The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-29
DAUGHTERS OF THE
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION
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 425. LANE-This old fan'ily Is one of the most distinguished and influential of the early settlers of Virginia and North Carolina. Captain Lane was a brave and daring young cavalier, the son of Sir Ralph Lane of Orlinburg, whose wife, nee Paw, was first cousin of Catherine Parr, the favored Queen of Henry VIII. Lane was the first English Governor in America, and although the colony was broken up by the Croatan h. dians, 1t is generally believed that some Of them drifted into North Carolina. In l61S Joseph Lane, supposed to be @ de- scendant of Sir Ralph, came over from England to Jamestown and from there his posterity moved southward to Han- fax. N. C. There was born Joseph Lane, Jr., in 1710. the true lneal ancestor of staunch American patriots, whose de- scenoants are scattered throughout all the States. The North Carolina line be- gins thus: Joseph Lane, IT,, born 17l0, married Patrina Chimney, Cor McKinne some of the records have lt) in 17S0, died at Halifax, N. C., 1774. His sons were Col. Joel Lane, Joseph and Jesse. These three brothers are mentioned in publish ed records by Governor David Swain of North Carolina. and General Joseph Lane of Oregon, but the Pioneer and Patriot, by Marshall, DeLarkey Hay wood, mentions two others (who must have been his nephewsl, James and Barnabus. Col. Joel Lane the eldest of the three brothers. was the founder of Raleigh. and deeded for the site of the city 1000 acres of land, April 4, 1792. He was member of the First Provincial Congress, and the General Assembly, amidst the darkest hours of the Revolu- ton met at his house, a large brick structure still standing in Raleigh, He married. first, Marthy Hinton; second, Mary Hinton, daughters of the we'll Known Revolutionary soldier and states man, Colonel John Hinton of Wake County and his wife, Grizelle Kim brough. Colonel Joel Lane served his country through the entire conflict, being member of the convention at Hlllsboro in l776, and his name appears as Leuten- ant Colonel on a roster as far back as 1776. He also represented his country as Senator fourten years. up to his death in 17SS. His children were, 1st Henry, End, James, 3rd William, 4th Nancy, 9th John, 9th Martha, who married 1st Dugah Me Kethin. End Jonathan Brickell, 7th Eliza beth, married Stephen Haywood; Sth Mary, 9th, Thomas, married Nancy Lana, daughter of Martin Lane; 10th Dorothy, End wife of Dr. Allen W. Gilcrist; 11th Joel Hinton, married Mary Freeman, moved to Giles County, Tenn, served in War of 1872 with volunteers from Wake County, N. C.; 18th Grizelle, married George L. Bryan. Henry died before his father, and left four daughters. lst Peggy, married Moses Mordicar, leaving three children, Henry, Ellen and Jacob; End Andd, 2nd wife of Moses Mordecai, they had one daughter, Margaret, who married John Devereaux; Srd Harriet, 4th Tenn perance. James Lane of Wake County married Lydia spelght. Barnabas Lane had three children, Martin, BanabaA, and Jean, Martin Lane, his son served in the Revolution, and died in Giles County, Tom. Jesse Lane the third brother, was born i7ss, married Winitred Aweck (Weleh nnno, pronounced AycoclI), she lived in Halifax County, N. C., her mother was Rebeooa Pace. Jesse Lane served. in the Revolution, was an oftoer in sFd North Carolina Continehtais. (aea Army Accounts Vol ia. Sec A, page DO, i7Sa, also page i7H, Il, iS iT0O was with his son John Lane (father of General Joseph LaAe) tn the hattel of Kings Mountain. maVed ta deaFaia in aTaA aud aiea 1a0a, Tesae Lane @xaa the zatheE=nf