and wonderful diligence. He was never before his last illness confined to his house by sickness more than two days at a time, and that very rarely. He took regular rather than a great deal of exercise, and that was walking chiefly. The qualities of his intellect were altogether of the solid kind. He had little acquaintance with the lighter branches of literature. His judgment was singularly discriminating and well balanced. Few ever lived who were less biased by passion or prejudice. In the management of public affairs he was cautious, firm, sagacious and able, and he was correspondingly skilful in conducting his private business. Although he was long in the practice of loaning money to many different individuals, he never incurred pecuniary loss in this way. He was remarkably free from the indulgence of resentful or vindictive feelings. To the excellent partner of his life he was united for fifty-five years, and she survived him. Without children of his own, he was as a father to many. He assisted several of his relatives to a liberal education, and others he aided to establish in life. If a prudent economy reigned in his family, so did also a ready hospitality. Few laymen have spent so much time in the study of theology. Rarely has there been one that had proposed to himself so much, who lived to see his objects so fully accomplished.
His widow died April 14, 1840, aged ninety years.
ANCESTRY - John Dane (I), of Berkhamsted, Bishop's Stortford, Herts, England, and of Ipswich and Roxbury, Massachusetts, died at Roxbury, September 14, 1658, married first, _____; married second, July 2, 1643, Agnes Chandler, widow of William Chandler, of Roxbury; she married third, August 9, 1660, John Parminter, of Sudbury, Massachusetts. Children: 1. John, see forward. 2. Elizabeth, died at Ipswich, Massachusetts, January 21, 1693, married James How, who died at Ipswich, May 17, 1702. 3. Francis, minister at Andover, Massachusetts, died there February 17, 1696-7; married first, Elizabeth Ingalls, who died at Andover, June 9, 1676; married second, September 21, 1677, Mrs. Mary Thomas, who died February 18, 1688-9; married third, 1690, Mrs. Hannah (Chandler) Abbot, who died June 2, 1711.
(II) John Dane, son of John Dane (I), died at Ipswich, Massachusetts, September 29, 1684; married first, Eleanor Clark; married second, Alice _____, who after his decease married Jeremiah Meacham, of Salem, Massachusetts, and died before May 4, 1704. Children: 1. Mary, born about 1636; died May 10, 1679, married August 24, 1658, William Chandler, of Andover, Massachusetts. 2. John, born at Ipswich about 1644; see forward. 3. Sarah, born about 1645, died December 28, 1702, married September 23, 1668, Daniel Warner, Jr., of Ipswich, Massachusetts, who died November 24, 1696. 4. Philemon, born about 1646, died October 18, 1716; married first, October 7, 1685, Mary Thompson; married second, December 25, 1690, Ruth Converse, of Woburn, Massachusetts, who died January 12, 1735-6. 5. Rebecca, married James Hovey. 6. Elizabeth, married Reginald Foster, Jr.
(III) John Dane, son of John Dane (2), died December 23, 1707, "in ye 65th year of his age." (Gravestone at Hamilton). Married December 27, 1671, Abigail Warner, daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Denne) Warner, of Ipswich, Massachusetts. Children: 1. John, born November 29, 1681. 2. Daniel, born about 1689, see forward. 3. Susannah, born March 6, 1685-6, buried March 24, 1687. 4. Nathaniel, born June 27, 1691, died June, 1760; married first, 1712, Elizabeth Potter, married second, March, 1716-17, Anna Low, who died February, 1730-1; married third, December 23, 1732, Esther Kimball, of Wenham, Massachusetts. 5. Abigail, born December 15, 1673, married March 27, 1705, Joseph Crackbone, of Cambridge. 6. Rebecca, born September 18, 1676. 7. Elizabeth, born March 6, 1678-9.
(IV) Daniel Dane, son of John Dane (3), born at Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1689, died there January 22, 1730-1; married first, March 16, 1714, Lydia Day, born October 27, 1694; married second, Mary Annable, widow of Matthew Annable, of Ipswich. Children: 1. Daniel, born about 1716; see forward. 2. John, born about 1719, died at Gloucester, Massachusetts, July 21, 1793, in the 74th year of his age. 3. Mary, born about 1721. 4. Lydia, born about 1725. 5. Nathan, born about 1727.
(V) Daniel Dane, son of Daniel Dane (4), born at Ipswich, Massachusetts, about 1716, died October 15, 1768; married (published January 5, 1739-40), Abigail Burnham, born August 31, 1717, died September 3, 1799, daughter of David and Elizabeth (Perkins) Burnham, of Ipswich. His will dated October 5, 1728, proved November 28, 1768, names wife Abigail, six sons and six daughters, whose names appear in the list of his children here given: Children: 1. Daniel, married (published January 12, 1771) Sarah Goodhue. 2. Nathan, born December 27, 1752, see forward. 3. Samuel, married Hannah Ellingwood. 4. John, died at Beverly, Massachusetts, March 5, 1829, aged eighty years; married (published January 2, 1773) Jemima Fellows, who died at Beverly, April 28, 1827. 5. Benjamin. 6. Joseph. 7. Abigail. 8. Lydia, died August 23, 1845, aged one hundred years eight months five days; married October 19, 1773, Thomas Appleton, of Beverly, Massachusetts, who died September 14, 1830, aged ninety years. 9. Elizabeth. 10. Sarah, married (published January 26, 1771), Ebenezer Ellingwood, of Beverly, Massachusetts. 11. Lucy. 12. Molly, married (published June 15, 1776), William Ellingwood, of Beverly, Massachusetts.
(VI) Nathan Dane, son of Daniel Dane (5), born at Ipswich, Massachusetts, December 27, 1752, died at Beverly, Massachusetts, February 15, 1835, married November 14, 1799, Polly Brown, who died April 14, or April 24, 1840, aged ninety years. The will of Hon. Nathan Dane, of Beverly, dated August 17, 1830, probated April 7, 1835, names his wife Polly, and mentions bequests to a large number of relatives, viz.: Nathan Dane, of Kennebunk, Maine; Nathan D. Appleton, Alfred, Maine; nephew Joseph Patch and his sister Leafa Patch; nephew Daniel Appleton and his sister Lydia Lamson, with proviso regarding their aged mother; nephew Samuel Dane and his brother John G. Dane, and their nephew Nathan Dane; besides bequests to the four sisters of said Samuel and John, daughters of "my brother Daniel Dane, deceased;" and to the children of his daughter Sally, deceased; niece Elizabeth Dodge and her son Nathan D. Dodge, she being the widow of Andrew Dodge - her sons Samuel and Nathan; niece Harriet Tuck; Ezra Cleaves, Jr., and his two sisters, Nancy Sargent and Sally Glidden; grandnephew N. D. Ellingwood; Samuel W. Cox; Sarah W. Coz and Lucy W. Cox, "daughters of my niece Nabby Cox," their sister Deborah Cox, their brother Ebenezer Cox; his nephew William Whipple, to whom he gave a farm in Dunbarton, New Hampshire, said Whipple supporting his mother; and he gave legacies to her five daughters, and to the children of her daughter Sally deceased; niece Esther Stanly; Sally Clarke; nephew Joseph Dane of Kennebunk, Maine, to be residuary legatee. After the death of his wife a certain sum was devised to Harvard College.

