Lane - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

LANE Ray Ernest 1895-1969

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-07 15:18:04Z

LANE Ray Ernest 1895-1969

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 209,323 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.

LANE Edna A 1897-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 17:43:40Z

LANE Edna A 1897-1987

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 209,323 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.

William Lane, Sumter Co., GA

JuneAnderson342 — 2009-11-03 12:27:08Z

I'm looking for a William Lane who was an attorney in the early 1900's in Sumter Co., GA. Thanks. June Briscoe Anderson, Sumter Co., GA

Seneca Co and Ontario Co, NY Lanes

DebbyBrink — 2009-10-30 17:56:59Z

Betty Lane Gee b 1923,father is Earl Lane b 1889, his father is Charles Lane b abt 1846. Does anybody know of this branch, I am at a loss. Any news would be appreciated! Thankyou-Debby

Joseph lane

chjsmith515 — 2009-10-29 11:53:14Z

Hello All

My brick wall, is Joseph Lane born c1728 possibly in Nottinghamshire England, he married Hannah Severn in the parish of Greasley Nottingham in 1763, and died in 1777 Nottingham england.

What I would like is to find more about his birth and his parents, so if there is anyone who can help me, I would be most appreciative.

Regards
Chris Smith

Re: Alvertine Sissel

jnear9089 — 2009-10-29 02:26:37Z

Hi Deborah, my name is Jessica Hildebrant and I am searching my family tree as well. Dora and James Parker are my GGGrandparents. Any information you could help me with on the Parkers or Alvertine would be wonderful. I have hired a researcher as well and we could compare notes to see if we are both up to speed on our info. You can email me at jnear9089@msn.com. We are from Iowa so not too far away from where you live. Hope to speak with you soon.

Re: LANE/CARPENTER/CADY/BROADWELL/CONREY

lmcclellan5725 — 2009-10-27 18:07:29Z

lmcclellan@cox.net is still working.

Re: LANE/CARPENTER/CADY/BROADWELL/CONREY

jbbuch — 2009-10-27 03:50:56Z

Is this still a working email.

Re: LANE/CARPENTER/CADY/BROADWELL/CONREY

mschuley — 2009-10-27 03:43:55Z

Yes , I do..what would you like to know !

Re: Addison Lane/Sally Dennis

cfeckhardt — 2009-10-25 21:42:38Z

Addison & Sally were my GGGrandparents. Their son Addison Earldom was my GGrandfather. His wife's name was Mary Jane (Eppright) but she went by Jennie. She called him 'Ully,' which is most likely 'Early' with a Southern drawl. Jennie Lane Park in Manor, Texas is named for her. A. E. gave the land for the park.

Their children who survived to adulthood were Pauline (known as 'Pinky'), Frances Rust, David, Mary Ann (known as 'Mal' or 'Marie'--my grandmother) Walls Earldom, Gertrude (known as 'Trudie'), & John Wright. Frances, Mary Ann, Walls, Gertrude, & John all have surviving descendants. If you'd like to correspond with your distant cousins contact me at c.f.eckhardt@sbcglobal.net

Ebert Lane b 1886 in canada

whitehos1 — 2009-10-25 19:36:10Z

Hi,
Looking for the john c. lane family. they came from ire. to canada and were in ontario before coming to U.S. most of the children were born in canada inc. ebert. Mother of ebert was honora(mary).
john c. lived till 1933. he went to ALL SAINTS CHURch in detroit, mi
thanks for any info
rosemary

LANE FAMILY

laura_amess — 2009-10-24 10:41:42Z

Hi I am desperate to find any info (death,marriage)on the following all born in Folkestone:Ellen E Lane b:1911. Freddy Lane b:1912,Doris Lane b:1915,Richard Lane b:1920 and Grace Lane b:1924.They are children of Rose(nee holloway) and Charles Richard Boyle Lane(known as Richard).
I seem to be hitting a few brick walls, but I think they moved out of the area as I cannot find them in Folkestone after 1924.
Regards
Laura

Pleasant Lewis LAIN - b.1782 Campbell Co, VA

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-10-23 20:42:00Z

Searching for Pleasant's Will: 11 July 1853 (proved 18 July 1853) (Pittsylvania Co), VA

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

col2au — 2009-10-21 13:24:53Z

Hi Kokomuller, i am a expat Londoner i came out in 1962, to Adelaide South Australia, so i am frist generation i have traced my Paternal Lane abcestry to a Frances Lane in 1780 in London UK, cira via the Morman s search website so it would apear we are not related. good luck in your sreach ! we have Irish, spanish, & English in my family back ground.
Regards Colin Lsne.

