Vane - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Rev. Gilbert Holles Farrer Vane

JonathanPowell44 — 2009-08-01 15:14:52Z

Dear Andrew,

If you are still interested in details of Gilbert Vane's wife, I can provide some help as I am slowly tracing her family details. Her name was Mary STEEDMAN, daughter of Edward Blakeway STEEDMAN of High Ercall Hall, Shropshire, and they were married at High Ercall on 24 June 1891. There were several Marys in the family, so I cannot yet provide more detail, although one of them was a prominent tennis player and the All England Ladies Tennis Doubles champion in the 1890s with her sister Bertha.

Vane/Mains

countrytrail10 — 2009-03-25 01:41:40Z

mary died jan. 4 1835. She had children. There one son was peter mains. Vain and Mains were my great grandparents 4 generations back. They were part of the german pioneers. Oath of allegiance Pennsylvania 1727-1808. They had 11 children. john, william, peter, delelah, onan, samuel, elizabeth, joseph, sara, afred, jeanette, if you have any info. for me let me know.

Re: Mary Vane to George Mains

countrytrail10 — 2009-03-25 01:28:09Z

4 generations back they came from germany and settled in pennsylvania. Son Peter Mains was my great grand father 3 times. They were the first german pioneers to settle in Pa. we are part of the pennsylvania Dutch. but we are not dutch. Dutch in german means german speaking. They came from rotterdam in the Netherlands.

Re: Arthur Vane family

kmichaelwriter — 2008-10-26 06:07:18Z

I am doing research of my own and have come to an Arthur Vane and William Vane living in Huntington Township, Brown County, Ohio. Both of these individuals are living at this place in according to the 1820 and 1830 federal census. According to the census, Arthur was born in the 1790s and William was born in the 1760s. Not a perfect match, but there it is. It appears they settled in to the area between 1810 and 1820 as they are not listed in the 1810 census for the area.
One thing to note, the 1820 census lists Willliam as a foreigner, not naturalized.
Do you think this is a match?

Re: Arthur Vane family

kmichaelwriter — 2008-10-26 06:07:11Z

Re: Vane Family

Carleen3399 — 2007-11-01 08:29:31Z

My family tree includes a Hester Vane, who married to a Daniel Luker on 24 Oct 1726, in Christ Church, Philadelphia, Penn.
Hester Vane was born abt 1704, and eventually lived in Dover Twp., Monmouth, New Jersey, with her husband, Daniel Luker, bn. 12 Dec 1696 in Dover Twp., Monmouth, New Jersey. Her father might be John Vane, and mother, Ann.
I believe he could be one of Henry Vane Jr.'s children, but I can't prove it yet. Any info you may send me, will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Carol

Re: Frank Vane

LGJones — 2007-05-14 02:00:28Z

Sorry not to be able to offer more assistance.

L.G. Jones

Re: Frank Vane

rjmayer1 — 2007-05-11 01:54:50Z

LGJones,
Thank you for the reply. I am, however, the source of the information shown on the web site. I'm looking for more.
W. R. Mayer

Re: Frank Vane

LGJones — 2007-05-09 00:54:03Z

Have you checked the following sourc? http://www.midyork.org/oneida/OPL_LOCAL_HISTORY/OPL_OIC_Capt... Frank Vane's photo is there as well as a description of his service.

Vane Family Dorchester County, MD 1750-1900

SBRENCHLEY — 2007-05-05 01:45:48Z

Any info on Vane family line from Samuel b. 1788 would be helpful. Looking for children of Samuel and Mary Gold. Believe they had Katherine, 1826, Juliane, 1835, Margaret, 1830, and Mary, b. 1828. Any other children?

Trying to find the parents of John Theodore Vane, b. 1866.

Thank you.

Re: info on your question

SBRENCHLEY — 2007-05-05 01:43:17Z

Any Vanes from Dorchester County, MD? Looking for Samuel Vane, b. 1788, married to Mary Gold (Gould), and his descendants.

thank you...

sue

Re: Vane family

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

J.

Something does not add up. Was he Slovak or was he Czech? If he was Slovak than you would be looking for him in Slovak Republic.
The name change happened after setting foot on American soil and not before. The Ellis Island manifests were written up in the port of departure.
To locate in One Step :
www.stevemorse.org

The Slovak Republic's phone site is at :
www.zoznamst.sk and there is a surname VAN'A, VANAK, VANAT, VANATKA, VANAR, VANACKY. As for surname starting with VANE there is VANEK, VANERKA, VANECEK, VANECIK, VANECKO.
http://mapy.atlas.sk for locating a town in SK

www.our-slovakia.com
www.slovakfolkcrafts.com
www.slovakinstitute.com
www.iarelative.com
www.slovak.org
www.spectacularslovakia.sk
www.slovensko.com

Frank Vane

rjmayer1 — 2006-08-30 02:16:53Z

I am looking for Civil War experiences of Lieutenant Frank Vane of the Oneida Cavalry. He was from Oneida, NY.