* William Wetmore, of Salem, Harvard 1770, was admitted to the bar 1780. He died 1830, and his daughter was the wife of Judge Joseph Story.

Re: Meaning of Dane surname, Dan surname

mensa73 — 2010-06-17 19:32:49Z

all i know is that there are no jr's in jewish families.

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Meaning of Dane surname, Dan surname

YESHUAHAMASHIACH7 — 2010-06-16 23:23:22Z

Dear Sir or Madam, My name is Allan Dane. I am half Bohemian and half Slovenian. I am Slovenian on my Father's side. As I have been researching my Father's side of the family. I have found both my Father and Grandfather on Jewish Family History collection. Whe my Grandfather came through Ellis island his name was Bastjan Dane. In the World War 2 draft his name is Bastjan Dan. My father is born as Bastian Dane Jr. But when he marries my mother his name is Bastian Dan Jr. My Aunt has 2 birth certificates one as Doniella Dane and the other as Doniella Dan. I have been doing some research, and found that Slovenian's are descended from the Dinaric race. And the Dinaric race is believed to be descended from the Hebrew Tribe of Dan. Will someone pease help? And Thank you in advance for your help.

Re: Daniel & Rosanah Dane

mdanelutzke — 2010-04-12 19:25:15Z

Thank you... I had found some of that same info but I am stumped when the 3 children are living with the Cools. I have not been able to find any info on their deaths or prior to the 1860 Census!! I am going to look into the other possiblilties you listed!!!
Thanks again!!
Michelle

Re: Daniel & Rosanah Dane

nanablue2007 — 2010-04-12 11:37:47Z

THIS FAMILY IS NEVER IN MASS.

However I did find them in Vermont
Name: Daniel Dame
Age in 1860: 37
Birth Year: abt 1823
Birthplace: England
Home in 1860: Reading, Windsor, Vermont
Gender: Male
Post Office: Reading
Value of real estate: $700./$100.
Household Members: Name Age
Daniel Dame [DANE]37 ENGLAND
Rosanah Dane 36 IRELAND
Anna Dane 7 VERMONT
Lizzie Dane 5 "
Wm Dane 3 "

Name: William Dane
Birth Year: abt 1858
Age in 1870: 12
Birthplace: Vermont
Home in 1870: Wheelock, Caledonia, Vermont
Race: White
Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: Wheelock
Household Members: Name Age
James Cool 24
Eliza Cool 32
William Dane 12
Morris Dane 10
Mary Dane 6

ON THIS 1880 [ANCESTRY.COM VERSION] CENSUS CLICKING ON ANY OF THE NAMES DOES NOT BRING UP THE IMAGE...THERE ARE 17 PAGES AND I ONLY WENT THROUGH A FEW TO FIND THIS IMAGE TO VERIFY WHAT IT SAYS BUT DID NOT LOCATE IT.
Name: C.W. Dame
Home in 1880: Wheelock, Caledonia, Vermont
Age: 23
Estimated birth year: abt 1857
Birthplace: Vermont
Relation to Head of Household: Brother ??
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
Occupation: Farm Labor
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
Cannot read/write:
Household Members: Name Age
James Coole 54
Eliza J Coole 40
Iris Coole 4
C.W. Dame 23
Mary G Dame 16

Name: James Covl
[James Cool]
Home in 1900: Wheelock, Caledonia, Vermont
Age: 54
Birth Date: May 1846
Birthplace: Vermont
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Vermont
Mother's Birthplace: New Hampshire
Marriage Year: 1869
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 31
Residence : Wheelock Town, Caledonia, Vermont
Household Members: Name Age
James Covl [COOL]54
Minnie Dane 36 STEP
Willie C Dane 43 STEP
Iris E Covl [COOL] 23 DAU

1910
Name: William C Dane
Age in 1910: 52
Estimated birth year: abt 1858
Birthplace: Vermont
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Vermont
Mother's Birth Place: Vermont
Spouse's name: Effie M
Home in 1910: Sheffield, Caledonia, Vermont
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
William C Dane 52
Effie M Dane 28
Laura A Dane 6
Elmer Dane 4
Eri G Dane 2