Lane Family London England

philip9782 — 2009-10-21 10:06:40Z

i am looking for info on Eric Robert Lane 1942 Westminster 1993 Southwark or his wife Christine Rosina 1944 Islington
or decendats of i am stuck very frustrating
Can any one out there help
Philip

Re: Addison Lane/Sally Dennis

keithlane172 — 2009-10-20 17:00:49Z

I can certainly help you. My GGGGrandfather was his brother.

In fact, there were 4 Lane brothers that lived in Lebanon, Indiana at that time. They also had at least one sister that moved to Boone County. The family's history is very well documented in the area. Addison's brother, Levi Lane, was the clerk for over 40 years.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

kokomueller — 2009-10-20 11:43:17Z

Hi,

Yes my son's Lane line includes Thomas Lane born December 17, 1862 in Limericak who went to Australia and married Elizabeth Burke/Bourke at St. John's Church, Clifton Hill, Victoria, Australia on 19 July 1899.

Thomas was the son of Denis and Anastasia. I can't get beyond that... to Denis' parents etc etc

Koko

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

col2au — 2009-10-20 11:21:04Z

Not sure what part of the world you are in but many Lane Families came to South Australia in 1850-80's a state that had very large gruop of German at the same time so thier is a lot of anglo-Germatic families here regards Colin Lane.

the earlest lane i can fin in England is Frances Lane married in 1791.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

PaddyKevin — 2009-10-06 00:29:18Z

Right now I have traced back to Richard Lane, born about 1848 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England He married Mary Ann Ure. They were both of Scotch decent

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

Melissa_Robards — 2009-10-03 16:47:43Z

I've been waiting for someone from the line of Doxee LANE and Esther FREEMAN to get tested at FTDNA for at least 37 markers, plus SNPs. I haven't looked for a while at the project results at FTDNA for LANEs, so I should take a new look.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

susanm1215 — 2009-10-06 06:08:22Z

Go to the following website to see the results for Lane DNA on Family Tree DNA site. They are in related groups. Be sure to scroll down to see all.

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/lane/default.aspx?sectio...

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

susanm1215 — 2009-10-09 00:29:37Z

This is true and I have one in a family I manage, but it isn't worth the large number of near matches who are not related for me to explore fully each one. I wish them luck, and hopefully, they can find through adoption records, etc., what their surname should have been.

I do understand that some may want to try it.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

susanm1215 — 2009-10-09 00:29:36Z

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

susanm1215 — 2009-10-06 18:16:06Z

I have not found helpful any of the non-surname matching DNA. For example, if the submitter isn't a Lane, and your Y-DNA is, it probably means you connect before the use of surnames, which is genealogically impossible or nearly so to connect. I've fixed the User Preferences to only show same surname matches in the user accounts I have control over. Cuts down on a lot of insignificant matches and the accompanying email notifications from FTDNA.

Has anyone found non-surname matches helpful?

In the meantime, Koko, I'm happy to correspond with you or anyone by email on genealogical matches. I am: susanm1215@aol.com.

What part of the country were the Wises in?

Susan

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

noemail578 — 2009-10-03 05:43:49Z

Hi,

you can see a DNA button above (rightish) below the logout link. then you'll see the DNA section of this website. I paid US$90 for my son's test that included postage.

I chose the 33 marker test.

cheers.

Re: Lane's in Tn - Al

pamgriffin621 — 2009-10-19 00:26:35Z

sorry i dont have anything,but if i do i will send it to you,i wish i could fine out something about laura Bennett because i cant go on any futher till i do on that side of the family.thans again pam griffin

Re: Reuben Lane b.Va

pamgriffin621 — 2009-10-19 00:22:47Z

Hi Cherly,my name is Pam Griffin .Sarah Long an Ruben Lane was my 4thGrt,grandsi also need info own them,but i also would like to know if you might have any info on there son James A lane wife (Laura Bennett)i have a good bit of info own him but nothing on her can you help.Thank you Pam Griffin

LANE Janie KEITH 1921-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 14:53:38Z

LANE Janie KEITH 1921-1970

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 207,656 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.