Amos Vane/Vain b England and wife, Adeline Hurley, Wayne Co New York

bhrowland — 2006-05-07 04:00:41Z

Am looking for information on Amos Vane/Vain born ca 1834 in England, married Adeline Hurley in Wayne Co New York.

1870 Wayne Co New York, Walworth, #404/417, p. 48
Amos Vain 36 works in cooper shop, born England
Adelline 29 keeping house born New York
Cora L 7 at school born New York
Amasa 1 born New York

In 1880 they are living in Ontario, Wayne Co New York, census taker spelled surname as Vane.

Elizabeth Vane

2006-01-05 15:37:10Z

I would like to know more about the cause of death of Elizabeth Vane in 1775 at the age 16. She was the daughter of Henry Vane, 4th Baron Barnard, 2nd Earl of Darlington, Lord Lieut. & Custos Rotulorum of co. Palatine of Durham, Govr. of Tower of London, and his wife Margaret Lowther. The family lived at Cleveland House, St. James Square. The Vanes attended St. Georges Church, Hanover Square. Family, also lived at Raby Castle in Durham, England.

I would appreciate any information. Thank you.

Vane Family

2005-07-03 00:54:11Z

My wifes grandmother was Adeline Frances Fane Vane, family tree shows grandfather Henry Booth Vane, and his father Henry Vane born London 1801, Extensive tree composed many years ago show direct line to Sir Henry Vane and Fane families, if anyone has interest please contact me. quite a bit of info to share.
Maurice

Vane Family to NY 1851

2005-02-21 18:06:13Z

The ship CORNELIUS GRINNELL arrived at NY from LONDON
on May 1851.
Aboard were;
VANE
John (46) Sarah (37) Jane (19) Sarah (17) Ann (15) John (13) Daniel (11) James (6) Noome (4) Ruth (.00-Infant)
Hope this helps someone.
Al O'Brien

Vane Family

Susan_Oates — 2004-10-25 19:26:59Z

Searching for any information on Vane family living in Michelmersh, Hampshire, England: also Nursling and North Baddesley Hampshire England

Re: Vane family

2004-03-04 13:37:48Z

I am looking for information on Jeseph (or Josef) Frank Vane who immigrated from Prague, Czeckoslavakia. I don't have much information on him or his family, but I do know he married in Erie, Pennsylvania in 1921 and returned to Czeckoslavakia in 1922 (possibly 1923). We suspect "Vane" wasn't his original name. Do you think there might be a connection? Do you have any information on Slovak Vanes? I'd appreciate anything! Thank you.

Re: Vane Family

2003-11-15 21:47:58Z

I am alsotrying to find out about my family name.All I know is my great grandfather was Harry T Vane and worked for Napier in Acton but I do not know where he originally came from.

Thomas VANE

2002-05-28 23:21:04Z

I came across this entry in the All Saints Registers Broad Chalke Wiltshire. Thomas VANE a stranger 2.6.1678, buried in wool. (Wool Act 1666) I am not reseraching this name and have no further information. Submitted for information.

Sophia Vane, Delaware

2002-01-07 19:30:25Z

I am looking for any informatin on Sophia, her parents or siblings. She married William Brown in 1828, Delaware.

Vane Jane married Mark Smith

2001-09-12 22:33:22Z

Please contact regarding info on Jane Vane who married Mark Smith she came from Alton in Hampshire and Mark Smith from NBaddesley,Southampton. Any info please e-mail me on: summertonja@aol.com

Re: Rev. Gilbert Holles Farrer Vane

2001-08-05 21:09:03Z

By now you may have received the info requested. All I can offer is from Burke's Peerage & Baronetage. (Rev) Gilbert Holles Farrer; b 26 Sept 1855; educ Trinity College Cambridge (MA); FSA, rector Wem, Salop 1895-1905, granted with siblings rank of baron's dau/yr s 12 Aug 1892; m 24 June 1891 Mary (d 29 July 1921), dau of EB Steadman, of High Ercall Hall, Salop, and d27 June 1905, leaving issue;
1d Mary Louisa; b 25 March 1892; d unm 29 June 1909

To Susan Vane - please e-mail me!

2001-05-30 07:14:23Z

After I posted a message I noticed yours regarding relatives from North Baddesley, My Mothers Fathers Mother was a Vane.

If you go to my message on the message board it goes in to detail. Her name was Jane Vane she is buried up at St Johns in North Baddesley.

Please e-mail me at: summertonja@aol.com
and I will then fill you in with the info I have and visa versa.

Kind regards
Julie Summerton

Vane Jane married Mark Smith UK

2001-05-30 06:46:03Z

My Mothers Fathers Mother was a Vane and I'm hoping someone could help with piecing together the jigsaw puzzle.