Name: C William Dane
Home in 1920: Sheffield, Caledonia, Vermont
Age: 62 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1858
Birthplace: Vermont
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Effie M
Father's Birth Place: Vermont
Mother's Birth Place: Vermont
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Own
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 484
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
C William Dane 62
Effie M Dane 38
Laura H Dane 16
Elmer J Dane 14
Eri G Dane 12

Name: William C Dane
Home in 1930: Sheffield, Caledonia, Vermont
Age: 72
Estimated birth year: abt 1858
Birthplace: Vermont
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Effie M
Race: White
Household Members: Name Age
William C Dane 72
Effie M Dane 47
Laura C Dane 26
Eri G Dane 22
Richard W Dane 11/12

I CAME ACROSS THIS FAMILY...the names are close and the ages fit -+ where as the ages and names with the Cool family in 1870 are off..I would take a close look at these folks
Name: Daniel Dunn
Birth Year: abt 1821
Age in 1870: 49
Birthplace: Vermont
Home in 1870: Chester, Windsor, Vermont
Race: White
Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: Garritts Station
Household Members: Name Age
Daniel Dunn 49
Rasa Dunn 49
Rasa A Dunn 17
Lizzie Dunn 15
Willie Dunn 14

Name: Daniel Dunn
Home in 1880: Chester, Windsor, Vermont
Age: 59
Estimated birth year: abt 1821
Birthplace: Ireland
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's name: Rosina
Father's birthplace: Ireland
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Daniel Dunn 59
Rosina Dunn 54
William Dunn 23
Annie Dunn 18

Name: Daniel Dunn
Home in 1900: Chester, Windsor, Vermont
Age: 77
Birth Date: Dec 1822
Birthplace: Ireland
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1844
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Ireland
Mother's Birthplace: Ireland
Spouse's name: Rosana
Marriage Year: 1839
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 61
Residence : Chester Village, Windsor, Vermont
Household Members: Name Age
Daniel Dunn 77
Rosana Dunn 76

Vermont Death Records, 1909-2008

Name: Chas Willey Dane
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 7 Jul 1857
Birth Location: Cambridge, VT
Death Date: 11 Jul 1936
Cause Of Death: Cerebral Hemorrhage
Spouse's name: Effie Barber Done
Mother's Maiden Name: Horner
Mother's Name: Elya
Father's Name: Joab Dane
Vital Event Type: Certificate of Death

Vermont Death Records, 1909-2008

Name: Laura Alice Williams
[Laura Alice Dane]
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 15 Aug 1904
Birth Location: Wheelock, VT
Death Date: 16 Jan 1958
Death Location: Lyndon, Caledonia
Cause Of Death: Hypertensive Cardiovascular Disease
Veteran: Non applicable
Residence: Sheffield, VT
Spouse's name: Harold Williams
Mother's Maiden Name: Barber
Mother's Name: Effie
Father's Name: Will Dane
Date Filed: 17 Jan 1958
Vital Event Type: Certificate of Death

let me know what you think...

I am not related

Regards,

Connie

Re: Dane, Ireland to Gorrie, ON

cherielynn251 — 2010-04-07 16:11:36Z

I should have read this message first -- Peter and Margaret parents. Should you want more info on Dane family I might be able to help. My husband is descendant from George's brother.
cherielynn25@aol.com

Re: Dane, Ireland 1645 to Gorrie, ON 1836

vernpres — 2010-04-05 14:40:26Z

I am having some trouble with this lineage as it doesn't seem to mesh with what I have from Burke's. The dates seem to be way off.

Re: Dane, Ireland to Gorrie, ON

vernpres — 2010-04-05 12:39:29Z

I have managed to solve my own problem. Due to a bit of luck, I discovered the name to be EAMER, but with quite a few variation.

Re: Dane, Ireland to Gorrie, ON

vernpres — 2010-04-04 20:09:43Z

Hi Everyone

I have just been reading this thread as I have recently been reseaching the descendants of George DANE and Barbara ELLIOTT.

Their son James DANE married Letesi, but I am unsure of he maiden name. The marriage record (1887) looks like Leattisia AMMIER though it is very hard to read. I have her on the 1881 census as Letesia AMOR. However, I can not find her or her family on other censuses or marriage records, etc. She was apparently born in Wroxeter (near Gorrie) 16 Nov 1867.

Does anyone have any information on Letesia?

Vern

Daniel & Rosanah Dane

mdanelutzke — 2010-03-30 19:46:03Z

I am looking for info on Daniel & Rosanah Dane. Daniel was born in 1823. Rosanah was born in 1824 in Ireland. In the 1860 Census they were in Middlesex, MA. They had 3 children. But that is where it ends, in the next census all 3 children are living with a Thomas & Eliza Cool. My great grandfather is one of their children; William C Dane. He has also gone by Charles Dane. any info would be GREAT!!!
Thanks,
Michelle

Dane connection to Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln's 1st VP---Amos Nourse infromation

goldiezadah — 2010-01-03 04:24:40Z

I found, at one time, a family tree that connect Hannibal Hamlin to Abigail Dane and Francis Fulkner. I bookmarked the link but it got lost when my compter crashed. Does any one know how they is related?

I also read a quote of his stating that he was related to Abigail and Francis. They were his ancestors and there was something about the witch trials. Of course, I didn't make a hard copy so it too was lost in the crash.

Anyway, today I discover something that not many people may know. If I can figure out the Faulkner/Dane connection to Hamlin then I can prove Hannibal is a cousin to Amos Nourse. Amos is GG grandchild of Abigail and Francis. Amos is also the man who took over Hamlin's Senate seat when he resigned from it.

Small world isn't it...

Amos's line goes like this: Abigail Dane m. Frncis Faulkner; Dorothy Faulkner m. Samuel Nurse II; Samuel Nurse III m. Elizabeth Kellogg; Jonathan Nourse m. Ruth Barrett; Amos Nourse m. Lucy M. ???.