Re: LANE's From Derbyshire England

robburnsuk — 2009-10-06 09:10:27Z

I haven't nor can I do DNA for this line. I also am not aware of the person you mention. Sorry

Rob

LANE Callie 1880 1960

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-14 12:07:14Z

LANE Callie 1880 1960

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Pilot Grove Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas. Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,026 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.

My Grandparents

wombatron1 — 2009-10-10 20:53:29Z

If anyone has any information on Frederick William LANE who married Fanny HORTON in December 1902, at Westhampnet, West Sussex could they please contact me.
Thank you.

R.G. LANE

Lois Lane's daughter Marilyn Gilligan

jmg592 — 2009-10-20 06:07:54Z

Looking for information on Marilyn Gilligan born about 1931 in Rochester, NY to Lois S. Lane (18 Feb 1903 - ?) and Francis Leo Gilligan (16 Sep 1893 - 15 Jul 1936).

I found Francis "Dutch" and Lois in the 1930 Rochester NY census. They were married and living with Dutch's mother Bridget Gilligan (nee Heffernan).

Lois remarried and Marilyn is believed to have taken her stepfathers name. Lois may have married William M. Hall.

Re: James Gregg Lane

GeoffLane242 — 2009-10-15 09:34:43Z

Whitney,

Could you please if you received my email.

regards,

Geoff Lane

Re: James Gregg Lane

GeoffLane242 — 2009-10-04 09:08:03Z

My name is Geoffrey Lane. I live in Mackay, Queensland, Australia. I am the Grandson of James Gregg Lane. I have obtained information from the 1881 Census in Leominster, Herefordshire, England. James Gregg Lane was 12, John Lane (his Father) was 43, Sarah (his mother) was 49 and Sophie (his sister) was 10. Their address was 18 West st, Leominster. John Lane was a Corn Dealer, which I believe was an important profession in those days. Corm Dealers controlled all grain in and out of the UK.

From discussions with ML Newton , I have been able to establish that the Lane family emigated from the the UK to the USA at the end of the 1800's. At around 1900 James Gregg Lane married Agnes Haycock (Mary said Hitchcock) and had 3 children, Thomas, Alice & Owen. Mary said James left his family.

I believe at some stage he returned to England, where he met and married my grandmother Maud Mary Hill in 1908 at Plymouth, Devon, England. They had two children, Doris Maud and Edward. Somewhere between 1908 & 1913 they emigated to Australia. They had another 2 children, Bessie and John (my Father). He left my Grandmother and family between my Father's birth in 1914 and the trajic death of my Grandmother in 1923 (she drowned in the Mary River in Queensland). I do not know where he went from there. Mary stated that she thought he may have gone to South America.

Looking for more information.

Regards,

Geoff Lane

Lanes in Oregon

katwaldrop411 — 2009-10-13 01:59:56Z

I am looking for children of George Nelson Lane and Christine Stolhand Lane. Wanting to gather further info on George's lineage. I have a grandfather who was one of their children.

Kathy Lane Waldrop

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

susanfahrnbach — 2009-10-03 09:58:44Z

My James S. Lane was born in NY in 1801. He married Mary Whitherspoon Russell. They lived in Phila., Pa and Camden, New Jersey.
I have not found his parents. I do not have any male Lanes that I know to do the test. My Grandmother was: Ella Lane, her Father was Barton Lane and James was his Father. Does anyone belong to this line?
Thanks,
Sue

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-10-03 06:53:21Z

Yes, but your results can not be posted on http://www.familytreedna.com/public/lane/default.aspx?sectio..., nor will their computer compare your markers. However, ancestry.com has a good comparison chart,
although comparison members is still very small.
To bring together those tested by various companies who all differ a bit, ftdna developed www.ysearch.org - a free site open to most DNA tested persons.

Cheers from #84024 on yresults chart.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-10-09 03:57:27Z

If you open your FTDNA personal DNA page and click "User Preferences," you can mark "I want to restrict the display of matches only to my Surname Project"

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-10-04 00:04:30Z

Not all markers are equal in value and some are fast mutating. FTDNA's 37-marker test could also be called a “41-marker test” as they test and report markers 464e, 464f, 464g, and DYS19b. Though tested, it is very rare that individuals have results for these markers. Therefore, by FTDNA's conservative counting method, their competitor's “33-marker test” is actually a “29-marker test.” Did you have 18/18 match?