Jane Vane born 1864 from Alton in Hampshire, UK married Mark Smith, she died Feb 1st 1951. Her husband died March 17 1929. She had a son Andrew and a daughter Rose And she had 1 brother; Ted, and three sister; Mary, Edith & Rye. She is buried at St Johns Church in North Baddesley, Hampshire.

I am hoping to trace some of her relatives to help fill in her side of the family tree. So if anybody recognises any of the details please let me know by e-mail.

Many thanks,
Julie Summerton

ISO Anthony Vane

2001-01-22 12:08:49Z

Searching for my high school love, Tony Vane, from Seaford, NY. He was in the USMC in 1984. Just want to say hi and see how things are going! Any info please email me at harborchickny@cswebmail.com.
Patti

info on your question

2000-11-07 20:25:25Z

I may have some information on your family supplied by Tom Voshell of NJ.

He gave me Ruth Estella Voshell's hand written notes on this family from Cordova.

They have lots of info on the Vanes.

Vane family

2000-03-10 23:12:44Z

My greatgranfather was Edward Harcourt Vane.
Believed to be a courier or Queens messenger for Queen Victoria(here say) around 1865.His family home address -23a Swanes lane,Highgate,London. His his wife name was Marie their chidren names were.Julia, Edith Edward Gerrard,
Edith was a singer and notedstar of musical comedy and pantomine. She was engaged by the hon. George coppin for a 6 months tour of Australia in mid 1894.
Edith married Hubert bogetti a musical director of Drury lane theatre, London.
Returning to Australia , Edith and Hubert retired to live in Mount Isa, Queensland.
Julia was also a singer, however futher facts are un known.
Edward Gerard Vane was born on either 1878 or 1882 in London England . Married on the 4/1/1906 to Alice Isabel Coulson .
Eward was reputed to be the first Trooper to go into Queenstown Tasmania .He was still a trooper in 1909 as he was presented with an oval leather case 6"X3 1/2.by the residents of Mathinna Tasmania on 7/9/09.
Edward Gerard Vane was educated at Harrow London. it is believed that he made two trips to Australia before settling in Australia. The first in 1897 . He served with the Cape Mounted Rifles duriing the Boer War.Hewas a meber of the Masonic Lodge,being initiated in 1929 into the naval military lodge no. 43.
hus address at the time of his marriage to Isabel was 7 frances St. Battery point Hobart Tasmania
Edward Isabels children(since deceased) were Maxwell Harcourt Vane- Edith Margaret Vane - Norman Vane
Edith Norman had no children.
Maxwell had 3 children All born in Hobart Tasmania. Yvonne - Desmond Maxwell - Derek Gerrard . Desmond is deceased.
If any one in this big wide world is able to add anything to this narration or has any links to this family I would appreciate hearing from you .I'm sure there would be people in England that would have some connection.Please contact at the above E-mail address.

Rev. Gilbert Holles Farrer Vane

1999-11-29 10:37:43Z

I am trying to trace the name of Rev G Vane's wife and the names of his issue. Gilbert was born Of Wem, Stropshire, England 26/9/1855 son of Henry Morgan Vane and Louisa Vane (nee Farrer). One of Gilbert's daughters may have been Maud - who did she marry (was it William Salter). Anyone any knowledge?

Sophia (Vane) Ives Bunting

1999-10-15 14:00:35Z

Searching for ancestors of Sophia Vane (b. 1801, England; d. May 30, 1876, Edwards Co., IL).
When she married James Bunting (b. July 6, 1794; Quainton, England; d. September 17, 1870, Edwards Co., IL) on Apr. 14, 1840 in Edwards Co., IL, Sophia was the widow of Anthony Ives.
James Bunting had been previously married to Charlotte King whom he married in 1813 in Quainton, England. They had seven children that I have in my records, all born in England.
Sophia and James had at least four children all born in Edwards Co., IL.
Twin Sons: Amos Jason (b. Jan. 25, 1841)
Sylvester Selina.
Any help in locating ancestors would be greatly appreciated.
Pat Young

Sarah Frances Vane

1999-10-03 19:41:10Z

Looking for info on Twin Sisters Sarah E. Vane (1833-1908) and Frances A Vane. Also on same monument there is a Rebecca B. Vane (1848-1911). This info is @ Green Mount Cementery in Hillsboro, Maryland under VOSHELL. Several Voshell's have the given name of Vane also.