There's a small biography on Nourse on "The Biographical Directory of the Unites States Congress" which helped me find most of the most of the census records and other information about him on Ancestry. There is a bio on Hamlin, too.

My pages here on Ancestry are called The Schram Family Tree.
You should be able to find Amos' page by searching for him and then looking for my tree.

DANE Edith L 1900-1992

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-28 19:35:12Z

DANE Edith L 1900-1992

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,467 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

DANE Charlie I 1897-1976

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-28 19:35:01Z

DANE Charlie I 1897-1976

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,467 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Jacob Dane & Ada Harmon

diane_evelyn — 2009-09-24 02:04:32Z

Jacob b abt 1873 and wife Ada abt 1876; children are Earnest Edward, Beatrice Amber, Letta, and Jessie. Hunting for ancestors of this family.

DANE Ervin Weldon and Ruby Jewell

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-21 02:06:58Z

DANE Ervin Weldon and Ruby Jewell

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Dane family of Vermont

55kiltz — 2009-07-21 21:11:28Z

Looking for family of John M. Dane 1823-1894 buried Northfield, VT and wife Jane S. Thompson b. 1836, death date unknown.

DANE W B 1878-1954

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-02 13:18:38Z

DANE W B 1878-1954

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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DANE W B Mrs 1879-1933

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-02 13:18:25Z

DANE W B Mrs 1879-1933

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: J. C. DANE Biography, b. 1816 ME to MN to WI

moriverbreaks — 2009-05-05 05:04:11Z

Can you help me with more information on J.C. Dane (gunmaker) from Lacrosse, Wisconsin. I have in my shotgun collection, a beautiful double barrel shot gun made by J. C. Dane. High grade engraving with dogs and birds and beautiful walnut stock. unique style of how it breaks open,
possibly his invention. Any history would be greatly appreciated.
Neil Snyder
Great Falls, Montana
406- 453-4825

Re: William Patton DANE, b. 1846, KY

JimDane — 2009-02-25 04:23:41Z

I would rather talk with you- 714-335-7439

DEAN & DEEN[E], MD Wills

MarilynRoth58 — 2009-02-25 01:54:29Z

It looks as if the DEAN family had quite a few records in early Maryland, especially on the Eastern Shore.

MD Calendar of Wills (I didn't copy every reference. Counties began keeping their own records in 1777.)

Wm. DEANE, Kent Co., pr. 30 Aug. 1695. To son Wm., (then) aged 7, at 18, "Middle Branch," & "Deanes Relief" on Lankford's Bay. To daus. Eliza & Jane at 16, "Deanes Adventure." To dau. Tabitha, "The Forest" on Gunpowder R. at head of Salt Peter Creek. To wf. Sarah, exx. Wit. Michael MILLER, Robt. PARK, Stephen WHETSON.

William DEANE, Cox Creek near Hungar R., Dorchester Co. [DO], pr. 13 Mar. 1699. To dau. Eliza. JOHNSON. To wf. Eliza during widowhood. To sons Wm., Richard, John, & Henry. Exs. Wm. TUBMAN & Jon. MEREDITH. Wit. Jno. & Wm. MEREDITH & Michael TODD.

John BARKER, Talbot Co., pr. 19 Apr. 1709. To grandson John ABBOTT & James DEANE...Wit. John DEANES.

Robt. BRUMMALL, DO, pr. 13 Feb. 1709. Wit. Chas. DEANE.

Wm. BATEMAN, Kent, pr. 9 Apr. 1716. Wit. Antho. DANES.

Wm. EDWIN, Kent, made 34? Oct. 1716. Wit. Wm. DEANE.

Thos. HACKETT, Sr., blacksmith, DO, pr. 12 Nov. 1716. Wit. Chas. DEANE.

Michael DEAN, DO, pr. 17 Nov. 1721. All to wf. Eliz., exx. Wit. Wm. SPENCER, Mary HOLLINS, Richard WEBSTER.

Elizabeth DAVIS, Kent, pr. 29 Je. 1723. To husband Henry DAVIS, ex., for life, residue of 200 acres "Dean's Adventure," bequeathed to testator and her sister Jane by their father William DEANE [w. pr. 1695]. Also "Addition," taken up by Michael MILLER & made over by late husband Wm. ROBERTS. At death of husband Henry DAVIS, to son Wm. ROBERTS. Wit. Wm. & Ann DICAS, Ja. CALDER.

Eliz. WILLIAMS, Kent, pr. 17 Mar. 1724/5. Wit. Wm. DEANE.

John DAVIS, Kent, pr. 30 Apr. 1726. To wf. Eliza. & minor sons Edward & John. Wit. Wm. & Katherine DEANE.

Eliz. KEECH, St. Mary's Co., pr. 24 Nov. 1730. Wit. Ann DAINE.

John FOSTER, DO, pr. 22 Mar. 1726. To daus. Rebecca, Sarah, Pheby, Susannah DAWSON, Mary FOOKS, & Ann DEANE. Wf. Mary & son Thomas, coexs. To be bu. Friends Graveyard, Transquaking. Wit. Wm. MURRAY & Thos. & Bartholomew ENNALS.

James DEEN, Somerset Co. [SO], pr. 23 Oct. 1744. To {wife?} Mary, being with child, exx. To unborn child, "Deen's Venture." To bro. Charles, "Gladstone's Industry." Wit. John BEADLEY, Saml. BADLEY, Thos. HUFFINTON.

Henry DEAN, DO, blacksmith, pr. 13 Mar. 1746. To son John, ex., "Broad Ridge," & pt/o "Peaknull" & "Dean's Prevention." To son Henry, pt/o "Peaknull," & pt/o "Little Brittain." To son Thomas, "Rainy Point." To dau. Mary TARGINSON. To wf. Elizabeth. Wit. Wm. ROBINSON, John BROHOM, Jas. BRIGHT.