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-10-04 02:38:32Z

Alas, you've got me...now you are getting into more confusing math, which is why I love FTDNA and their wonderful formula that does the job for me with their "TIP"
"The FTDNATiP™ results are based on the mutation rate study presented during the 1st International Conference on Genetic Genealogy, on Oct. 30, 2004. The (given) probabilities take into consideration the mutation rates for each individual marker being compared. Since each marker has a different mutation rate, identical Genetic Distances will not necessarily yield the same probabilities. In other words, even though #84024 has a Genetic Distance‡ of 3 from (the other)LANE, someone else with the same Genetic Distance may have different probabilities, because the distance of 3 was prompted by mutations in different markers, with different mutation rates." (copied from My FTDNA - Tip Report)
Fun report: my LANE shares the same Y chromosome as the 5th-century warlord known as "Niall of the Nine Hostages"

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

JackieAshley_Pace — 2009-10-08 06:47:13Z

A LANE could have been adopted and carried a different surname

Re: James Gregg Lane

LaneW0 — 2009-10-07 18:39:16Z

Hello! I was so excited to see the information that you have! I had not been able to track him down after he left Canada sometime after 1906. James' youngest son from his first marriage, Owen Sidney Lane, is my great grandfather. I would be interested in some more information about Maud Mary Hill and her family (parents, and siblings) as well as the children she had with James Gregg Lane, as much as you know would help! My email is lane.whitney@gmail.com. Thank you so much! Look forward to hearing from you

Whitney Lane

Re: Lane's in Tn - Al

AnnBrice46 — 2009-10-18 20:35:42Z

My grandfather, Ed Lane, was the son of James Hackworth Lane, the son of Absalom "Abe" Lane. I spent most of my summers with my grandfather and grandmother Lane and am trying to find out more about James Hackworth's wife--Zelphia Perilee Bookout. If you have any information I would appreciate you sharing it with me. Thanks Ann

Lane living in Tampa, fl area around 1950

mobile188 — 2009-10-13 18:57:42Z

Looking for my grandfather who lived in Tampa, fl area around early 1950's.
Was married at time to Tam Lane and had a son named Michael Lane. Divorced before 1955.
Just starting this search any help is appreciated.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

kokomueller — 2009-10-09 04:30:21Z

I have had no luck getting the administrator or her assistant to add my results to the Lane project.

Can someone help me to contact those in Group 8 and Group 9 with whom my son's Y results closely match?

Re: LANE's From Derbyshire England

kokomueller — 2009-10-06 08:48:32Z

have written a note to another person on Ancestry.com who I found after doing a search for a Robert Lane born 1639 from Derbyshire.

I am trying to find the person who put Robert Lane as their oldest known ancestor on the FTDNA website

I have compared my son's paternal DNA test to the Lane family group on FTDNA and believe our results are very similar to Robert Lane's entry.

Are you kit number 74248 on FTDNA?

If not are you aware of the other subscriber on here who also has a Robert Lane 1639 Derbyshire on her tree?

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

kokomueller — 2009-10-06 06:38:03Z

thanks - I'm not a member there but was able to view that table the other day. I have tried to contact the administrator to have my results put up but no luck yet

I have copied and pasted that table into Excel and then added my results on my own for comparison and find that I am very close to groups 8 and 9 so now I just need to wait for the administrator to help me get in touch with those groups.

have also found someone on here only 6 generations away so we have to work out how to connect given my son's paternal line is LANE and this 'close' relative is WISE.

have also joined ysearch.org on the suggestion of someone here - that being a public site - have found some closely related people but when I tried to contact the closest I got a mail return error which is a shame!

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

kokomueller — 2009-10-04 01:01:43Z

On FTDNA.. I first took the first 12 markers (of which I had 11 as I'm not sure what figure I have for '19'). So out of 12 markers I had 11 figures and those Lanes in group 8 had 10 of them matching. All of them had the figure 14 for DYS19. And where I had 30 for 389_2, they had 29

On ysearch... when I ask the website to do a genetic match, my result is 29 and the closest to me is 19, then 13, 12, handful of 11s and so on.

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

kokomueller — 2009-10-03 15:23:42Z

have also now joined ysearch; thanks

however emailed the guy with the most matches (18 markers) but then I received a mail return error so not sure he's active still!

does anyone know how many marker matches equates to how many generations away a person is?

Re: DNA - Lane Paternal Line

kokomueller — 2009-10-03 14:47:07Z

thanks for that! Just copied and pasted that all on to Excel and then plotted my results. seems I relate mostly to group 8 (10 markers the same) and then group 9 (9 markers the same)