William Henry Vane

1999-09-09 15:39:15Z

Looking for any information on parents of William Henry Vane b. 10 Oct 1864, d. 10 Feb 1937 at Machias, Maine. Father born in England approx. 1833, married in Castine, Maine, children William H. Vane, Lucy E. Vane and Annie F. Vane.
These three children living with Keeler family in Castine, Maine, parents appear in 1850 census but not in 1860 census. Father's name listed as William Henry Vane appears to have married Sarah (Sally) Keeler (Bartlett)? Marriage listed 31 Oct, 1853 in Castine, Maine. Is this info correct?
Please email me at mclaire@nemaine.com with any info you may have.
Thank you

Mary Vane to George Mains

blue22 — 2003-06-05 16:27:43Z

I have a Mary Vane born @1758 in ??? married to George Mains on Jan 4, 1771 in Sussex, New Jersey. They had approximately eight children. She died Jan 4, 1835 in Bracken County, Kentucky. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank You
Mary Buckley
tazmgb@aol.com

JAMES VANE -MARION BYFIELD

jvayne — 2003-08-01 10:21:56Z

INFORMATION DESCENDANTS JAMES VANE -MARION BYFIELD

Ruby Vane-Hamilton

SharLugenbeel — 2001-07-16 03:53:36Z

I am searching for information on my grandfathers first wife Ruby Vane. Her sister Weeta and Ruby married Hamilton brothers. Ruby m. Lewis Hamilton and Weeta m. Victor Hamailton. They were living in eastern Oregon. The family may have moved to ID. Please contact me if you have any information. Thanks slugenbeel@juno.com

Re: Vane family

fmartin650 — 2004-03-04 15:03:48Z

This group of Vane/Venne's came from the Montreal area and from there back to France during the 17th century.

Vane/Vene family

fmartin650 — 2003-09-30 23:41:06Z

looking for possible connections...thanks :)

Xous VENE Self M Male W 43 CAN Farmer CAN CAN
Mary VENE Wife M Female W 27 NY Keeping House CAN CAN
Angeline VENE Dau S Female W 8 NY At Home CAN NY
Fredie VENE Son S Male W 6 NY At Home CAN NY
Adel VENE Dau S Female W 4 NY At Home CAN NY
Albine VENE Dau S Female W 2 NY At Home CAN NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Black Brook, Clinton, New York
Family History Library Film 1254819
NA Film Number T9-0819
Page Number 143B

Seeking Family Information

ypretzel — 2002-05-04 06:26:39Z

My grandfather Edward Gerard Vane lived at 23a Swains Lane Highgate. He was a Boer War veteran with the Cape Mounted Rifles. He arrived in Tasmania, Aust. about 1904 married Alice Isabella Coulson in 1906. His father was Edward Harcourt Vane and mother Marie (surnane unknown). His sister Edith Vane was a celebrated singer in the late 1800's and other sister Julia, married Hubert Bogetti, a musical director at Drury Lane Theatre, London.

Edward Gerard Vane

ypretzel — 2002-05-04 06:26:39Z

Please refer to information regarding Family Vane listed on Message No.5. My own name was inadverdently left off and my grandfather's name (who died in 1963) listed instead.

Re: To Susan Vane - please e-mail me!

Susan_Oates — 2004-10-25 19:26:59Z

Julie, I have found several Vanes in North Baddesley, however none of them appear to be related to me - I am sure they must be somehow-just can't find the link.

Can you help?

Re: VANE FAMILY DORSET/LANCASHIRE

Susan_Oates — 2004-10-25 19:26:59Z

I have been researching our family history myself and came across John Vane and Elizabeth Rogerson some time ago.
John Vane was the grandson of Joseph and Tabitha Vane who were my 4 x great grandparents. I have quite a lot of information about them that I can share with you if you would like.
I must say Harry Vane was a worry to me in my research as I found him in the 1901 census at Leeds Barracks, but then nothing. It is so good to know that he carried on to have what on first appearance was a full life.
I have found Harry’s father’s grave at Swanmore in Hampshire. I am in possession of his Death Cert. Etc.
Please let me know if you would like to share information.

VANE FAMILY DORSET/LANCASHIRE

CLAREVANE — 2002-10-08 22:34:53Z

Would appreciate any information concerning HARRY VANE born circa 1880, Seaforth Barracks, Bootle. Parents were ELIZABETH ROGERSON and JOHN VANE. HARRY VANE my grandfather served with the ASC. He lived in POOLE, DORSET for most of his life, working as an Omnibus Driver in his later years. Any information regarding HARRY VANE or his ancestors on either the ROGERSON or VANE side would be most welcome.

Re: Thomas VANE

darrenblick — 2003-10-04 07:27:26Z

David Blick from Broad Chalke ? Whilst researching my family, I see the Blick's have been in Broad Chalke since 1700's.

I am a Blick from Salisbury, just up the road but as far as I see, no relation. We are from Stroud originaly, or at least my immediate family was.

Arthur Vane family

O_Berting — 2003-07-09 17:12:33Z

I am searching for information on a William Henry Vane and Arthur Vane who are on the census and 1802 tax lists for Gloucester County, New Jersey.