Wm. ROBINSON, DO, pr. 10 July 1749. Wit. Henry DEENE.

Capwell KING, SO, pr. 17 Oct. 1749. To Jno. DEAN, cattle...

Eliz. SPENCER, Dorset Co., pr. 9 Apr. 1750. To son Wm. DEAN, for life, pl. where he lives, pt/o "Turners Adventer," then to his son Wm. To son Mathew DEAN, ex., pl. where I live. Wit. Thos. & Andrew GRAY & Francis HENRY.

Rebecca HOWARD, DO, pr. 10 Je. 1760. Wit. Wm. DEAN, Jr.

Henry LAKE, DO, pr. 7 July 1760. Wit. Wm. DEAN, Jr.

Elizabeth DEENE, DO, spinster {?}, pr. 2 May 1763. To son John. To grandch. Geo., Mary, & Eliz. FERGUSON. Residue to son Thomas, ex. Wit. Matthew KEENE & Benj. KEENE, Sr. & Jr.

David MELVILL, DO, pr. 20 Sep. 1762. Wit. John DEAN, Jr.

Charles DEAN, SO, pr. 11 Sep. 1764. All to wf. Sarah for life. Then to son Charles, dwelling pl. with 100 acres, but if he dsp, to son Noble. To son James, land on the uppermost side of Walters Road, but if he dsp., to his other bros., except five acres to John BADBY. To Abraham DEAN. To son Levie, 70 a. adj. Ephraim DEAN's 100 acres to be divided between his bros. {?} Wit. Levin LUNGS, John HUFFINGTON, Wm. BADBY. Widow made election.

William DEAN / DEEN, DO, 18 Feb. 1760, 29 Mar. & 2 Apr. 1764. To wf. Sarah, exx., & ch. Wm., Henry, & Rachel DEAN, Eliz. CANNON, Mary GRAHAM, & Rebecca ROSS. To granddaus. Delilah & Sarah DEAN. Tracts "Northampton" "Dean's Choice," & "Andrew's Fortune." Wit. Robt. SCOTT, Wm. ROSS, Summers ADDAMS.

Lewis GRIFFITH, DO, pr. 6 May 1765...Wit. Wm. DEAN, Jr., John GOOTEE, Jr., Wm. EAGER, Jr., Richard LANE.

Elizabeth GRIFFITH, DO, pr. 9 Mar. 1770...Wit. Henry LAKE, Richard DEAN.

John SAFFORD, DO, 12 Aug. 1772...Wit. Wm. DEAN, John WINGATE, John SCOTT.

William DEAN, DO, pr. 15 July 1774. To eldest son James, coex., & second son __, all land after death of wife Elizabeth, coexx. To daus. Mary WOODLAND, Rhode DEAN, & Sarah MOORE. Wit. Robt. SCOTT, Benj. TODD, Wm. LANGRAL. Widow made election, & James renounced executorship.

George BOOZ, DO, pr. 28 Mar. 1777...To Godson George DEAN, "Previlidge," "Brambles Hope," "Coles Regulation," & land west of Harrisses Gut. Wit. Wm. DEAN, Wm. GEOTEE, Andrew GOOTEE.

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WATCH OUT! Here comes speculation. It looks as if the James DEEN who had died by 1744 in Somerset Co., listing an unborn child and a brother Charles could have been a brother of Charles DEAN whose will was pr. 1764, naming a son James DEAN and also several others named DEAN.

I wonder if Elizabeth SPENCER, will pr. 1750, naming sons Mathew & Wm. DEAN, might have been the widow of Michael DEAN, will pr. 1721, since a witness to Michael's will was Wm. SPENCER. The son Wm. DEAN & grandson Wm. DEAN might have been the ones whose wills were pr. 1764 & 1774.
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There are a few references to James DEAN in the online files of the MD Archives:

26 Apr. & 16 May 1799, James & wf. Mary DEAN to James SMITH, pt/o "Townsends Situation" [SO now WI, L:449-450].

1803, #155. Abraham TAYLOR & Isaac KENNEY vs. James DEAN, SO, Deans Outlet to Jones Lot. Plat also shows Kenneyington. 1:28:02:046.

Chancery #1350, 24 July 1819. Gilbert, Eliza, Joseph, & Walter DAVIS, George & Catherine GEBHART, Sarah RADCLIFFE & James DEAN vs. George & Denton DAVIS, Grace, Catherine, & Noll CANNON, James, Mary, Joseph, Eliz., Wm., Joshua, Thomas, & Upton RADCLIFFE, Barney, Catherine, Thomas, & Joshua DEAN, & Alexander & Sarah HARVEY. Estate of Joseph RADCLIFFE, Rights of Man. Accession 17,898-1350 MSA S512-2-1406.

#11385,2 Dec. 1841. Wm. W. TWILLEY vs. Whittington, James, Wm., Mary, Cassandra, Wm., Thomas, & Sophia DEAN, Edward & Susan WILLING, Leonard & Eliza BOOZE, Ephraim & Eliz. MARVEL, James D., Wm. D., John D., Leah D., Levin, Slater, Julia A., Mary, Sally, Louisa, & Thomas TWILLEY, DO, estate of Charles DEAN, "Gootees Neck." Accession #17,898-11385, MSA S512-14-11210.

Do any of the names appear with James DEAN of Kentucky?

Re: William Patton DANE, b. 1846, KY

MarilynRoth58 — 2009-02-24 20:58:17Z

Hi, Jim,

Have any of the descendants of Abraham DAIN / DANE / DAYNE / DEAN participated in the Y-DNA tests? Abraham was of Casco, ME, before he m. 22/27 Dec. 1671, New London, CT, Sarah PEAKE, dau/o Wm. My last DANE ancestor was Deborah DANE (24 Mar. 1791, PA - 15 Je. 1869, Bishopville, Morgan Co., OH) who m. Adam SHANER and also lived in Muskingum Co., OH.

I have quite a few Maryland records. Who do you think was father of James, b. ca. 1775?

Re: William Patton DANE, b. 1846, KY

JimDane — 2009-02-24 03:15:18Z

If you all want pictures of William P. Dane or Civil war records .....please just call me, I don't believe anyone has more info than I do.
Sincerely, Jim Dane- 714-335-7439- let's talk, visit with actual relatives- P.S.- I just completed a DNA test for descendants of ALL James Dean's sons, William B. Dean, David Dean/Dane & my Jacob A. Dean....we are all matches AND I even got William P. Dane's grandson in the DNA pool and I have NEW info on who is James Dean's(b-1775/Maryland) father. Sincerely, Jim Dane- let's talk, this is my life passion

William Patton DANE, b. 1846, KY

MarilynRoth58 — 2009-02-24 02:32:16Z

Google "1930 Census."

Wayne Co., KY, 1830, James DEON?

Wayne Co., KY, 1840, DEAN, David, James, James (heads of household only). I couldn't find William. Some researchers say he went to St. Clair Co., MO, but I couldn't find him.

Wayne Co., KY, 1850, DEAN. The actual census shows households, but names have been alphabetized on the database. However, comparing with the 1860 Census, these were included among those listed in 1850: William, 42; Jane, 38; Jane, 14; Milton, 9; Frances A., 7; Washington, 4; William P., 3; Mary E., 2; Golston A., under one.

Monticello P. O., Wayne Co., KY, 1860:
DANE, James, 20, in household of Thos. SANDERS.
DANE, William, 52; Jane, 35 {?}; Margaret J., 24; Milton G., 19; Frances A., 16; Washington, 14; William P. 12; Mary E., 10; Gholson, 8.
David, 47; Senia, 44; Burrena, 18; Elizabeth, 20; Leo, 16; Samantha, 15; Littleton B., 12; Jania, 10; Helen, 9
Angeline, 5; Sarah Ann, 2.
James, 87. [b. Dorchester Co., MD]
[David's family was there in 1870, with wf. Lina, daus. Jane, Angaline, & Sally.]

Crawford Co., MO, 1870, DANE
William, 61; Jane, 57 {?}; Pinkney, 31; Jane M. {Margaret?} 32; Milton G., 28; Washington, 26; William P., 24.
Golson, 19; Emeline {Mary?} 16.

http://pilot.familysearch.org
Census, Justice Precinct 1, Montague, TX, June 23, 1900, #302. DANE
William P., b. Feb. 1846, m. 12 years, he & father b. KY, mother b. GA
Wf. Lizza {Elizabeth}, b. Jan. 1859, TX MS AL, had 9 ch., 9 li.
[His ch.] {illegible, Golson?} B., b. Apr. 1874, MO KY MO; Ida, b. Mar. 1878, MO KY MO; John, b. Feb. 1881, Indian Terr.
[Theirs] Maude, b. July 1888; Mattie, b. Jan. 1890; William E., Dec. 1891; Joseph W., b. May 1894; Charlie, b. Feb. 1897; Louis (son, sic, Louise?), b. Nov. 1899
[Hers] POWER, George T., Jan. 1881, TX TX TX; Etta, Jan. 1883, TX TX TX; Lessie, Feb. 1885, Indian T. TX TX.
Mother-in-law Julie A. SMITH, b. Je. 1833, AL AL MS, had 7 ch., 4 living.

Note the son b. Indian Terr. Sylvanus had a son, b. 1880, Indian Terr., so that's probably why I can't find them in 1880. Sylvanus & family are also of Montague Co., 1900.

Google "1930 census" for other databases. Montague Co., TX, 1910, DANE
William P., 64; Lizzie, 51; William E., 15 {?}; Joseph W., 16; Wesley {Charley?}, 13; Lois {Louise?}, 10; Ruby, 8.

Households aren't shown in 1920, but they were still in Montague Co., TX. These are consecutive entries, but Elizabeth couldn't be mother of the last two:

DANE, William P., 73; Elizabeth, 62; Joe, 25; Charlie, 22; Ruby DANE/PERONA, 18
DANE, Robert L., 14; Auther R., 10.

Social Security Death Index
DANE, William E. (4 Dec. 1892 - 22 Nov. 1992) last res. Whiteface, Cochran, TX
DANE, Charles (1 Feb. 1897 - Aug. 1976) lr. Keller, Tarrant, TX.
[Those should help you find obituaries.]

RootsWeb Family Trees: William B. "Slaughter" DANE (1808, KY - 1902, Montague Co., TX? [I couldn't find him in 1900]) m1. Nancy Jane DAWSON; m2. Catherine Jane CONN, b. GA, ca. 1812/25!
[second marriage 7 Dec. 1834, Russell Co., KY?]

Children:

Margaret Jane, b. Mar. 1836, Wayne Co., KY
Pinkney, b. 1839
Milton G., b. 1841
Frances A., b. 1843
Washington S. / Sylvanus W. (19 Dec. 1844, KY - 21 Mar. 1925, Montague Co., TX, bu. Tage Cem. with 2d wf. Sarah E. [ADKINS] (27 Oct. 1855 - 20 Nov. 1930) he m1. 27 Mar. 1873, Crawford Co., MO, Angeletta [Angela Etta?] GOSSAGE.
William P. b. 1 Feb. 1846
Mary E., b. 1848
Gholson A., b. 1850, m. Emmeline GOSSAGE.

GOSSAGE was a prominent name in early Maryland, pronounced that way but spelled GORSUCH.

William P. DANE (1 Feb. 1846, Wayne Co., KY - 17 Sep. 1937, bu. Tage Cem., Montague Co., KY) m1. 25 Dec. 1870, MO, Martha [B]RICKEY, who died at Durant, OK. Wm. P. served 1 Sep. 1863 - 10 Jan. 1865, in Co. K, 13th KY Union Cavalry. Pension applications GenForum > DANE > #153 & 154.

Children of first m.

Gholson Banford (11 Apr. 1874 - 7 Jan. 1914)
Cora Jane (26 Je. 1876 - 26 Sep. 1876)
Ida Frances, b. 7 Mar. 1878
John Arthur, b. 24 Feb. 1881.

Wm. P. DANE m2. 7 Oct. 1887, Montague Co., TX,
Elizabeth [SANDERS, d/o Seaborn J. & Julia] POWERS, wid/o A. J. POWERS, who d. 12 Dec. 1885, Oklahoma. Elizabeth SANDERS was b. 26 Jan. 1859, Van Zandt Co., TX. They had

Maude (18 July 1888 - Apr. 1974, Lawton, Comanche, OK) m. Rufus LAMASCUS [of Montague Co., 1920].
Mattie, b. Jan. 1890, m. _ COMER
Wm. Edgar, b. 4 Dec. 1891/2
Charles Ivan, b. 1 Feb. 1897
Louise, b. 15 Oct. 1899, m. RO[D]GERS.
Ruby Jewel, b. 28 Dec. 1901/2.

Van Zandt Co., TX, 1860, SANDERS:
S. J., 28; Julia, 27; J. H., 7; Jora, 5; M. J., 3; E., 1.

Seaborn Jefferson SANDERS, b. ca. 1832, MS/AL, m. 26 Aug. 1852, Harrison Co., TX, Julia A. HADLEY, b. Baldwin Co., AL, d/o Julia JOHNSON & Jesse B. HADLEY. Julia m2. 13 Mar. 1864, Harrison Co., TX, Hadley/Hatley SMITH, & had Polk & James SMITH, of Erath Co., TX, 1870.

This should get you started. Can you tell us more about Ruby?

Re: looking for ancestors of William Patton Dane

JimDane — 2009-01-30 11:13:31Z

E-mail me direct jimbodane@yahoo.com and I can get you all kinds of info on William P. Dane. He was a Civil War soldier for the Union out of Kentucky. He had several other brothers who fought also like, Pimkney, Milton G. and Washington S. Dane. 2 or 3 cousins also fought with them and lived close by like Littleton Dane and Leo/George Dane and James Dane. Mostly they were farmers and Baptists. They were hard workin' and fought for there country, not well known but part of the backbone that built this country.
Jim

looking for ancestors of William Patton Dane

kydamon1 — 2009-01-05 06:26:37Z

My great-great grandmother was W.P. Dane's youngest child, Ruby. I am looking into my family tree and would like to know more about William Patton Dane and any of his other children.
please email me with any information ajones6153@yahoo.com
Thanks!

Re: Dane, Ireland 1645 to Gorrie, ON 1836

cherielynn251 — 2008-05-09 18:00:29Z

Dear Shirley: Glad you wrote. Samuel and Mary are my husband's 3rd great grandparents. You may email me and then I send you access to the personal tree. I think I only have pics of the graves there, maybe on both trees but I can send other info. I am thrilled with the names of Portadown, Tanderagee is this village and parish? I only knew Armagh as a certainty. Have you been in touch with Reverend Jeff in Gorrie he has researched the genealogies of many families of the area. We met him last year and visited the graves. my email is
cherielynn25@aol.com
best regards, Cherie Lynn

Re: Dane, Ireland 1645 to Gorrie, ON 1836

shirley6560 — 2008-05-09 03:53:40Z

I noticed your family connection to Samuel Greer of Gorrie Township, Huron North, Ontario and Hannah Dane.

My family descends from Samual Greer Sr. and Mary Martin born Portadown, Tanderagee, County Armagh Ireland. Their oldest daughter Ellen was my 2Xgreat-grandmother. I have a note from my great aunt with the names of both Samuel and Hannah on it. Along with the other brothers and sisters.

They settled near Prescott, Ontario when they came over from Ireland. At some point the three brothers, George, Samuel and John moved up into Huron County near Gorrie. My 2xgreat-grandmother Ellen and her husband William Montgomery followe. Then went down into the Dakota Territory and then back into Huron County and settled near Bayfield.

Just wondering if you had any more meat to put on these bones? That would be birth and marriage dates perhaps.

Re: Washington

JanDane48 — 2007-08-30 13:37:20Z

Would love to contact you, Diane, but your email is no longer useful.

Thanks,
Jan

Jean Langum Obituary

snicker1111 — 2007-05-11 14:26:34Z

Mountain Democrat
Placerville, California
2 Oct 2002 Wednesday
page A-5

Jean Langum

Placerville resident Jean Langum, died Sept. 24. She was born Nov 19, 1919.
Before her death Mrs. Langum requested people to rejoice as she has gone to be with her husband of 60 years, Milton Langum, who proceeded her in death.
Mrs. Langum was a native Californian and lived in Placerville for the last 30 years.
She is survived by her son, Michael Langum of Germantown, Md.; daughter, Maren Donig of Athabaska, Canada; her brother, Paul Dane of Colorado Springs, Colo; four grandchildren; and five great-grand children.
Services are being conducted Oct. 1 at First Lutheran Church with Rev. Rod Hilbert officiating.
Remembrances may be made to Jean Langum Memorial Fund. First Lutheran Church, Placerville

J. C. DANE Biography, b. 1816 ME to MN to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-03-30 19:23:06Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 748.

City of La Crosse

J. C. DANE, manufacturer of breech-loading fire arms, was born in Skowhegan, Me., in 1816; learned the machinists' trade in Bangor, Me., and came West in 1855. He lived at St. Anthony, Minn., till 1861, then came to La Crosse, where he has since resided. He has been engaged in his present business since 1872. He was married in Bangor, Me., in 1842, to Miss Matilda E., daughter of Lewis Hancock of that place, and has no children.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Dane family of Vermont

genenut1948 — 2007-01-10 19:58:27Z

Trying to locate anyone with information about the Nathaniel and Helen Dane family of Vermont. Nathaniel born June 20, 1889 at Troy, Vermont. Married about 1912 to Helen May Bedell who was born October 1894 in Washington State. Helen was the daughter of Nelson G. Bedell and Eva May Allen. Eva May often went by Evelyn or Martha. Nathaniel and Helen had four known children. Walter born about 1915, Ralph N. born February 8, 1916, Barbara born about 1917 and William B. born about 1924. Family is located in Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts in the 1920 census. In the 1930 census Nathaniel and three children, Walter, Ralph and Barbara are still located in Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Helen and son William are in the Concord, Essex County, Vermont. Both Nathaniel and Helen list marital status as married. William Dane enlisted for World War II in Grafton County, New Hampshire on February 3, 1943. No additional information has been located on him. Ralph N. Dane served in the U. S. Army as Lt. Colonel. He served from 15 Sep 1941 to 30 Sep 1961. He served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. His wife's name was Louise A. (maiden name unknown). Ralph died on August 1, 1987 in Santa Clara County, California. Last residence, Palo Alto, California. He is buried at San Francisco National Cemetery. Additional information for Walter and Barbara has not been located.

Nathaniel had a brother George who resided with him in the 1920 census. I believe Nathaniel and George were sons of William and Georgiana Dane. However the parents names are hard to read on the 1910 St. Johnsbury, Caledonia County, Vermont census.

Deliverance (Hazeltine) Dane

2006-12-03 20:48:41Z

Any information on Deliverance (Hazeltine) Dane and her family, whether it be the Hazeltines or her husband Nathaniel and their children, can be found in the Essex County Vital Records for Massachusetts. You and Nila are descended through the Andover branch of the Dane family, whereas I am descended through the Ipswich branch of the Dane family. I am descended from John Dane (III) the juror. Here is my ancestry from the Danes in Ipswich, MA:

JOHN DANE (1585-1658); m. Frances Bowyer (1590-1642)
DR. JOHN DANE, JR. (1612-1684); m. Eleanor Clark
JOHN DANE, III (1643-1707); m. Abigail Warner (1655-????)
NATHANIEL DANE (1691-1760; m. 2nd, Anna Lowe
ELIZABETH DANE (1718-1804); m. Janes Adams
ANNA ADAMS (1754-????); m. Ezekiel Goldthwait
EZEKIEL GOLDTHWAIT, JR.; m. Mary "Polly" Fuller
ELIZABETH G. GOLDTHWAIT; m. William B. Eaton
WILLIAM B. EATON, JR. (1833-1896); m. Elizabeth L. Ober
KATHERINE E. EATON (1861-1937); m. Charles W. Ferris
ADDA B. FERRIS (1892-1983); m. Francis X. McDonough
DOROTHY M. McDONOUGH (1920-1972); m. Walter F.
Crean
WALTER F. CREAN, JR. (born 1942); m. Sandra L. Swiderski
WALTER T. CREAN (born 1966), which is myself

Feel free to email me your family lines from the Danes of Andover; my email address is brianboru662002@yahoo.com, thanks.

Walter

Marriage Lookup for Dane & Norris

lboyer162 — 2006-11-25 12:36:46Z

Hello,
I'm trying to find a marriage date for my great grandparents & any information would be appreciated.

Charles Weaver DANE
b. 24 Jun 1885 p: Bernard, MO

Spouse: Gertrude Mae Norris
b. 13 Dec 1886 p: Maryville, MO

Elizabeth Dane married to Reginald Foster Abt. 1652

jdarnall1 — 2006-11-17 20:13:30Z

Seeking information about the marriage and family of Elizabeth Dane, daughter of John Dane Jr. and [Eleanor Clark?].

We have many unanswered questions about this family, including:
1. In addition to our ancestor, John Foster, who were the other children?
2. Is there a more definite marriage date for Elizabeth Dane and Reginald Foster?
3. What are Elizabeth Dane's birth/death dates?
4. Is there documentation that names the mother of Elizabeth Dane?

Thank you so much if you can extend our knowledge of this ancestor.

Jean
<jdarnall@ix.netcom.com>

Re: Dane

2006-09-23 13:48:14Z

Mary Dane Horton

2006-09-22 21:06:18Z

Mary Dane, married about year 1777 to Silas Horton Jr. who was born in the year 1756 probably in Goshen, New York. Had daughter Molly Horton who married Daniel Slawson first, and then Israel Moore. Does anyone know my Mary?
Reply to gmchurch@vonl.com
Thanks

Re: Dane, Ireland 1645 to Gorrie, ON 1836

cherielynn251 — 2006-09-10 20:00:56Z

I get lost in the threads... so want to make sure you get my post -- we have been away...
cherielynn25@aol.com

Re: Dane, Ireland 1645 to Gorrie, ON 1836

cherielynn251 — 2006-09-10 19:39:19Z

Hello: My husband's 3rd greatgrand parents are John Dane and Jane Vance -- would you please contact me...
cherielynn25@aol.com

Re: Dane, Ireland 1645 to Gorrie, ON 1836

cherielynn251 — 2006-09-10 19:31:01Z

Hello Dane researchers! I left a message a while back and glad to see new responses. Will you contact me?
cherielynn25@aol.com
My husband's 3rd greatgrand parents are John Dane and Jane Vance. Regards, Cherie Lynn